The local policing team in Harrow has increased patrols in West Harrow allotments due to ongoing issues with anti-social behaviour.
Signs have been placed around the area to inform the public of the situation according to a post made via the Harrow MPS Instagram page.
The signs indicate that CCTV cameras are in operation, and offenders may be prosecuted. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity or anti-social behaviour by calling 101 or 999 in an emergency.
Officers have been walking through the allotments and placing these signs along the open footpath to ensure that plot holders and the public are aware of the increased monitoring and patrols by the Safer Neighbourhoods team.
This move aims to address the concerns of the local community and maintain safety in the area.
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