Violence Related Priority - Concerns were raised by the community about Robbery and theft snatch offences at Seven Sisters Underground Station and the surrounding area. In response to this officers will perform a number of targeted patrols over the next three months, specifically but not exclusively at the Underground Station and High Road where the concentration of offences have occurred. This priority was retained by the ward panel on the 6th September.

A number of proactive operations have already been completed by the ward team including a knife arch and passive drugs dog operation within Seven Sisters underground Station resulting in a number of detections for drugs offences and arrests of wanted offenders and of those of interest to immigration authorities. Live Facial Recognition (LFR) Cameras have been employed on Tottenham High Road again producing a significant number of arrests for various offences. These operations will continue with the most recent deployment of a drugs dog leading to 68 stop and searches and multiple arrests for various offences including drugs possession and supply. Operation Martello High visibility patrols will continue at the location to ensure a visible presence and reassure the public. The ward team will continue to find innovative ways to tackle this problem over the coming months. We always ask the public to report any incidents or concerns and remember to "Look up, Look out", keep your phone out of sight and be vigilant of your surroundings when exiting the tube station.High visibility patrols will continue at the location to ensure a visible presence and reassure the public. The ward team will continue to find innovative ways to tackle this problem over the coming months.
We always ask the public to report any incidents or concerns and remember to "Look up, Look out", keep your phone out of sight and be vigilant of your surroundings when exiting the tube station.

ASB (Anti-Social Behaviour) - Local resident have reported ongoing anti-social behaviour in Brunswick Car Park. The issues highlighted relate to drug dealing and associated noise nuisance into the early hours of the morning. This priority was retained by the panel on the 6th September.

In order to reduce drug dealing and anti-social behaviour within the car park, the ward team have identified key times when offences have been reported. Patrols have been increased during these periods to maximise police presence. A number of stop and searches have been carried out with drugs being located and either arrests made or out of court disposal options utilised. Work continues in partnership with Haringey council to identify key individuals and premises linked to the noise nuisance. Once identified we will issue Community Protection Warnings (CPW) and Community Protection Notices (CPN) to prevent unreasonable behaviour that negatively impacts the quality of life of our local community. Patrols in the area are supplemented by officer from the Wood Green Town Centre Team when available We encourage residents to continue to report incidents to police so the intelligence picture can be continually updated.We encourage residents to continue to report incidents to police so the intelligence picture can be continually updated.

Anti-Social Behaviour, Street Drinking in Manchester Gardens - Residents have raised ongoing concerns of nuisance behaviour stemming from alcohol consumption in the park and large groups gathering causing excessive noise and disruption to local community.

Officers have completed research to establish details of any recent reported incidents. Heightened patrols have taken place at targeted times to increase visibility and reassure the community. The team will engage with the council to identify any improvements that can be made to the park to deter nuisance behaviour. Patrols will take place at key offending times making use of the new PSPO and issuing fixed penalty notices where appropriate.