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Safer Communities Partnership Board's annual report for 2025-26

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Barnet Council is scrutinising the Safer Communities Partnership Board's annual report for 2025-26, focusing on community safety efforts.

Barnet Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee scrutinised the Safer Communities Partnership Board's annual report for 2025-26 in July 2026. The committee, chaired by Councillor Lucy Wakeley, examined efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse, serious violence, radicalisation, and hate crime.

During the scrutiny, updates were received from partner organisations including the Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade, and the Integrated Care Board. A public question was also raised concerning the council's response to an event in Edgware and its policing, referencing a report by Netpol.

Key facts

  1. Barnet Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee scrutinised the report on July 16, 2026. Source
  2. The committee discussed anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse, serious violence, radicalisation, and hate crime. Source
  3. Updates were received from the Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade, and the Integrated Care Board. Source
  4. A public question was raised about the council's response to an event in Edgware. Source
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