Community Safety Hub – Barnet

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Drop-in hubs across Barnet where residents can anonymously report anti-social behaviour, drug dealing, harassment and other community safety concerns.

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Barnet
Free
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You don't need to give your name, and you won't be judged for raising a concern. Your neighbourhood matters.

About this service

Barnet Council's Community Safety Hubs are drop-in sessions held at venues across the borough, staffed by Council Community Safety officers and police partners. You can visit to anonymously report any behaviour making you or others feel unsafe, including: drug use or dealing, threatening behaviour, vandalism, harassment (including hate crime), or use of properties for illegal activity. Pop-up Community Safety Hubs are also held at community events throughout the year. Check Barnet Council's Facebook and social media pages for upcoming locations and dates.

How they can help you

Drop-in sessions where residents can anonymously report community safety concerns to Council officers.

What to expect

A drop-in session with a Council officer who will listen to your concern and explain what action can be taken.

Who it's for

Any Barnet resident concerned about community safety, anti-social behaviour or crime in their area

Eligibility

Open to all. Reports can be made anonymously.

Getting support

Eligibility
Open to all. Reports can be made anonymously.
Opening hours
Pop-up sessions across the borough throughout the year. Check Barnet Council social media for upcoming dates.
Referral requirements
You can contact this service directly without a referral.

Contact

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Pop-up sessions across the borough throughout the year. Check Barnet Council social media for upcoming dates.

Trust and updates

Verification status: Verified

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Cost

Free

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