Barnet Council PSPO Consultation
Barnet Council is considering new Public Space Protection Orders to address anti-social behaviour, following a public consultation.
Barnet Council is considering implementing new Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) to address anti-social behaviour, following a public consultation. The Safer Communities Partnership Board discussed the consultation results in November 2025, approving them to inform Cabinet's future decisions. These proposed PSPOs target issues such as pigeon feeding, loitering, vehicle misuse, and breaches of open fire conditions in Moat Mount and Scratchwood Open Space.
The public consultation, conducted by Barnet Council between July and August 2025, sought community input on the proposed PSPOs and received 164 responses. Public Space Protection Orders are used by councils to tackle specific instances of anti-social behaviour in designated public areas.
Key facts
- The Safer Communities Partnership Board discussed consultation results on 21 November 2025. Source
- The consultation received 164 responses from the community. Source
- Barnet Council's public consultation on PSPOs ran from 2 July 2025 to 17 August 2025. Source
- Proposed PSPOs target pigeon feeding, loitering, vehicle misuse, and open fire breaches in Moat Mount and Scratchwood Open Space. Source
- The Safer Communities Partnership Board approved the consultation to inform Cabinet's decisions. Source
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