
Earl's Court Safer Neighbourhood Team

PS Nick Hamer
PC Steve Dell
PC Matt Bantick
PC Hinal Devkaran
PC Marcus Lyndon
PCSO Danny Wright

ALL REPORTED CRIME DECEMBER 2019 - NOVEMBER 2020
Earl’s Court had 1,180 crimes reported in the last 12 months (Dec 2019 to Nov 2020). This compares to 1,459 crimes in the preceding 12 months. This is a 19% reduction in crime. The borough has had a 27% reduction.
DRUGS (DECEMBER 2019 - DECEMBER 2020)
Earl’s Court has had 90 drug offences in the most recent 12 months.
The borough has had a 24% reduction in drug offences.
Earl’s Court has had a 30% reduction in drug offences from 128 offences in the previous 12 months
BURGLARY (DECEMBER 2019 - NOVEMBER 2020)
Earl’s Court had 99 burglary offences during the most recent period. This is a reduction of 33% reduction from 147 Burglary offences in the previous 12 months.
This is in comparison to a reduction of 27% for the borough as a whole.
During the same period there were 151 offences in Brompton and Hans Town, 131 in Royal Hospital, 121 in Colville and 116 in Courtfield.
ROBBERY (DECEMBER 2019 - NOVEMBER 2020)
Earl’s Court had 39 robberies and a rate of 4.0 per 1000 residents (30 personal and 9 business) during this 12 month period. This is in comparison to 84 in Brompton and Hans Town and 52 in Royal Hospital.
This is in comparison to 61 robberies in between December 2018 to November 2019.
The borough as a whole has experienced a 30% reduction in Robbery and Earl’s Court has had a 36% reduction.

OVERVIEW OF ASB REPORTS (01/01/2020 - 03/12/2020)
203 Calls
Peak Months: July & August
Peak Days: Friday - Sunday
Peak Times: 2000-0300hrs
Repeat Streets:
- Hogarth Road, SW5
- Kenway Road, SW5
- Earl’s Court Gardens, SW5
- Cromwell Road, SW5
COMMUNITY SAFETY WARDENS REPORTS (RBKC)
Litter/dumped rubbish. 150 |
Delivery Drivers. 55 |
Graffiti/damage/vandalism/repair/lighting 38 |
Begging. 13 |
Street Drinking 12 |
Rough Sleeping. 8 |
Drug use/paraphernalia. 6 |
Licensing 3 |
Noisy Vehicles 2 |
Dogs/Dog Fouling 2 |
Drugs 2 |
Hazardous substance/human waste. 1 |
COVID Social Distancing. 1 |
Cycling on pavements/cycling marking. 1 |
Join Action Group (JAG). 1 |
Police. 1 |
PLEASE REFER BELOW TO POWER POINT WARD PANEL MEETING 12.01.2021 FOR DETAILS/GRAPHS
POLICE CONTACT ADVICE:
Telephone 999 in an emergency where there is a danger to life or a crime is in progress.
Telephone 101 for non-emergencies where police attendance is required, to report a crime or to report any other incidents. Calls to 101 have a fixed cost of 15p per call.