Operated by: Metropolitan Police Service

https://www.met.police.uk/area/your-area/met/Brent/Queens-Park

Contact Details

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MPSBrent

Twitter: https://twitter.com/MPSQueensPark

Current Priorities

Issue

Reducing Violent Crime (Robbery/ VAWG) Focusing on Violence across the ward - priority areas: Kensal Green, Hazel Road, Donaldson Road, Hartland Road, Lonsdale Road
S - Robbery offences
M - Crime figures will show levels of crime and timescale
A - Suspect can be identified and arrested thus prevent further offences
R - Robbery is currently an MPS priority
T - The offences can be reviewed over the period of time between ward panel meetings
Action Taken:
Ward Priority set on 28/04/2025 at the

Action

• Joint operations with Brent council enforcement officers taken place outside Kensal Rise station to tackle knife point Robbery.
• Joint Operations conducted to address ASB at Hazel open space.
• Reassurance visits to victims
• Hotspot patrols
• Walk and talk around Kensal Rise station (VAWG)
• Walk and talk around Queen’s Park (VAWG).

Issue

Address ongoing antisocial behaviours, DRUG USE /DRUG DEALING in the Kensal Triangle area.
S- Identify and remove persons involved causing ASB/Drugs
M- CAD reports and intelligence data can be reviewed
A-Reductions can be achieved by targeted patrols and working with partner agencies. PSPO powers are now available to tackle offending. Issuing of CPW’s to offenders to reduce crime.
R-Residents have right to feel safe in their own homes without fear of intimidation and enjoy quality of life.
T-Will be reviewed at the next Ward Panel Meeting.

Action

• Crime prevention leaflets provided to residents.
• Reassurance visits to victims
• Targeted foot patrols of Kensal Triangle area, including Hazel Road and Artisans Mews

Issue

Focus on burglary, shoplifting, theft from and of a motor vehicle, ASB - drug related on Salusbury, Carlisle, Radnor and Dunmore Road
This priority has been agreed with the ward panel members.
S – Drug hotspot and shoplifting hotspot identified based on intelligence and reporting.
M - Crime stats and CAD references and intelligence can be reviewed.
A - A reduction can be achieved by proactively patrolling targeting of potential offenders. Working with partner agencies.
R- To improve quality of life for members of the community and increase Crime Prevention awareness
T - Will be reviewed at next ward panel meeting.

Action

Ward Priority set on 14/07/2025 at the Ward Panel Meeting.

Upcoming Events

Ward Panel meeting

A meeting of the panel members to discuss local concerns and to and set priorities for the local police team.

Where: TBD

When: 23 September 2025 at 19:00 - 6 October 2025 at 21:00