Safer Neighbourhood Team Ward Police Panel

Police

Cllr Gotz Mohindra attended the Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) police panel in May with local residents and our local ward police officer to discuss crime in the area. Although St John's Wood is considered to have low crime our local police team request any information of anti-social behaviour be sent to them directly for review and investigation. 

Our SNT can be contacted by:

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: 07769137543

Your local ward police panel meets several times per year and we are always looking for new members; if you wish to get involved please do get in touch, it is critical our local residents are properly represented.  And for up-to-date information on crime in Regent’s Park ward follow them on Twitter. 

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