Cabinet Member for Safer Communities
Tower Hamlets Council is currently discussing a new hate crime reporting plan and addressing resident safety concerns.
Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet discussed a new Hate Crime Reporting Action Plan in November 2025, which aims to improve reporting and support for victims of hate crime. This plan addresses recommendations from the Overview and Scrutiny Committee to enhance the reporting process.
Separately, residents of Mornington Grove petitioned Tower Hamlets Council in November 2025, raising safety concerns about increased traffic, speeding, littering, and anti-social behaviour linked to 'ghost kitchens'. These issues were presented at a Council meeting.
Key facts
- Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet discussed a Hate Crime Reporting Action Plan on 26 November 2025. Source
- The Hate Crime Reporting Action Plan aims to improve reporting and support for hate crime victims. Source
- Mornington Grove residents petitioned Tower Hamlets Council on 19 November 2025. Source
- The petition raised concerns about safety issues from ghost kitchens and increased traffic. Source
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