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police ward panels

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Sutton councils are encouraging residents to participate in police ward panels to voice community concerns.

In October 2025, Sutton councils encouraged residents in Hackbridge, St Helier, and The Wrythe to participate in police ward panels. These panels, which provide a platform for residents to voice community concerns and collaborate with local law enforcement, were the subject of an update by local police officers at a Hackbridge, St Helier and The Wrythe Local Committee meeting.

Police ward panels are local groups that provide feedback and insights on community issues and policing activities within specific wards. They serve as a platform for residents to raise concerns and collaborate with local police on neighbourhood solutions.

Key facts

  1. Residents in Hackbridge, St Helier and The Wrythe were encouraged to participate in police ward panels in October 2025. Source
  2. Police ward panels provide a platform for residents to raise issues like zebra crossings and street cleaning. Source
  3. Local police officers provided an update on ward panels at a committee meeting on 16 October 2025. Source
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