Tackling crime in Harrow East

Bob engaging with local officers

I will work to ensure that the citizens of Harrow East feel safe in their local community, as well as pressing the Mayor of London for a stronger harder stance on knife and gun crime. 

Share your views on crime in Harrow East

  • 1 Take a few minutes to give us your views
  • 2 You and your views
  • 3 Your details
1) Are you concerned about crime in Harrow East?
2) On a scale of 0-10, how safe do you feel walking around your neighbourhood?
0 is very unsafe and 10 is very safe
3) On a scale of 0-10, how safe do you feel walking around your local town centre?
0 is very unsafe and 10 is safe
4) Which of these crimes are you most concerned about locally? (Please tick two)
5) Do you currently believe enough action is being taken to tackle crime in London?
6) How do you rate London Mayor Sadiq Khan's performance on rising crime in London?
On a scale of 0-10, where 0 is very poorly and 10 is excellent
7) How satisfied are you with the visibility of your local police?
8) Which measure would you like to see help tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in Harrow East?

News

Bob fund raises with the Harrow Apollo Male Choir

Bob was pleased to join the Harrow Apollo Male Choir in Sainsburys in Stanmore, along with Councillor Marilyn Ashton. They helped to recruit singers and raise the much needed funds for Harrow Mencap.

The Home Secretary meets Bob Blackman in Stanmore

The Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, joined Bob and local Conservative Councillors on Stanmore High Street to talk to local residents and discuss what can be done to tackle violent crime in Harrow and in London.