Councillor Leonie CooperFurzedown Ward CouncillorCllr.L.Cooper@wandsworth.gov.uk
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Furzedown Safer Neighbourhood Panel
Your Community
Meet the people and organisations working with residents to make Furzedown safer and more connected.
Your local policing team
Know who works across Furzedown and the wider local area.
The team can be contacted about local policing issues. Do not use the ward email to report a crime or emergency.
PC Walid MechkourDedicated Ward Officer — Furzedown
PC David AldridgePolice Constable — Furzedown
PCSO Nicholas LesterPolice Community Support Officer
Inspector Alistair MacPhersonWandsworth Neighbourhoods — Tooting
Sergeant Toan ChungTooting Bec & South Balham
PC Orla ConlanTooting Broadway
Local policing contact
For local policing issues — not crime reporting.
For local policing issues — not crime reporting.
Your community
Representatives, partnership and neighbourhood action.
Community safety works best when residents, elected representatives, police, the Council and local organisations stay connected.
Furzedown Ward Councillors
Councillor Judi GasserFurzedown Ward CouncillorCllr.J.Gasser@wandsworth.gov.uk
Councillor Samantha LewisFurzedown Ward CouncillorCllr.S.Lewis@wandsworth.gov.uk
Member of Parliament (MP)
Wandsworth Community Safety Partnership
Working together across the borough
The partnership brings together the Council, police and other key organisations to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour. Its work includes serious violence, neighbourhood crime, VAWG, hate crime and reoffending.
Community Safety contact
Telephone: 0208 871 6557
Email: communitysafety@wandsworth.gov.uk
Social: @saferwandsworth
Neighbourhood Watch & Crimewatch
Connected neighbours make communities harder to exploit.
Learn about Neighbourhood Watch, become a coordinator, or request membership of the private Furzedown Crimewatch group by email.
Trevor Hutton
Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator for 15 years • SNP Member • White Ribbon Ambassador
Trevor supports strong communication between residents and encourages neighbours to look out for one another. As one of a dozen Neighbourhood Watch Scheme Coordinators in Furzedown, Trevor helps keep local residents informed, encourages participation in the scheme, supports vulnerable or isolated neighbours, promotes crime-prevention and personal safety, and helps signpost community-safety concerns to the appropriate organisations. He also works with local police, other coordinators and partner agencies to share information, identify local issues and support practical responses to community concerns.
Alongside this, Trevor’s work as a White Ribbon Ambassador focuses on challenging misogynistic attitudes, promoting respect for women and girls, and encouraging positive conversations around safety, equality and healthy behaviour.
hutton68@googlemail.com • 07775 993679
Join Neighbourhood WatchInterested in joining Furzedown Crimewatch?
The Furzedown Crimewatch group is private, so we do not publish its invite link or QR code publicly. If you live in Furzedown and would like to become a member, please email the Panel.
furzedownsnt@yahoo.comPlease use 999/101 to report crime.
Support and places of safety
Domestic abuse support and local Safe Spaces.
Support is available if you are experiencing abuse, harassment or feel unsafe. In an emergency, always call 999.
Domestic abuse / VAWG support
Wandsworth Council provides official information and referral routes for domestic abuse and violence against women and girls support services.
View Wandsworth domestic abuse / VAWG support services ↗
Immediate danger: call 999.
Safe Space campaign
Find a local business offering a place of safety
MP Dr Rosena Allin-Khan launched the Safe Space campaign for anyone who feels they may need a place of safety in our community.
If you are walking past a local business displaying a Safe Space logo, you can go inside and ask for help. Participating businesses can offer you a place of safety and, where needed, somewhere to charge your phone, call a taxi or contact the police.
Look for the Safe Space logo
Participating shops, restaurants, pubs and other businesses display it in their window.
Participating shops, restaurants, pubs and other businesses display it in their window.
Go inside and ask for help
You can ask for a safe place while you decide what you need to do next.
You can ask for a safe place while you decide what you need to do next.
Practical help is available
This may include charging your phone, calling a taxi or contacting the police.
This may include charging your phone, calling a taxi or contacting the police.
Local Safe Space map
Businesses taking part in the Safe Space campaign
Map source: Dr Rosena Allin-Khan MP's Safe Space campaign. The official page is embedded here so the participating-business map remains maintained by the campaign. If the embedded map does not display on your device, use “Open official map”.
Community directory
Useful local routes in one place.
This can grow into a fuller directory of youth, victim support, mental health, older residents, community centres and voluntary-sector services.
Furzedown SNPResident safety priorities and Panel activityfurzedownsnt@yahoo.com
Local police teamLocal policing contact — not crime reportingFurzedown@met.police.ukMet Engage – Furzedown updates
Wandsworth Community SafetyBorough community-safety partnership contactcommunitysafety@wandsworth.gov.uk
Parks & Events PoliceRoutine patrols of Wandsworth parks, commons and open spacesparkspolice@wandsworth.gov.uk
Neighbourhood WatchJoin or start a local schemeourwatch.org.uk