Safer Neighbourhoods is a truly local policing style: local people working with local police and partners to identify and tackle issues of concern in their neighbourhood. Safer Neighbourhood teams usually consist of a sergeant, two constables and several community support officers (PCSOs). They are dedicated to the needs of each specific neighbourhood, with the policing priorities for that area decided in partnership with local stakeholders - the public, crime and disorder reduction partnerships (CDRPs), local authorities and other local organisations.
Bromley Safer Neighbourhoods team web site

Bromley Police Crime Prevention It is not enough for the police alone to fight crime. Reducing the risk and fear of crime is a task for the police and the community working together. To achieve the aim of making London the safest major city in the world requires the people who live, work and visit here to do their part in making life difficult for criminals. Basic information to help contribute to the fight against crime by protecting yourself and your property can be found by following this link .

police.uk Neighbourhood Policing for England and Wales. This is your local crime and policing website for England and Wales. It provides helpful information about crime and policing in your area. Enter your postcode, town, village or street into the search box, and get instant access to street-level crime maps and data, as well as details of your local policing team and beat meetings.

Safer Bromley Partnership (SBP) was set up in line with the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 to ensure that the public sector agencies, voluntary groups and businesses work together with local communities to reduce crime and improve safety. Members of the SBP include chief officers from the Council, Police, Health, Probation, Fire Service, Ambulance Service, Metropolitan Police Authority and Affinity Sutton. It is committed to continuously improve safety in Bromley so that people can live, work, play and learn safely. To achieve this the Partnership has identified the key priorities as reducing crimes against the person,
reducing property related crime, reducing anti-social behaviour, reducing problematic drug and alcohol use, reduce youth crime and victimisation and increase community reassurance and engagement.See SBP Newsletters here.

Neighbourhood & Home Watch Network
National Body for Neighbourhood Watch

London Neighbourhood Watch Association (LNWA) represents the interests of the London Boroughs and the City of London at the Neighbourhood & Home Watch Network (NHWN), the only national Neighbourhood Watch organisation officially recognised by ACPO and the Home Office. The aim of LNWA is to make the community a safer, better and more enjoyable place to live, work and play. through actively promoting issues such as security and safety, and working closely with key community groups including the Police,Home Office, and representatives from each of the London Boroughs. Across Greater London, it is estimated that more than a quarter of homes are members of a local Neighbourhood Watch which strongly reflects the high level of community spirit and support from households towards building a better community. Neighbourhood Watch in London is organised and managed at a Borough level and NOT by LNWA which merely acts as the Representative Body.

Our Watch Toolkit designed to help you with every aspect of your involvement with Neighbourhood Watch, from joining a group to running one and raising funds.

Bromley Community Engagement Forum (BCEF) The BCEF is an Independent body, made up of volunteers ( they will be expected to represent a geographical community or community of collective interest) whose role is to represent the whole of Bromley Borough on behalf of the Metropolitan Police Authority ( soon to be Greater London Authority) in holding the Community Safety Partnership to account and scrutinising its actions.
We act as a critical friend to the Partnership and its statutory constituents.
We play an active role in the Partnership and monitor its progress in delivering the Community Safety Strategy, highlighting issues that affect the whole borough and participate in shaping solution that contribute to the safety of the Borough.
We provide a mechanism for effective communication between the community and the partners of the Safer Bromley Partnership.
An example of some of our Members:: 22 Safer Neighbourhood Panels, Age Concern, NW Association, Victim Support.
We hold regular public meetings and outreach days in The Glades.

Bromley Council Neighbourhood Watch

Trading Standards
Free online advice for consumer and business’ has been launched on Bromley council’s website. Information about how to resolve consumer problems and pre-shopping advice is available to download, along with advice for business on a range of trading standards matters. Regularly updated national food and product safety alerts can also be found on the website, which includes information about products which are subject to a recall.
The new free online information service can be found at www.bromley.gov.uk