The Met's battle against crime and for public trust will be won by action on the streets, not words in a report, says founder of The Public Safety Foundation Rory Geoghegan PublicSafetyFdn
For some in Hanwell, the only crime-fighting going on is what the community undertakes themselves. Doing their best to report crime, to raise awareness, and to keep washing away the urine and excreta outside their doors. For those most affected it feels futile.
If an otherwise pleasant part of London, made up of good-natured and generous local people, is left to suffer from deterioration and decline as a result of crime going unchecked, then what hope for anywhere else. Even individuals banned from the area by the courts for repeated criminal behaviour, keep coming back without consequence - making a mockery of the very laws that should be enforced.
In August, in a bid to restore some local accountability for crime and disorder, the Public Safety Foundation will be holding a ‘town hall’ meeting with local residents and the authorities. It’s an opportunity for a senior police officer to - at last - step up, take ownership, set out a clear plan, and start to deliver more trust and less crime in Hanwell.
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