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Indicative score

Normal caution

Based on public recorded crime near Brondesbury Park, Brent within 500m.

Incidents

43

Trend

rising

Confidence

High

Crime Summary

Most recent public police data available: August 2026.

Anti-social behaviour20
Vehicle crime7
violent crime9
Burglary3
Other theft3
Drugs1

Area Profile

Very convenient for transport, with safety varying noticeably between station-front streets and quieter squares.

Tourist friendlinessGood
Family suitabilityGood
NightlifeBalanced
Late-night cautionNormal

Local Policing

This point falls in the Brondesbury Park neighbourhood, covered by the Metropolitan Police.

Current local priorities

  • Priority 2: Reducing Anti-Social Behaviour and Drug-Related Activity The Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) continues to address anti-social behaviour (ASB) and drug-related activity across Chatsworth Road, Mowbray Road (Bishops Lodge Hotel), Aylestone Avenue, Cavendish Road and Christchurch Avenue (Rosedene), Chatsworth Road, Tiverton green through a combination of high-visibility patrols, plain-clothes operations and intelligence-led policing. Officers actively gather information from residents, partner agencies, and patrol activity to identify individuals involved in the use and supply of controlled drugs. This intelligence is used to direct enforcement activity, disrupt criminal behaviour and improve the safety and quality of life of those living and working within the area. Targeted patrols are regularly conducted in identified hotspot locations to deter offending, increase public confidence, and address concerns raised by the community. Alongside enforcement activity, the SNT continues to adopt a problem-solving and safeguarding approach, recognising that many individuals involved in or affected by substance misuse are vulnerable and require appropriate support.
  • Priority 1: Violence The Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) has continued to prioritise the reduction of violence across the ward through proactive high-visibility patrols, community engagement, intelligence-led policing, and close partnership working with key agencies. Officers have provided reassurance to residents, identified vulnerable individuals and shared relevant information with partner organisations to support the prevention and detection of violent crime. Patrols have focused on areas identified through crime trends and community concerns, helping to deter offending and improve public confidence. Particular attention has been given to all forms of violence, including gang-related activity, drug-related violence, violence against women and girls (VAWG), safeguarding vulnerable persons, public space violence, and violence-linked anti-social behaviour around Kilburn Underground Station, Kilburn High Road, Chatsworth Road and Christchurch Avenue
  • Priority 3: Burglary Reducing burglary remains a key priority for the Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT), with particular focus on The Avenue, Aylestone Avenue, Christchurch Avenue and Brondesbury Park. Each reported incident is reviewed to identify potential suspects, establish crime patterns and detect emerging trends, enabling resources to be directed effectively and preventative measures to be implemented promptly. Supporting victims remains at the heart of the SNT's response. Officers carry out reassurance visits, provide crime prevention advice and work closely with investigating departments to maximise opportunities for evidence gathering and achieve positive investigative outcomes. The team also continues to encourage residents to remain vigilant, secure their properties and report suspicious behaviour, helping to strengthen community resilience and prevent further offences.
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Transport

Nearest rail-based stations from the TfL Unified API.

Brondesbury Park

568m away · Mildmay

Willesden Green

832m away · Jubilee, Metropolitan

Kensal Rise

840m away · Mildmay

Kilburn

1.1km away · Jubilee

How to Read This

Designed for travel planning, not certainty.

  • Recent street-level incidents within the selected radius are weighted by category.
  • Violence, robbery, weapons and burglary carry higher weight than lower-severity categories.
  • A stable neighbourhood baseline from the official English Indices of Deprivation crime domain anchors the score.
  • Dense central visitor areas are normalized so footfall does not automatically imply danger.
  • Improving recent trend slightly lifts the score; a rising trend lowers it.
  • The score is indicative and based only on public recorded crime data, not a guarantee of personal safety.

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