Greenford Broadway

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Greenford Broadway Safer Neighbourhoods Team

Your Safer Neighbourhoods Team is a group of Met police officers dedicated to serving your community. The team is made up of officers based in your area or 'ward', supported by additional officers from the wider area.

We work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to decide our policing priorities for the area. This helps us to find useful, long-term solutions to local problems, while maintaining our wider focus on reducing crime across London.

To contact to your team about local policing issues, email us at GreenfordBroadway@contact.metengage.co.uk or pick an officer to email below. (Please do not use this contact method to report crime, in an emergency always call 999 or you can report crime online at www.met.police.uk or dial 101).

Crystal Govers

Inspector

Yussef Hassaniyeh

Sergeant

Ben Koslicki

Inspector

Yasmin Sellars

Police Constable

Jonathan Sutcliffe

Police Constable

James Tupman

PCSO

Rob Vigar

Police Constable

Local Priority Issues

We are committed to tackling the issues that matter most to local communities. Based on our conversations with residents, and the issues they have raised with us, our main priorities are:

Priority	Action taken
PMP/59667/24 VIOLENT RELATED ACTIVITIES Youth violence and robberies on Greenford Broadway Description: There has been an increase in violence and robbery offences between youths on The Broadway, especially around school closure times. Actions: A specialist operation has been put together between the neighbourhood team, schools officers, and local council, to identify offenders and bring them to justice. Dedicated high-visibility patrols around school closure time have been put on to ensure the safety of school children travelling from school Issued 29 July 2026	JULY UPDATE 1)Visible patrols especially during school kick out times 2)Crime presentation advise 3) Plain clothes patrols 4) use of nomad cameras JULY updates...patrols continue, working with schools re visibility at end of school day continue recent ward panel...this remains priority Actioned 01 November 2026
PMP/59667/24 Street Drinking and Drug Use, and rough sleeping on Greenford Broadway, Ravenor Park, and surrounding estates and blocks. Several concerns have been raised by local residents regarding street drinking, drug use and congregation of groups on The Broadway and Ravenor Park. Rough sleepers have been reported as sleeping in bin sheds and communal areas of blocks. Actions: Regular patrols of the Broadway and surrounding areas are completed. Rough sleepers found have been engaged with and offered referrals to get them off the street. The team are liaising with housing companies and the local authority to find long term solutions to preventing rough sleeping. 33 CPW’s and CPN’s have been issued this year for anti-social behaviour on the ward Issued 29 July 2026	1) CPN/CPW And referrals 2)Crime presentation advise 3) Plain clothes patrols 4) use of nomad cameras JULY updates Regular patrols of the Broadway and surrounding areas are completed. Rough sleepers found have been engaged with and offered referrals to get them off the street. The team are liaising with housing companies and the local authority to find long term solutions to preventing rough sleeping. 33 CPW’s and CPN’s have been issued this year for anti-social behaviour on the ward recent ward panel..this remains priority Actioned 31 October 2026
PMP/46501/24 Shoplifting from retail premises on The Broadway An increase in shoplifting has been identified from all retail premises on the Broadway. Actions: Dedicated high-visibility and plain clothes patrols are ongoing to identify and target repeat offenders. Several shop-lifters have been arrested after being caught in the act and charged to court. Improved relations between the Neighbourhood team and local businesses has resulted in quicker CCTV retrieval to identify and target repeat offenders Issued 29 July 2026	Foot patrols Liaising with business owners Nomad cameras JULY update, patrols continue, suspects arrested and dealt with as per metengage posts etc offending is reducing - recent ward panel confirmed remains priority, patrols continue to deter and prevent offences Actioned 31 October 2026

Priority

Action taken

PMP/59667/24
VIOLENT RELATED ACTIVITIES
Youth violence and robberies on Greenford Broadway
Description: There has been an increase in violence and robbery offences between youths on The Broadway, especially around school closure times.
Actions: A specialist operation has been put together between the neighbourhood team, schools officers, and local council, to identify offenders and bring them to justice. Dedicated high-visibility patrols around school closure time have been put on to ensure the safety of school children travelling from school

Issued 29 July 2026

JULY UPDATE
1)Visible patrols especially during school kick out times
2)Crime presentation advise
3) Plain clothes patrols
4) use of nomad cameras

JULY updates...patrols continue, working with schools re visibility at end of school day continue
recent ward panel...this remains priority

Actioned 01 November 2026

PMP/59667/24
Street Drinking and Drug Use, and rough sleeping on Greenford Broadway, Ravenor Park, and surrounding estates and blocks.
Several concerns have been raised by local residents regarding street drinking, drug use and congregation of groups on The Broadway and Ravenor Park. Rough sleepers have been reported as sleeping in bin sheds and communal areas of blocks.
Actions: Regular patrols of the Broadway and surrounding areas are completed. Rough sleepers found have been engaged with and offered referrals to get them off the street. The team are liaising with housing companies and the local authority to find long term solutions to preventing rough sleeping. 33 CPW’s and CPN’s have been issued this year for anti-social behaviour on the ward

Issued 29 July 2026

1) CPN/CPW And referrals
2)Crime presentation advise
3) Plain clothes patrols
4) use of nomad cameras

JULY updates
Regular patrols of the Broadway and surrounding areas are completed. Rough sleepers found have been engaged with and offered referrals to get them off the street. The team are liaising with housing companies and the local authority to find long term solutions to preventing rough sleeping. 33 CPW’s and CPN’s have been issued this year for anti-social behaviour on the ward

recent ward panel..this remains priority

Actioned 31 October 2026

PMP/46501/24
Shoplifting from retail premises on The Broadway
An increase in shoplifting has been identified from all retail premises on the Broadway.
Actions: Dedicated high-visibility and plain clothes patrols are ongoing to identify and target repeat offenders. Several shop-lifters have been arrested after being caught in the act and charged to court. Improved relations between the Neighbourhood team and local businesses has resulted in quicker CCTV retrieval to identify and target repeat offenders

Issued 29 July 2026

Foot patrols
Liaising with business owners
Nomad cameras

JULY update, patrols continue, suspects arrested and dealt with as per metengage posts etc
offending is reducing
- recent ward panel confirmed remains priority, patrols continue to deter and prevent offences

Actioned 31 October 2026

The word cloud below represents the issues raised by residents through their Local Matters survey. We take this into consideration along with discussions with stakeholders, ward panel meetings and conversations with the public when setting our key priorities

What members in Greenford Broadway are saying are the issues in the area:

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