Role

Head of Community Safety

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Recent Barnet Council discussions on Public Space Protection Orders in March 2026 did not mention the Head of Community Safety role.

Barnet Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee reviewed Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) in March 2026, discussing the renewal of an existing order and the introduction of three new ones. These orders aim to address anti-social behaviour, with the existing PSPO having been effective since its introduction in December 2022.

The committee's discussions, which included input from the Cabinet Member for Community Safety, did not refer to the Head of Community Safety role, which leads the community safety department within Barnet Council. No upcoming meetings or decisions concerning this specific role were detailed in the provided reports.

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