Community safety and crime Your local police Contact emergency services Wall of shame Domestic abuse services National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2022 Make a report Report antisocial behaviour, a tension or crime, a hate crime or incident and use the community trigger. Community Safety Partnership The Barking and Dagenham Community Safety Partnership (CSP) was introduced as a statutory framework through the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. OWL - Online Watch Link London Borough of Barking and Dagenham have rolled out Neighbourhood Watch across the borough. Youth Offending Service Advice and support for young people who have offended and are going through the court system or are at risk of offending. Closed-circuit television (CCTV) Find out more about the use of CCTV in the borough. Fixed penalty notices (FPNs) Pay your FPN online, information on FPNs, appealing your FPN and what happens if you fail to pay. Public spaces protection orders (PSPOs) PSPOs came have been an effective tool to address a range of ASB issues. Preventing radicalisation We are required by law to work to protect people from radicalisation. Find out how we do this and how you can help us. Emergency planning We work closely with partners to prepare the borough for emergencies. #BDProtect This page provides information and links to services that can help if you think someone needs a little help to be safe. Serious Violence Summit Almost 240 people attended the Serious Violence Summit which took place in London East, Dagenham. Community payback Community Payback is a punishment where offenders 'pay back' the community for their crimes. Community Trigger If several reports of antisocial behaviour have been made with no action taken, residents can use the Community Trigger to demand action from us. Hate crimes and incidents A hate crime is a crime committed against someone because of their disability, gender identity, race, religion or belief, or sexual orientation. Report a tension or crime Information and advice on crime prevention and how to report a crime or tension. Women’s Night Safety Charter The safety of residents, especially women, is paramount in Barking and Dagenham. In turn, the borough has now signed up to the Women’s Night Safety Charter alongside 25 London boroughs.
Make a report Report antisocial behaviour, a tension or crime, a hate crime or incident and use the community trigger.
Community Safety Partnership The Barking and Dagenham Community Safety Partnership (CSP) was introduced as a statutory framework through the Crime and Disorder Act 1998.
OWL - Online Watch Link London Borough of Barking and Dagenham have rolled out Neighbourhood Watch across the borough.
Youth Offending Service Advice and support for young people who have offended and are going through the court system or are at risk of offending.
Fixed penalty notices (FPNs) Pay your FPN online, information on FPNs, appealing your FPN and what happens if you fail to pay.
Public spaces protection orders (PSPOs) PSPOs came have been an effective tool to address a range of ASB issues.
Preventing radicalisation We are required by law to work to protect people from radicalisation. Find out how we do this and how you can help us.
#BDProtect This page provides information and links to services that can help if you think someone needs a little help to be safe.
Serious Violence Summit Almost 240 people attended the Serious Violence Summit which took place in London East, Dagenham.
Community payback Community Payback is a punishment where offenders 'pay back' the community for their crimes.
Community Trigger If several reports of antisocial behaviour have been made with no action taken, residents can use the Community Trigger to demand action from us.
Hate crimes and incidents A hate crime is a crime committed against someone because of their disability, gender identity, race, religion or belief, or sexual orientation.
Report a tension or crime Information and advice on crime prevention and how to report a crime or tension.
Women’s Night Safety Charter The safety of residents, especially women, is paramount in Barking and Dagenham. In turn, the borough has now signed up to the Women’s Night Safety Charter alongside 25 London boroughs.
