Two residents in the forum highlighted
concerns they have with the children’s playground at the
Neasden Recreation Ground which needs urgent repair. This has been reported on fix my street app,
but nothing has been actioned.
One of the residents also highlighted that the park has been
subject to ASB although she stated that she has not seen this and
this could be in the evenings only.
Parks Team
Community Safety
There were missing swings at Neasden
Recreation Ground, but these should now have been replaced. We are
auditing all our playgrounds this winter to ensure that there is no
missing equipment.
We will
flag this location with the local police Dollis Hill
Safer Neighbourhood Team to
ensure added to their patrol schedule.
Willesden
Resident raised concerns around the demise of
Willesden High Road. He
highlighted high street banks moving away, the level of congestion
on the High Road around Stroud Rd as well as the high level of
gambling establishments on the High Rd which is bringing the area
down.
Town Centre Manager
From Autumn 2025, the Town Centre Manager will
be hosting a series of VisionWorkshops
designed to capture the views of the community and local
stakeholders about the future of Willesden Green.
These workshops will focus on two key
questions:
How should we prioritise
improvements in Willesden Green Town Centre?
What should those improvements
look like?
The outcomes will directly inform future
planning, investment, and partnership initiatives, ensuring that
developments reflect the aspirations and needs of the
community.
Immediate outcome is to develop a menu of
short, medium and long term projects for funding investment.
Resident highlighted
concerns he is having around open drug dealing and drug use at King
Edwards Recreation Ground. He went on
to say that the drug dealing has spilled over to his road Philmore
Gardens as it provides a throughfare into the park
Community Safety Team
Brent
Council address crime in specific areas through the monthly Brent
Joint Action Group which comprises of statutory agencies such as
the Police, Brent Council and voluntary agencies such as St Mungos
and Via meeting together to address crime in the
locality.
We will
flag this location with the local police, Wembley Hill
Neighbourhood Team, to
investigate and ensure added to their patrol schedule.
We will encourage your individuals to keep
reporting any suspicious activities to the police with timings of
incidents
By calling 101 for
non-emergency
Reporting the incident via the
police online portal - Click
here
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