London Ambulance Service is represented on the HSNB by an appointed member.
For further information, please visit – London Ambulance Service
For further information, please visit – London Ambulance Service
SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD BOARD
The Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board has been set up by the Mayor Of London to help make the Police as responsive as possible to local needs and concerns. The Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board has been established in order to ensure local people are involved in addressing crime.
The founding board members were appointed after an interview process conducted by a Harrow Council representative, an ex-Borough Commander and a Local Authority representative – the Harrow Head of Community Safety. The vacancies were advertised by Harrow Council and anyone living or working in Harrow was eligible to apply.
We want to ensure that your views and opinions are represented, and that you have a say in helping to set policing and community safety priorities.
We want to hear about your experiences of crime, and what you think can help make for a safer Harrow.
The Board is made up of individuals living and in some instances working in the borough.
About the board
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Our Meetings
The board meets formally every quarter. These meetings, although not held in public, have their minutes published via the website once approved at a full board meeting following this.
The Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board holds bi-annual Public Interactive meetings at which members of the public are welcome to attend and can ask their local policing leads questions they may as well as to speak individually to board members, although this is subject to available time at the end of the meetings.
The board meetings take place quarterly to ensure appropriate planning and monitoring of community engagement activities.
Upcoming Meetings
PUBLIC MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
Dear Residents,
It is with with great pleasure that we would like to invite you the HSNB public meeting that is scheduled for Wednesday 10th August 2022, starting at 6.30pm with attendee registration and completing by 9.00pm. The meeting will be held in the Council Chamber at the Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow, HA1 2UH (parking available on-site).In attendance, will be Inspector Dai Rees who is the new Neighbourhoods Policing Team Inspector for our borough. We are also expecting the Worshipful Mayor of Harrow, Cllr Janet Mote, along with all parties’ councillors amongst other borough representatives.
Attendees are strongly advised to exercise caution when attending events and to consider the following:
– Consider abstaining from attending if you suspect or have Covid infection or symptoms
– Consider wearing a face mask (not mandatory) – masks will be provided to attendees at the venue on arrival
– Assess your own risk and attend the meeting based on what you feel comfortable for your individual circumstances
We look forward to seeing you all and wish you all the best.
OWL (Online Watch Link) will also be having it’s official launch in the borough – come watch a presentation on OWL. To Learn more about OWL – CLICK HERE
To sign-up to for OWL, please visit this link – Sign-up to OWL
Yours Sincerely,
Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board
Meeting Minutes
This was an introductory meeting for the board to meet each other and to begin discussions relating to how they would move forward to achieve their aims and objectives.
News & Events
Greenhill Safer Neighbourhood Team urges Harrow Town Centre shoppers to be vigilant and stay safe
Greenhill Safer Neighbourhood Team urges Harrow Town Centre shoppers to be vigilant and stay safe Follow us on Twitter @MPSGreenhill Thieves and pickpockets are to be found just about everywhere and sadly they are present daily in Harrow Town Centre. We have noticed an increase in the number of incidents of pickpocketing and thefts of…
Disrupting Drug Related Crime
Help disrupt drug related crime to make your community safer Drug trafficking is a lucrative business for organised crime groups, many of whom are involved in other forms of serious crime such as modern slavery and money laundering. Crime associated with drug trafficking is often violent, with direct links to the criminal use of firearms…
Family Gold Burglary
The Met Police are urging people in North-West London to protect family gold, as they continue to tackle organised crime in Harrow. Almost a third of burglaries in the region involve Asian families and, in around 50 per cent of cases, jewellery is stolen. In the last year, more than £50 million worth of gold…
Public Q&A – 25th April 2019
Following on from the questions received by the HSNB for the Public Meeting held on Thursday 25th April 2019, we have received the response from the Police as below. A PDF copy of this can be downloaded via the following link – Public Q&A – 25th April 2019 Has any progress been made on signing…
Burglary Prevention Advice
BURGLARY PREVENTION ADVICE Alarm plugged into a phone line so it notifies you if your alarm has been activated Respond to person/s pressing bell or knocking at the door, from an upstairs window Key locking chain on front door so family who are out are able to unlock the chain with a…
Modern Slavery could be present in your local neighbourhood
Modern Slavery could be present in your local neighbourhood Victims of modern slavery are forced into slave labour through coercion or mental or physical threat. They may have been trafficked into the UK and often work in businesses such as: · Car washes · Nail bars · Cafes · Construction Workers with low level ‘jobs’…
The board undertakes a number of activities, including attending meetings with a variety of organisations and individuals in order to ensure we hear the communities concerns and their views on the policing priorities in Harrow. You can visit our news blog to stay up to date with our activity.
