Hounslow Council is intensifying its efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) on Feltham High Street through a multi-agency approach. Updates were provided at the Bedfont and Feltham Area Forum meeting on 25 September 2025, outlining a series of coordinated interventions.

The council is collaborating with the Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team, local partners within the London Borough of Hounslow, and colleagues from neighbouring boroughs to deliver a sustained response. A dedicated sub-group has been established to monitor and address ASB and safety concerns on a weekly basis. A review is scheduled for the end of September to determine if further efforts are necessary.

The Public Reports Pack indicates that the Feltham High Street area remains a central focus of community safety and partnership efforts. Specific issues being addressed include rough sleeping, drinking on the High Street and around the pond, bird feeding and loitering, and bicycle-related offences. Targeted engagements and interventions are underway to address these behaviours, support local businesses, and inform residents and traders on how to report concerns and access support.

Specific interventions being employed include:

  • High Street Engagement and Joint Partnership Working
  • Business and Community Engagement: A Safer Business Walk
  • Ongoing Liaison with The Feltham Centre
  • Library Engagement
  • Intelligence Sharing and CCTV Coordination
  • Youth Engagement and Summer Planning
  • Parental Support: Initiatives such as the Surviving My Adolescent course

The Safer Communities Team and SNT have organised a Safer Business Walk to connect with local businesses, keeping them informed, supported, and involved in joint efforts to combat ASB. Feedback from participants has been positive, with increased confidence in reporting and partnership work. This walk provides a platform to update businesses and gather feedback.

Planned initiatives include engaging schools to continue addressing these issues and providing support to young people. A weekly multi-agency meeting is scheduled to plan and implement activities during the summer holidays, with an emphasis on early engagement and diversionary work targeting young people.