Role

Superintendent (Metropolitan Police)

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The Metropolitan Police, which includes the senior rank of Superintendent, supported Waltham Forest Council's decision to extend its Public Space Protection Order in August 2025.

In August 2025, Waltham Forest Council extended its Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) until 2028, a decision supported by the Metropolitan Police. The PSPO provides enforcement powers to authorised officers to address anti-social behaviour, such as street drinking and aggressive begging, across the borough.

No further council discussions or decisions specifically concerning the role of a Superintendent within the Metropolitan Police have been reported since August 2025. There are no upcoming meetings scheduled to discuss this topic.

Key facts

  1. Waltham Forest Council extended its Public Space Protection Order until 2028 in August 2025. Source
  2. The Metropolitan Police supported Waltham Forest Council's decision to extend the PSPO. Source
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