WD22 Intelligence Updated April 2026Source: Metropolitan Police Service Police

Crime in Eastbury, Barking and Dagenham

Comprehensive safety analysis for Eastbury, localized within Barking and Dagenham.

Total Crimes

112
trending_down -24.8% MoM

Annual Crime Rate

83.48per 1k
trending_down -0.8% 12m Trend

Safety Rating

Moderate

Total Population

15,599

12-Month Crime Trend

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Crime Categories

Violence & Sexual Offences38
Anti-social Behaviour22
Vehicle Crime10
Criminal Damage & Arson9
Other Theft7
Shoplifting6
Burglary5
Public Order5
Other Crime3
Drug Offences3
Theft from Person2
Robbery1
Weapons Possession1

Incident Distribution

Location ReferencePrimary IncidentsTotal
On or near Gale Street Map
Shoplifting: 3Anti-social behaviour: 1Criminal damage and arson: 1
5
On or near Meadow Close Map
Violence and sexual offences: 3Burglary: 1
4
On or near John Burns Drive Map
Burglary: 1Other theft: 1Vehicle crime: 1
4
On or near Keir Hardie Way Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2Drugs: 1Vehicle crime: 1
4
On or near Petrol Station Map
Anti-social behaviour: 3
3
On or near Bridgeway Map
Anti-social behaviour: 2Public order: 1
3
On or near Canonsleigh Road Map
Vehicle crime: 2Burglary: 1
3
On or near Coniston Avenue Map
Anti-social behaviour: 2
2
On or near Burnham Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2
2
On or near Bus/Coach Station Map
Public order: 2
2

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Safety comparison within Barking and Dagenham district.

Local Rank

#9safest in Barking and Dagenham

City Average

102.38per 1k

Local Policing

Eastbury

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Local Priorities

Priority 3: Robbery (Ward Wide Focus mainly Gale Street and Upney Lane)

Issued: 17 Mar 2026

Status Update

• Robbery (ward wide focus) – Targeted Hi Visibility Robbery patrols on Gale Street and Upney Lane to prevent Robbery’s which mainly occur during the school runs and rush hours.
• Also, we try to encourage residents and the victims of the robberies to report the crime that has occurred.
• Officers from Eastbury ward have been also conducting plain clothes patrols in Gale Street .
• Work with the JO Richardson School to tell the teachers to encourage their students to report any crime mainly robbery’s.
• Officers will be conducting patrols and taking calls when they are in the area to protect victims and secure evidence, to bring prosecution to those who commit these crimes.

Actioned: 17 Mar 2026

Priority 1: VAWG priority Ripple Road (near shops), Upney Lane.
VAWG (Upney Lane Station) – Providing visible patrols in areas where women have reported feeling unsafe.

Issued: 17 Mar 2026

Status Update

•Educating the community about identifying and reporting harassment or abuse.
• We also encourage anyone who experiences or witnesses' harassment, abuse, or violence to report it. Your voice is vital in helping us tackle these crimes –https://www.police.uk/pu/notices/streetsafe/street-safe/
•Partnering with local organisations to offer support to survivors and raise awareness.
•The three main key hot spots in Eastbury Ward for VAWG are Upney Lane train station, Essex Road and Lambourne Gardens.
• Police are also conducting regular patrols in hot spots for VAWG and where Women feel unsafe in Eastbury Ward.
•Eastbury officers have worked together with LLBD council to fix a gate where a padlock was broken near Upney Lane station on Lambourne Gardens were Eastbury Ward have identified that it’s a VAWG hot spot.

Actioned: 17 Mar 2026

Priority 2: ASB/Theft of and Theft from Motor vehicles (Ward Wide Focus Mainly Ripple Road, Blake Avenue)

Issued: 17 Mar 2026

Status Update

• There have been reports of groups hanging around the location causing ASB or doing drugs in vehicles and in block of flats and that they use Nitrous Oxide canisters and drugs. This mainly happens in the evenings.
• Eastbury Ward has worked with the ASB officer and the council in order to address this issue. Also, we have:
• Patrols around the area mainly in evenings and during the day.
• Increasing Patrols in the area
• Engaging with residents
• Encouraging residents to report crime if they witness it.
• Officers from Eastbury have also conducted Cuppa with a Copper near Blake avenue on the main road on Ripple road.
• Officers from Eastbury have also conducted reassurance visits in the area of victims of burglaries and other victims and encourage residents to report any sort of crime. Also, Eastbury SNT contact card has been given to residents and Met Engage leaflet.
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Actioned: 17 Mar 2026

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