Crime Summit 2008

Hammersmith & Fulham residents had their say on crime in the borough at the second ever H&F Crime Summit on Saturday 8 March 2008. The summit brought together the Police, politicians, the Fire Brigade and all the council services involved in cracking down on crime in H&F.

More than 300 residents got a chance to air their views on crime and anti-social behaviour at a packed town hall meeting. Residents heard keynote speeches from Cllr Greg Smith, Cabinet Member for Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour, and Police Borough Commander, Chief Superintendent Ali Dizaei before having their say in ward based workshops.

The council, Police and partner organisations now have a massive list of actions to tackle crimes from drug dealing and residential burglary to anti-social behaviour in town centres and fly tipping. Council and Police officers are now working hard to collate the hundreds of comments from the ward based workshops into a comprehensive list of actions for urgent attention.

For more information visit http://www.lbhf.gov.uk/crimesummit

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