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Some simple actions to protect yourself and property from crimes such as burglary and theft. Overall the level of crime in Barnet is low. To find out about crime levels in Barnet visit the police crime mapping website. The Metropolitan Police website provides useful advice and steps on:

Motor vehicle crime

Last updated: 15 March, 2024

Become a Hate Crime Reporting Champion on Hate Crime Awareness Week

Last updated: 14 October, 2019

To become a champion, all residents need to do is report hate crime when they encounter it. The best place to do it is through the True Vision website at www.report-it.org.uk – which is accessible from any computer or mobile device. Residents can also go directly to the police by phoning 101, or 999 in the case of an emergency.

Barnet Hate Crime Awareness Week: Could you be a 2020 Hate Crime Reporting Champion?

Last updated: 15 October, 2020

Barnet will be hosting events online and across the borough. Hate crime is an issue that affects the entire community. No one deserves to be targeted with abuse because of their disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, faith, race, religion or national origin.

Report Hate Crime today

Last updated: 31 January, 2019

A hate crime is any crime that is motivated by hostility on the grounds of race, religion, sexual orientation, disability or transgender identity. This type of crime is never acceptable and to ensure this message is understood, Barnet Council is reminding residents of the options available to them this Hate Crime Awareness Week (14-21 October).

Council joins forces against hate crime

Last updated: 19 November, 2018

As part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week, Barnet Council launched its new Hate Crime Reporting Centres. These are based within the community so that victims of hate crime who are apprehensive about reporting to the police, can have an alternative way of reporting to a local trusted community organisation. Councillor David Longstaff, Chair of the Safer Communities Partnership Board, said:

Could you be a Hate Crime Reporting Champion?

Last updated: 21 October, 2021

To become a champion, all residents need to do is report hate crime when they encounter it. The best place to do it is through the True Vision website at report-it.org.uk – which is accessible from any computer or mobile device. Residents can also go directly to the police by phoning 101, or 999 in the case of an emergency. However, for safety reasons, people should not confront those who commit hate crime.

Vehicle seizure notices

Last updated: 24 March, 2021

When we can seize a vehicle We can seize a vehicle, trailer or mobile plant (and any contents) if we think it is being, or will be used, in waste crimes such as fly-tipping. We will seize a vehicle that has been:

Barnet Hate Crime Awareness Week (12-16 October): Programme of events

Last updated: 12 October, 2020

The Metropolitan Police will be available to speak to members of the public about identifying hate crime, and the ways in which it can be reported to the police. You can find them at our hate crime reporting information stand at Golders Green Bus Station, Station Road, Edgware HA8 7BD, from 9am-12.30pm on Friday 16 October. The police also visited Edgware Bus Station on Monday to raise awareness at a separate hate crime reporting information stand.