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Safer Streets Ward Walks

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Barnet councillors continue efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour and improve green spaces through Safer Streets Ward Walks.

Barnet councillors and police continue efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour and improve local green spaces through Safer Streets Ward Walks, according to a March 2026 report. The initiative, coordinated by Kimia, allows elected officials to raise concerns with council officers and police partners, with identified actions tracked and followed up.

The programme has seen good engagement and outcomes, with each ward receiving one walk annually. Residents can nominate or request specific areas for ward walks if their concerns are not being addressed through existing channels.

Key facts

  1. The initiative is coordinated by Kimia, the Safer Streets Ward Walks coordinator. Source
  2. Each ward receives one Safer Streets Ward Walk per year. Source
  3. The programme has seen good engagement and outcomes. Source
  4. Residents can nominate specific areas for ward walks. Source
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