Ward Panel Meeting : Tue 08 Dec 14:40

Ward Panel Meeting : Tue 08 Dec 14:40

Dear Residents of Queens Park,

Your local policing team invite you to join our next Ward Panel Meeting: 

Ward Panel Meeting
Dear Ward Panel Members and Queen’s Park Residents, Please mark your calendars for our next Ward Panel meeting, which will take place on: Date: Tuesday 8th December 2026 Time: 6:00 pm Location: The Beethoven Centre, Third Avenue, Queen’s Park, London, W10 4JL Queen’s Park Neighbourhood Watch Connect with your community and make Queen’s Park a safer place for everyone. Neighbourhood Watch brings residents together to share information, look out for one another, and work alongside local services If you don’t already have a Neighbourhood Watch account, you can sign up and join the community here: Join Here Stay Informed with Met Engage If you haven’t already, we encourage you to sign up to the Met’s new communications platform and subscribe to receive text and email updates on topics that matter to you. Sign Up for Met Engage: Join Here If you have any questions or would like to raise an issue for discussion, please feel free to contact me. We appreciate your time, and we look forward to seeing you! Kind regards Ray Lancashire Co-Vice Chair/Secretary (QueensPark-SNWP) Queen’s Park Safer Neighbourhood Ward Panel
When & Where is it?
Tue 08 Dec 2026 14:40
Beethoven Centre, Third Avenue London W10 4JL ///tennis.fresh.loses

What is a Ward Panel?

A Ward Panel is a community-led group where local residents meet regularly with our Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) made up of dedicated police officers and PCSOs assigned to your area. Ideally chaired by a volunteer, the panel reviews local crime trends and discusses issues like antisocial behaviour, crime, or safety concerns. Together, we set priorities and action plans to address what matters most to you.

What We Aim to Achieve

The Ward Panel is your chance to:

Share your concerns and ideas to shape local policing priorities.

Collaborate with the police to tackle community issues.

Build trust and transparency through open dialogue.

Your voice matters! By attending, you’ll help ensure local policing reflects our community’s needs. No prior experience is needed—just a desire to make a difference.

If you are unable to attend and wish to notify us of your local concerns, then please make sure you complete the Local Matters Survey

Please click here to complete the survey

We look forward to seeing you there!