fly-tipped areas
Barnet councillors are addressing issues in green spaces, including fly-tipped areas, through ongoing ward walks.
Barnet councillors and police are continuing efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour and improve local green spaces, which include areas affected by illegal dumping. Through ward walks, elected officials raise concerns with council officers and police partners, with identified actions tracked and followed up.
These walks, coordinated by Kimia, the Safer Streets Ward Walks coordinator, offer each ward one walk per year. A report indicates the programme has seen good engagement and outcomes, and residents can nominate specific areas for walks if their concerns are not being addressed.
Key facts
- Barnet councillors and police conduct ward walks to address anti-social behaviour and improve green spaces. Source
- Kimia coordinates the Safer Streets Ward Walks programme in Barnet. Source
- Each Barnet ward receives one ward walk per year. Source
- Residents can nominate specific areas for ward walks in Barnet. Source
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