Tuesday, 25 August 2026

Wembley Park councillors issue statement on fatal stabbing at the Civic Centre in Wembley Park

Statement regarding the fatal stabbing that took place today (25/08/2026) at Brent Civic Centre from Wembley Park ward councillors.



Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with the parents, family and loved ones of the deceased following this deeply distressing incident at the Civic Centre in Wembley Park.

We cannot begin to imagine the pain and heartbreak the family are experiencing at this terrible time. Our thoughts are also with everyone affected by this tragic incident. 

We will do our best to share information as we receive it, and we hope to engage with the wider local community after this tragic loss when appropriate in the coming hours and days. Please reach out if you have any information or are distressed by the events.

We are still awaiting further information from the police, and the Civic Centre remains a crime scene and has been cordoned off while the police investigation continues. We ask everyone to respect the cordons and allow the police to carry out their work.

Following the incident, a Section 60 order has been authorised, granting officers enhanced powers to stop and search people and vehicles. This applies to the Wembley Park, Barnhill, Tokyngton, Stonebridge, Roundwood, Dollis Hill, Willesden and Welsh Harp ward areas of Brent.

For more information please click the links below:

https://news.met.police.uk/news/fatal-stabbing-at-brent-civic-centre-wembley-512145

https://www.brent.gov.uk/news-in-brent/2026/august/council-statement-on-incident-in-brent-civic-centre




Councillor Iman Ahmadi Moghaddam
Councillor Najib Warsame

Cllr.Najib.Warsame@brent.gov.uk
Cllr.Iman.Ahmadi-Moghaddam@brent.gov.uk

Najib phone number:+447729227262 

Iman Phone Number:
+447717695384

5 comments:

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Anonymous said...

We are next for a flagship
Council building. Gladstone Park. A toxic combination of unpoliced park and council/medical services for the desperate.
For the innocent victim and family of what has happened, I feel so very sorry.

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Anonymous said...

Do not use this tragedy to get on a pollical soap box about Gladstone Park! This could have and does happen any where in London.

Martin Francis said...
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