Indicative score
Normal caution
Based on public recorded crime near Queensbury, Brent within 500m.
Incidents
22
Trend
rising
Confidence
High
Crime Summary
Most recent public police data available: August 2026.
Vehicle crime6
violent crime7
Burglary2
Anti-social behaviour4
Robbery1
Other crime2
Area Profile
Busy and distinctive, especially around the market and nightlife routes, so late-night awareness matters.
Tourist friendlinessGood
Family suitabilityMixed
NightlifeActive
Late-night cautionHigher
Local Policing
This point falls in the Queensbury neighbourhood, covered by the Metropolitan Police.
Current local priorities
- Reduce Anti-Social Behaviour along Kingsbury High Road NW9 and Service Roads Surrounding, including Eton Grove Open Space. Frequent areas of concern on a regular basis using hi visibility policing. Identify persistent offenders and locations. monitor reports of ASB using police indices. Complete monthly data analysis to assess reduction success. Complete regular days of action with ward panel members and partner agencies
- Vehicle crime/ ASB / Drug Dealing around Queensbury Station/Essoldo Way Identify premises and individuals linked to ASB related vehicle crime using intelligence systems. Target those committing traffic/vehicle related offences. Carry out regular re-assurance patrols at relevant times. Communicate with local community to discuss main issues and seek further information from them either panel members or crime stoppers
- Tackling ASB causing distress to local residents from groups of young males selling and taking drugs in the area of Limesdale Gardens/Redhill Drive
Transport
Nearest rail-based stations from the TfL Unified API.
Kingsbury
631m away · Jubilee
Queensbury
905m away · Jubilee
Burnt Oak
1.6km away · Northern
Colindale
1.8km away · Northern
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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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