Radicalisation
Barnet Council is scrutinising its efforts to tackle radicalisation as part of broader community safety initiatives.
In July 2026, Barnet Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee scrutinised the Safer Communities Partnership Board's annual report for 2025-26, which included efforts to tackle radicalisation. This review was part of broader discussions on community safety, encompassing anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse, serious violence, and hate crime.
These efforts build on Barnet Council's broader initiatives, including a new strategy to combat serious youth violence launched in March 2026. This strategy incorporates elements of the Modern Slavery Strategy, published in July 2024, which focuses on Prevent, Protect, and Prosecute.
Key facts
- Barnet Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee scrutinised the Safer Communities Partnership Board's annual report in July 2026. Source
- The annual report for 2025-26 included efforts to tackle radicalisation. Source
- Barnet Council launched a new strategy to combat serious youth violence in March 2026. Source
- The Modern Slavery Strategy was published in July 2024. Source
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