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Senior Neighbourhood Warden

London Borough of Merton

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Salary

£43,449 to £46,161

Contract

Permanent

Hours

Full time

Closing date

30 October 2026

11 days left

Job description

Grade/Salary: ME11 -£43,449 - £46,161 per annum inclusive plus Weekend Allowance £5,507 and Shift Enhancement £3,429.00

Be part of a proactive local authority community safety team within the Safer Streets Team, tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) and street-based issues. You will supervise a team of Neighbourhood Wardens delivering a professional, customer-focused service to residents, businesses, and visitors, with a strong emphasis on reducing ASB, improving community safety, and building positive relationships through engagement, problem-solving, and enforcement where necessary. Every interaction should add value and enhance confidence in the local area.

You will be trusted to use enforcement powers appropriately and proportionately, including issuing warnings, notices and fixed penalties, ensuring all actions are lawful, necessary and evidence-based. You will make informed decisions on enforcement or engagement responses based on risk, vulnerability and evidence.

For further enquiries please contact nicholas.barber@merton.gov.uk or hayley.downing@merton.gov.uk

Attachments

  • 3476 JD and PS Safer Streets Senior Neighbourhood Warden Sept 26.docx

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Provenance

Source

LG Jobs

First seen

14 October 2026

Last checked

19 October 2026

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About the employer

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London Borough of Merton

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