Crime information
You can find useful information about crime in Harrow by using the resources below:
Metropolitan Police Service interactive crime map – Harrow Crime Map
Information about fraud – Action Fraud
Take Five – To Stop Fraud – Take Five
Metropolitan Police Service – https://www.met.police.uk/
Police.UK – https://www.police.uk/
OUR PROJECTS
PROJECTS FUNDED BY THE HARROW SNB
Project Name: Using theatre to protect young people from online grooming and exploitation
Location: Selected Harrow Schools
Delivery Organisation: Breck Foundation
Awarded: 2020 – 2021
Project Name: The Post 16 Phoenix Project
Location: The Helix Centre
Delivery Organisation: Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) / Helix Centre
Awarded: 2020 – 2021
Project Name: Domestic Violence and Abuse Victims / Survivors Empowerment
Location: Carramea Centre
Delivery Organisation: Giannina
Awarded: 2021 – 2022
Project Name: Park Security – Gate Locking, Newsletter and Leafleting, Events
Location: Harrow Recreation Ground
Delivery Organisation: HRGUA
Awarded: 2021 – 2022
Project Name: Pop Up Play Bus
Location: South Harrow
Delivery Organisation: Rolling Base
Project Name: Community Days in High Crime Areas
Location: Harrow
Delivery Organisation: Young Harrow Foundation
Project Name: Detached South Harrow
Location: South Harrow
Delivery Organisation: Ignite Trust
Project Name: 999 Fun Day
Location: Harrow Town Centre
Delivery Organisation: MPS Greenhill SNT
Project Name: Box Cleva
Location: Harrow Boxing Club
Delivery Organisation: London Fire Brigade – Pinner Station
Awarded: 2017 – 2018, 2020 – 2021, 2021 – 2022
Project Name: Anti-knife Crime
Location: Selected Harrow Schools & Pupil Referral Unit (PRU)
Delivery Organisation: Ben Kinsella Trust
Awarded: 2018 – 2019, 2019 – 2020, 2020 – 2021
Project Name: Youth Outreach Activities
Location: Harrow
Delivery Organisation: Ignite Trust
Awarded: 2016 – 2017, 2018 – 2019, 2019 – 2020
Project Name: Anti-gang (Intervention)
Delivery Organisation: Synergy Theatre Group
Location: Selected Harrow Schools
Awarded: 2018 – 2019, 2019 – 2020
Project Name: Anti-crime, Violence and Anti-social Behaviour (ASB)
Location: Selected Harrow Schools
Delivery Organisation: Growing Against Violence
Awarded: 2017 – 2018, 2018 – 2019
Project Name: Knife Bin
Location: Harrow & Wealdstone
Project Name: Neighbourhood Engagement
Notes: Facilitated by Harrow Council in Harrow; input from Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board with Crime Prevention & Crime Reduction materials; Extended to Edgware
Awarded: Annually
Project Name: Young Girls Abuse Awareness
Location: Harrow & Wealdstone
Implemented by Ignite Trust
Project Name: Young Males & Gangs
Location: Harrow & Wealdstone
Implemented by Young Harrow Foundation
Project Name: Tackling Youth-Police Discontent
Run by Harrow Council & Harrow Youth Parliament
Project Name: Safer Street Partnership
Location: Harrow
Implemented by Young Harrow Foundation
BOARD MEMBERS
Constitutes individuals living and in some instances working in
Harrow Borough
Subhash Sampat
Chair
I have lived in the Harrow Borough for the past 45 Years, 18 of which I have spent in South Harrow and past 27 have lived in Pinner. I have worked on various Community Projects including Hindus of Harrow. I am also the Chair of Hindu Council (Harrow) and undertake voluntary work for other Charitable organisations. I am very passionate about the well being of Residents of Harrow. I am Self-Employed Accountant and have been practising for nearly 40 years.
