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Southall is committed to being a place where everyone feels safe—especially women and girls. What to look out for: - Someone being followed, harassed or made to feel unsafeUnwanted sexual comments, touching or behaviourControlling or coercive behaviourSpiking concerns in venuesIndividuals appearing distressed or under pressureDo: - Check in safely: “Are you OK?”Support friends getting home safelyReport suspicious or predatory behaviourChallenge inappropriate behaviour safely if you canUse licensed venues and trusted transportDon’t: - Don’t blame victims or minimise behaviourDon’t ignore harassment—it often escalatesDon’t put yourself at risk to intervene When to act: - If someone is in danger or being targeted → 999If unsure but concerned → report anyway—your information matters How to report: - Police: 101 / 999 (emergency)Crimestoppers (anonymous): 0800 555 111Met Police online reporting (sexual offences & harassment)Stay safe tips: - Share travel plans with friendsStay in well-lit, busy areasTrust your instincts—leave if something feels wrongUse apps or phone tracking if helpful Stronger Together: - We all have a role in making Southall safer.
Respect…Awareness…Action.
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