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Brent Council confirmed targeted police operations are addressing anti-social behaviour in Harlesden High Street, including dispersal orders.

Brent Council confirmed in November 2025 that targeted police operations and dispersal orders are being used to address anti-social behaviour on Harlesden High Street. Councillor Harbi Farah, Cabinet Member for Safer Communities, Jobs and Skills, outlined these measures at a council meeting on 10 November 2025, in response to a public question about improving safety in the area.

These operations align with projects such as Op Mop up, which involves early morning covert police patrols to tackle drug-dealing hotspots in Harlesden town centre. The council's confirmation indicates ongoing efforts to improve safety and address anti-social behaviour in the area.

Key facts

  1. Brent Council confirmed targeted police operations and dispersal orders in Harlesden High Street in November 2025. Source
  2. Councillor Harbi Farah outlined measures at a council meeting on 10 November 2025. Source
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  1. Harlesden High Street Anti-Social Behaviour Addressed Anti-social behaviour on Harlesden High Street is being addressed through targeted police operations and community initiatives, Brent Council has confirmed. Brent 14 November 2025