WD22 Intelligence Updated March 2026Source: Essex Police Police

Crime in waltham abbey honey lane, epping forest

Comprehensive safety analysis for waltham abbey honey lane, localized within epping forest.

Total Crimes

28
trending_down -6.7% MoM

Annual Crime Rate

60.83per 1k
trending_down -2.3% 12m Trend

Safety Rating

Moderate

Total Population

6,395

12-Month Crime Trend

Monthly Totals

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Crime Categories

Violence & Sexual Offences15
Vehicle Crime5
Criminal Damage & Arson3
Burglary2
Robbery1
Other Theft1
Anti-social Behaviour1

Incident Distribution

Location ReferencePrimary IncidentsTotal
On or near Lucas Court Map
Violence and sexual offences: 3Criminal damage and arson: 1
4
On or near Shernbroke Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2Burglary: 1
3
On or near Rounton Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2Anti-social behaviour: 1
3
On or near Haywood Court Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2
2
On or near Eagle Close Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2
2
On or near Hockley Court Map
Robbery: 1Vehicle crime: 1
2
On or near Pinnacles Map
Vehicle crime: 1
1
On or near Cobmead Grove Map
Burglary: 1
1
On or near Kestrel Road Map
Vehicle crime: 1
1
On or near Parking Area Map
Criminal damage and arson: 1
1

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Safety comparison within epping forest district.

Local Rank

#17safest in epping forest

City Average

69.58per 1k

Local Policing

Waltham Abbey

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Local Priorities

The community have told us they are concerned about drug dealing.

Issued: 5 May 2026

Status Update

We’re taking a proactive approach to disrupt county lines and drug dealing in our district. Using community intelligence, we carry out targeted enforcement—focusing on known hotspots, individuals, and addresses linked to criminal activity.

This includes:

Stop and search where there’s reasonable suspicion
Warrants to search properties
Focused patrols and surveillance
Our goal is to break up criminal networks and bring offenders to justice.

We also work to reduce reoffending and support recovery. Where appropriate, we use:

Restorative justice
Out-of-court disposals
Support for those affected by drug use
Together, these actions help break the cycle of crime and vulnerability.

Actioned: 5 May 2026

Local people have told us they are worried about violent crime.

Issued: 5 May 2026

Status Update

Crime data has helped us identify priority areas where violent crime is more likely to happen. We’re using hotspot policing to focus on these locations and times when issues are most common.

This includes:
Increasing visible patrols in key areas
Being present at times when incidents are more likely
Responding quickly to help keep people safe

We’re also working closely with local communities to gather intelligence. This helps us:

Identify those involved in violent crime
Take swift, focused action
Make sure our efforts are effective and community-led
Together, we’re working to reduce violence and make our neighbourhoods safer for everyone.

Actioned: 5 May 2026

We understand that many people are worried about the recent rise in retail theft. This issue affects local businesses, staff, and shoppers,

Issued: 5 May 2026

Status Update

We’re taking firm action to reduce shoplifting and anti-social behaviour in Brentwood’s town centres.

To tackle this, our officers are:

Using Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBOs) to deal with persistent offenders. These are court orders that can ban individuals from certain areas or behaviours, helping to prevent further offences.
Working closely with local businesses to share information and coordinate responses
Focusing on key locations where offences are most common
This targeted, partnership-led approach is already making a difference - helping to deter crime and improve safety for everyone.

Actioned: 5 May 2026

Tackling violence against women and girls

Issued: 5 May 2026

Status Update

We want women and girls to feel safe, and to live and work in the District without fear of violence.
We will work proactively with our partners, using a full range of legislative and other tools around education programmes, perpetrator diversion, prevention, disruption and enforcement tactics.

Actioned: 5 May 2026

Engagement Events

JUN9

Let's Talk - Waitrose

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Let's Talk - Waitrose

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5:00 PM — 7:00 PM

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Waitrose (outside) Lower Queens Road, Buckhurst Hill

JUN13

Let's Talk - Roydon Market

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Let's Talk - Roydon Market

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10:00 AM — 12:00 PM

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Roydon Market, Roydon Village Hall, Harlow Road, Roydon

JUL11

Let's Talk - Roding Valley Recreation Ground

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Let's Talk - Roding Valley Recreation Ground

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12:00 PM — 3:00 PM

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Roding Valley Recreation Ground, Oakwood Hill, Loughton

AUG10

Let's Talk - Civic Centre

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Let's Talk - Civic Centre

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11:00 AM — 1:00 PM

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Civic Centre, 323 High Road, Epping

SEP12

Let's Talk - Roydon

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Let’s talk
- Discuss local policing, raise concerns, and ask questions
- Find out what we’re doing to keep you safe, address anti-social behaviour and catch criminals
- Get advice on how you can protect yourself and your property.
On the rare occasions we may need to cancel an event, we’ll notify you by posting on our Facebook page.

schedule

10:00 AM — 12:00 PM

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Roydon Market, Roydon Village Hall, Harlow Road, Roydon

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