Police step up crime prevention drive as Rainham residents attend fantastic Tesco safety event


Officers from the Beam Park, Rainham and Wennington and South Hornchurch ward teams joined forces at Tesco Rainham on Saturday 9 May for a community crime prevention event aimed at helping residents stay safe and protect their property.

The event saw officers speaking directly with local residents, offering practical advice on home security, vehicle crime prevention and personal safety, while also answering concerns raised by members of the community.

Residents were able to meet their local policing teams face to face, discuss issues affecting the area and receive guidance on how to reduce the risk of becoming victims of crime.

PS Amar Sehmby said:

“We were really pleased with the strong turnout at our Crime Prevention Event at Tesco Rainham and the positive engagement from the local community.”

“These events are about giving residents practical advice to help keep themselves, their homes and their vehicles safe.”

“By working closely with our communities, we can play a key role in reducing crime and improving confidence in local policing.”

“We’ll continue to hold events like this throughout the year and encourage residents to come along and speak with their local officers.”

The event forms part of ongoing efforts by local officers to strengthen relationships within the community while promoting crime prevention and reassurance policing across Havering.

Residents and shoppers welcomed the visible police presence, with many taking the opportunity to speak directly with officers about local concerns and neighbourhood issues.

Well done to Rainham and Beam Park PCSOs Brian and Julia for their fantastic work across our community.


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