Community Safety & Business Resilience

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Our Street Patrol team work 7 days a week, from  6.30 am – 11.30 pm providing a responsive service to help tackle low-level crime and anti-social behaviour.

Contact the Northbank on 020 3697 9270 during office hours or ask us about our free Northbank radio network for commercial premises.

Night Safety

Training sessions on personal safety and vulnerability 

There will be a series of 12 sessions in total . They are focused on personal safety and are open to anyone, not just women and are open for anyone to attend. We can market these sessions and we have offered to host 3 days of in person training. To book these session see here.

11th April – The SAVOY 18 April: HEAVEN NIGHT CLUB 25 April  10am – 12pm  and 2pm-4pm  (either Vulnerability or Anti-Sexual Harassment)

Women’s night safety walks have been set up to bring together women who live, work, visit and study in Westminster to establish a checklist of factors that may impact the safety of women at night.  The council will use the recommendations and feedback to create approaches that will improve women’s safety and the safety of other vulnerable groups.  They are currently working with specialist groups to ensure our walks engage with a diverse range of people. We are committed to gaining representation from LGBT+ communities, people of colour, disabled individuals, and families. If you are interested in joining for night safety walks, please fill out Westminster City Council’s form. If you would like to know more about how you can support the initiative, please email WCC

Safe Havens

(for venues, property owners, churches etc)

Our venues can sign up to be safe havens, offering a place for a vulnerable person to rest or reset until they continue their onward journey safely. We could create a network of safe places across London HQ. Register and see the criteria here.

Business Accreditation

(For night time economy Venues)

An accreditation for night time economy venues to have an accreditation in practising women’s safety and also a framework to help them improve.  Register Interest

Volunteer as a Night Star

(For workers and corporates interested in volunteering)

We can encourage venues to train as Night Stars volunteers. Night Stars aim to make the West End’s nightlife safer for everyone. Volunteers work with evening and night time economy venues to promote women’s safety and prevent vulnerability in the night out.