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Cabinet Member for Tackling Crime and Antisocial Behaviour

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Ealing Council is reviewing noise from Gunnersbury Park events after the Cabinet Member for Tackling Crime and Antisocial Behaviour was questioned in October 2025.

Ealing Council promised a review of noise levels from events in Gunnersbury Park in October 2025, following concerns raised with the Cabinet Member for Tackling Crime and Antisocial Behaviour. This commitment came after Councillor Jasbir Anand, who holds the role, was questioned about disturbances by Councillor Andrew Steed during a council meeting on 21 October 2025.

Councillor Steed's questioning focused on ensuring tangible improvements regarding noise and general disturbance from park events for the coming year. The review by Ealing Council aims to address resident complaints about the impact of these events, which were detailed in the Public reports pack.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council promised a review of noise levels from events in Gunnersbury Park in October 2025. Source
  2. Councillor Jasbir Anand is the Cabinet Member for Tackling Crime and Antisocial Behaviour. Source
  3. Councillor Andrew Steed questioned the Cabinet Member about noise disturbances. Source
  4. The commitment was made during a council meeting on 21 October 2025. Source
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