The Florida family business has four locations and one on the way, the latest entry in a growing bin store trend around the country. Hotbins opened across from Busch Gardens in October and has steadily gained viral notoriety for its au courant model of treasure hunting. Residents near Eel Brook Common can report issues to their local team by emailing: or calling 020 8753 1100 (select option 3)." The Met Police were contacted for comment but did not respond at the time of publication.Customers hurry to look for bargains at Hotbins on Friday, Dec.
"Our LET can increase its patrols in areas where residents report problems. Our officers work closely with the Met Police and have a broad range of powers to help drive down environmental crime and anti-social behaviour.
The LET was created in April 2021 and consists of 72 uniformed staff who patrol streets across the borough 24/7 and act as “the eyes and ears” for the council.Ī council spokesperson said: "The number one priority of our Law Enforcement Team is to help keep Hammersmith and Fulham’s residents and visitors safe. Hammersmith and Fulham Council has Law Enforcement Team (LET) to help keep residents and visitors safe. Nafisa works on New Kings Road (pictured) where she claims to have seen a car being broken into (Image: Facundo Arrizabalaga/MyLondon) “I was shocked and wanted to come home,” Alison said. Alison claimed she and her grandson recently witnessed a gang beat-up someone on the ground on Harwood Street. They said thieves regularly target the estate. Stevie, who is temporarily staying with her mum on the estate with her nine-year-old son, claimed to have seen thieves steal motorbikes in the dead of the night and make off in vans. He said kids usually gather in the park and get up to usual mischief, but that was all.īut mum and daughter duo Alison, 53, and Stevie, 28, disagreed. Mohammed, who lives on an estate on Favart Road, said his family has never experienced any major crimes in the area. But other than that it is a safe place.”īaby-sitter Katie echoed those sentiments saying she’s never seen or heard of troubles in the park. Plenty of blokes parked up on bench seats smoking weed. The Australian sports teacher said: “There is a lot of weed smoking. George Theo, 23, has lived in the area for a couple of months and said apart from people smoking cannabis, he felt safe in the area and has no problems wandering through the common at night. George Theo said he felt safe walking through Eel Brook Common at night (Image: Facundo Arrizabalaga/MyLondon) READ MORE: The village that feels way more Kent than London where locals are 'proud' of ULEZ camera cutters “I was shocked because it happened here on my doorstep,” she said. Sacha Steyn, 35, witnessed two cars being broken into in the area in a matter of weeks, including one right outside her home. One homeowner, who didn’t want to be named, told the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) that 14 cars along Crondace Road were keyed on the same day, including two of his own, in January. Hammersmith and Fulham Council has its down dedicated team of uniformed officers patrolling the streets with the "number one priority" to keep people safe. While many people say they feel safe and love living in Eel Brook Common, in a well-to-do area of Fulham, some residents clearly believe more needs to be done over crime. A sleepy London neighbourhood that appears to have everything you need to raise a family from picturesque green open spaces, a cluster of schools and nurseries in walking distance and a lively high street for your weekend treats has become a target for vehicle break-ins and vandals.
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