Crime prevention

Tough action on crime and anti-social behaviour; more beat policing; and re-shaping our local neighbourhoods to design out crime, are top of the council's agenda.

Have your say on crime and policing

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Crime Summit
This is a major event designed to give residents a role in shaping future priorities for the police and the council in the borough. Find out about this year's crime summit which took place on the 28 February. » Crime Summit 2009

The Policing Pledge

The Policing Pledge is a set of service standards the community can expect from their Police Force. All 43 forces are signed up to the national Pledge - giving the public a new entitlement to consistent national minimum standards of service from the police service – from 999 calls and response times to local meetings and information. Go to the Policing Pledge page on the Met Police website.

24/7 Policing

Crime in Fulham and Shepherd's Bush has fallen dramatically since a multi-million pound round-the-clock neighbourhood beat policing trial was introduced in April 2007.

Latest figures prove that the two pilot schemes, in the west London borough of Hammersmith & Fulham, have seen big falls in key crimes especially burglaries and robberies.

Share your views - tell us what you think about beat policing?

Parks constabulary

Parks police on bikes We have 20 officers patrolling our parks from 6am to 12.30 at night (10pm in the winter). To contact the parks constabulary call 020 8740 3417 or email ParksConstabulary@lbhf.gov.uk.