Crime in Mark Hall, Harlow
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| Location Reference | Primary Incidents | Total |
|---|---|---|
| On or near Churchfield Map | Violence and sexual offences: 5Burglary: 1Vehicle crime: 1 | 9 |
| On or near Glebelands Map | Shoplifting: 6Burglary: 1 | 7 |
| On or near Parking Area Map | Violence and sexual offences: 6Public order: 1 | 7 |
| On or near Edinburgh Place Map | Violence and sexual offences: 4Robbery: 1Shoplifting: 1 | 7 |
| On or near Supermarket Map | Shoplifting: 6Other theft: 1 | 7 |
| On or near Fesants Croft Map | Violence and sexual offences: 5Burglary: 1 | 6 |
| On or near Mark Hall Moors Map | Violence and sexual offences: 5 | 5 |
| On or near Felmongers Map | Vehicle crime: 2Anti-social behaviour: 1Criminal damage and arson: 1 | 4 |
| On or near Parking Area Map | Other theft: 3 | 3 |
| On or near Park/Open Space Map | Other theft: 1Public order: 1Vehicle crime: 1 | 3 |
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People who live, work, and study in Harlow have told us they’re concerned about violent crime in particular knife crime.
Issued: 5 May 2026
Status Update
Hotspot Policing: Deploying officers to key locations and times where violent crime is more likely, maintaining a visible presence to deter violence and keep communities safe.
Targeting Gangs and Offenders: Using local intelligence to identify and disrupt those involved in violent crime, including use of protective orders to manage impact on our communities.
Education and Prevention: Working with the Safer Harlow Partnership to deliver crime prevention programmes in schools, helping young people stay safe and avoid involvement in violence. Setting up Youth Independent Advisory Groups to understand the views of our young community.
Technology for Safety: Using tools like open gate and knife detection devices to raise awareness about the dangers of carrying weapons and engage with the community. completing knife sweeps at key locations.
Actioned: 5 May 2026
We know residents are worried about drug dealing and anti-social behaviour. Our approach combines enforcement and prevention:
Issued: 5 May 2026
Status Update
Action Against County Lines: Targeting drug networks and gang activity, focusing on areas identified by the community.
Proactive Policing: Using stop and search when justified, securing warrants to enter properties, and addressing repeat offenders.
Long-Term Solutions: Offering restorative justice, community work, and support programmes where appropriate, and helping those affected by drug use access support.
Education: Working with the Safer Harlow Partnership to deliver lessons and workshops in schools, helping young people understand the risks and make safer choices.
Together, we’re committed to making Harlow a safer, stronger community for everyone.
Actioned: 5 May 2026
Residents have told us vehicle crime is a concern
Issued: 5 May 2026
Status Update
Focused Patrols: Working with specialist teams and the community safety team to patrol areas affected by recent vehicle crime, guided by intelligence.
Practical Tips: Sharing guidance through social media, newsletters, and local meetings—such as locking vehicles, removing valuables, and parking in well-lit areas.
Partnerships: Collaborating with garages, dealerships, and car park operators to improve security measures like lighting and CCTV.
Reporting and Updates: Encouraging residents to report suspicious activity and providing regular updates on incidents, arrests, and prevention successes.
Cross Border Operations: Working with the Met Police and Hertfordshire Police on tackling vehicle crime that crosses all our borders.
Actioned: 5 May 2026
Engagement Events
Let's Talk - Safe to Go Stow Hub
meetingLet's Talk - Safe to Go Stow Hub
10:00 AM — 2:00 PM
Safe to Go Stow Hub, 28 The Stow, Harlow
Let's Talk - Staple Tye McDonalds
meetingDiscuss 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.
5:00 PM — 6:00 PM
McDonalds, Staple Tye Shopping Centre, Harlow
Let's Talk - Tye Green Library
meeting- Raise concerns about crime or antisocial behaviour
- Ask questions about local policing
- Get practical advice to help keep you and your property safe
On rare occasions where plans change, updates will be shared on our Facebook page.
4:30 PM — 5:30 PM
Tye Green Library, Tilegate Road, Bush Fair, Harlow
Let's Talk - Great Parndon Library
meetingDiscuss 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.
4:00 PM — 5:00 PM
Great Parndon Library, Parnall Road, Staple Tye, Harlow
Let's Talk - Hare Pub
meetingLet's Talk - Hare Pub
11:00 AM — 12:00 PM
Hare Pub, 100 Hare Street Springs, Harlow
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