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Combating anti-social behaviour in Fleming Court

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Friday, 30 August, 2019
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After a long campaign that started at the end of 2018, your Little Venice councillors have been successful in getting a door entry and security gate scheme brought forward for Fleming Court. An initial consultation meeting with residents took place at the end of July and the new door entry system and permanent gate (to replace the temporary barrier installed earlier this year) should be installed in winter.

In addition, your local councillors have been successful in a bid for funds to install CCTV cameras in Fleming Court. CCTV cameras will also be installed in John Aird Court as part of the same tranche of funding. We hope that the new steel doors, high gates and CCTV will, in combination, help Fleming Court residents feel secure and contribute to eliminating anti-social behaviour in the block. 

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