Sonoo Malkani
Vice-Chair
Resident of Harrow since 44 years.Volunteering 40 years in NHS sector for UK Thalassaemia Society. Carer and Vice Chair Carers Harrow. Passionate about local and London POLICING.Served two decades working closely with New Scotland Yard, City Hall and the Home Office. Keen interest in International Politics.
Ashwin Mandalia
Board Member
My family and I have been living in, Kenton, Harrow for over 30 years, my children went to schools in Harrow and took part in many community activities including Police Cadets.
I have been a member of organisations serving the community and assisting in fundraising for worldwide disasters, like the tsunami and earthquakes, etc.
I am a serving community champion for my street, working with the council and the police, since my children have grown up I am able to contribute more to other activities in the borough.
I have my own business based in Harrow supplying office furniture.
David Moody
Board Member
I have lived in Harrow for more than 40 years and our three children attended local schools here. I care much about my local environment and the changes occurring.
I have been a Broadcast Engineer with the BBC for 30 years and then worked at the BFI National Archive as a Preservation Engineer. Now retired.
I am also a Neighbourhood Champion.
Sylvia Farooqi
Board Member
I grew up in Kingsbury and have lived in Harrow for 27 years with my children having attended schools in Harrow. I am a community champion and active within the Greenhill Residents Association.
I am very passionate about safety in our borough and community and am elated Harrow continues to be the safest Borough in London.
My background is in banking, and I previously managed our various optical businesses.
Akil Bandali
Board Member
COMING SOON!
Faiz Nazerali
Board Member
Having been a resident of the borough for over 15 yrs, my involvement with community initiatives stemmed from being an Independent Custody Visitor in 2006 (up to date), and having witnessed the dynamic society that makes this the great borough that it is.
My background is in Aviation, Information Technlogy & IT Security, and I am honoured to be serving the HSNB as a board member and a respresentative on various partnership & pan-London initiatives.
Harrow Council
The current nominated representatives from Harrow Council for 2022-2023 to the HSNB are Councillor Anjana Patel (Conservative) and Councillor Kandy Dolor (Labour).
All matters related to the remit of the Harrow Council around local policing issues should be directed to them (contact details provided below from the Harrow Council website).
Councillor Anjana Patel 
Contact information
Correspondence address:
Conservative Group Office
PO Box 2, Civic Centre
Station Road
HARROW
HA1 2UH
Phone: Group Office – 020 8424 1852
Email: [email protected]
Profile Page on Harrow Council (External Website) – Click Here
Councillor Kandy Dolor
Contact information
Correspondence address:
Labour Group Office
PO Box 2, Civic Centre
Station Road
HARROW
HA1 2UH
Phone: Group Office – 020 8424 1897
Email: [email protected]
Profile Page on Harrow Council (External Website) – Click Here
Metropolitan Police Service (MPS)
The board receives representation from the MPS through the NW Area BCU Commanders office who is the MPS single point of contact for HSNB.
At present, the MPS responsibility for Harrow Neighbourhoods is with Inspector Dai Rees who came into the position in 2022.
MOPAC
The board receive support from MOPAC through Tanya Silverman who is the MOPAC single point of contact for Harrow Borough.
British Transport Police (BTP)
The board receives representation from the BTP through the Regional BTP Commanders office.
Harrow Victim Support
Victim Support is represented by Kenny Tang who is the service delivery assistant responsible for Harrow.
Harrow Youth Parliament
Harrow Youth Parliament is represented by two young people, whose names we do not publicise. For further information please visit http://www.ukyouthparliament.org.uk/
London Ambulance Service (LAS)
Harrow Independent Custody Visitors
Independent Custody Visitors (ICVs) are members of the local community who volunteer to visit police stations unannounced to check on the treatment and welfare of people held in police custody.
Their recommendations can require the police to make improvements for the welfare of detainees. Working as part of a local panel, they play a valuable role in maintaining public confidence in this important area of policing.
For further information, please visit – Independent Custody Visitors
London Fire Brigrade (LFB)
London Fire Brigade (LFB) is represented on the HSNB by an appointed representative. For further information please visit London Fire Bridgade – Harrow
CONTACT
GET IN TOUCH WITH US
You can contact the Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board at the email address below, or simply by completing our contact form below.
We welcome all comments from the Harrow community.
Please note, we are unable to comment on any individual issues. As we work closely with a number of agencies, please note your comments may be used to help inform our activity.
Send us a message
Contact Information
Email:
[email protected]