Crime
Stories, page 25
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Barnet Council Condemns Yom Kippur Terrorist Attack Barnet Council has unanimously condemned the recent terrorist attack on a synagogue in Manchester during Yom Kippur.
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Counterfeit Labubu Dolls Seized in Bexley Due to Safety Concerns Hundreds of counterfeit Labubu dolls have been seized from retailers in Bexley due to safety concerns, Trading Standards has revealed.
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Barnet Shop Faces Licence Revocation Over Illicit Tobacco Sales Barnet shop Nick Market is facing potential licence revocation following repeated violations related to the sale of illicit tobacco and non-compliant vaping products.
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Barking & Dagenham Council to Consider Appointment of New Enforcement Director Barking & Dagenham Council is considering the appointment of a new Director of Enforcement, Regulatory Services and Community Safety. The role is crucial for maintaining order...
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Hanworth Residents Request Stronger Security Measures at Ludlow Park Following Traveller Encampment Hanworth residents voiced concerns about security in Ludlow Park at the Hanworth Area Forum meeting on 16 October, 2025, requesting stronger security measures to prevent future...
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Police Update: Ward Panels Offer Residents a Voice Residents in Hackbridge, St Helier and The Wrythe are being encouraged to participate in police ward panels to voice their concerns and collaborate with local law enforcement on...
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Hounslow Forum to Address Rising Crime Concerns The Hounslow South, Isleworth and Osterley & Spring Grove Area Forum convened on Tuesday, 14 October 2025, to address rising crime concerns in the borough.
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Hounslow Forum Discusses Fly-Tipping Enforcement and Waste Management Strategies Hounslow South, Isleworth and Osterley & Spring Grove Area Forum met on Tuesday to discuss waste management and enforcement, with a focus on fly-tipping. The meeting also...
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Catford Venue's Late-Night Licence Bid Sparks Resident Concerns Catford residents are raising concerns about a local venue's application to extend its late-night licence, sparking debate about potential public nuisance, crime, and the impact...
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Councillor Raises Crime Concerns Over New Catford Off-Licence Application Rushey Green Councillor James-J Walsh has voiced concerns over a new off-licence in Catford, citing potential increases in crime and anti-social behaviour. The applicant, Fresh...
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Kingston Council to Debate Tighter HMO Rules Kingston Council is set to debate stricter regulations on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) following concerns about their impact on the borough.
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Enfield licence revoked after Cyprus offence An Enfield councillor's personal licence has been revoked after he was convicted of a foreign offence in Cyprus. The decision, which impacts the councillor's ability to act as a...
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K&C Licensing Policy Updated to Address Modern Slavery and Child Exploitation; Includes Other Revisions Following Public Consultation Kensington and Chelsea Council is updating its licensing policy to better address modern slavery and child exploitation within licensed premises. The revisions follow a public...
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Chiswick Residents Still Face E-Bike Parking Issues Chiswick residents are continuing to struggle with the problem of improperly parked e-bikes, despite ongoing efforts to find a solution. The issue was raised again at the...
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Waterloo Residents Complain About Motorbike Noise Waterloo residents are increasingly concerned about the persistent noise from motorbikes, particularly during evenings and nights, impacting their quality of life. Councillor...
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Brixton Hill Residents Seek Reassurance After Fatal Shooting Following a fatal shooting in Brixton Hill, residents are seeking reassurance from Lambeth Council. At a council meeting on 15 October 2025, Councillor Verity McGivern asked...
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Greenwich to Double Community Safety Enforcement Officers Greenwich is set to significantly bolster its community safety efforts by nearly doubling the number of community safety enforcement officers patrolling town centres and housing...
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Waltham Forest Intensifies Anti-Fraud Efforts: Property Recoveries, Blue Badge Seizures, and Employee Discipline Highlighted Waltham Forest Council is intensifying its fight against fraud, with recent efforts focused on recovering misappropriated properties and cracking down on Blue Badge misuse. The...
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Ealing Council Strengthens Rules on Alcohol Delivery Services Ealing Council is tightening the rules for businesses that deliver alcohol, focusing on preventing public nuisance and protecting children.
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Roehampton Sees Spike in Robbery, Violence, and Abuse Reports Roehampton has seen a concerning rise in reports of robbery, violence, and abuse, according to the latest data presented at the Wandsworth Safer Neighbourhood Board meeting on...