Police in Brentford are aware of plans for disorder in the area this evening.

Officers have assured the public that they will not tolerate any form of racism or thuggery.

They highlighted the shocking violence seen in other parts of the country, where both members of the public and officers have been attacked.

Police say they are committed to preventing such incidents in Brentford and emphasized that anyone engaging in violent acts or attempting to divide the community will face legal consequences.

To address the situation, more officers will be present in Brentford tomorrow and throughout the evening.

These officers will be available to respond to any concerns, provide assistance, and offer advice to residents.

The police expressed gratitude to the local officers and the Brentford community for their cooperation during these challenging times, reaffirming their dedication to standing against all forms of abuse.

Superintendent Anil Puri said: “We are aware of plans for disorder tomorrow evening in Brentford.

“People across Brentford will be understandably worried and we want to reassure them that the police will not tolerate racism or acts of thuggery.

“It has been deeply shocking to see other parts of the country impacted by mindless violence - with members of the public and officers attacked - and we'll do everything in our power to prevent disorder in our communities.

“Our message to all of those seeking to cause violence and divide our communities is clear – your actions are completely unacceptable and anyone taking part will face the full force of the law.

“Local residents can expect to see more officers in the area tomorrow and throughout the evening. They will be responding to any concerns and available to speak to residents who may have questions or need help and advice.

“I'd like to thank local officers and the Brentford community for pulling together in these difficult times. We are proud to stand against all forms of abuse.”

Ruth Cadbury Member of Parliament for Brentford and Isleworth said: “Residents across our borough share my revulsion at the explosion of violent Islamophobic and racist behaviour taking place across the UK over recent days.

“These riots are randomly attacking businesses, individuals and are targeting mosques and asylum hotels. I can only imagine the impact this is having on many local residents.

“Whilst we have not (yet) seen organised demonstrations locally, there is information circulating providing details of an action to take place in Brentford this evening (Wednesday) targeting one on a list of solicitors' firms and legal advice centres across the country.

“This is to let you know that locally I am working with the police, Hounslow Council and Councillors, the Mayor of London and other organisation to share information and be ready to respond if needed, and I know mosques and community organisations are also involved in calls and meetings.

“In the last two days, I was on an MPs call with the Policing Minister, Diana Johnson MP and another yesterday with the Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

“They are working closely together to ensure there are sufficient police resources to respond, to protect communities, and for the Criminal Justice system to bring the strongest possible charges to all those arrested for this criminal behaviour.

“They have a clear plan to respond to any far-right demonstrations and will deal with them swiftly. There will be more police officers in the area today and this evening.

“They will respond to any concerns and are available to speak to residents needing help and advice. If you are witnessing a violent attack or unrest, and the police are not already present.

“Phone 999 If you hear a rumour of a threat or possible action please speak to an officer on the street or dial 101 “Violence has no place in our communities - we stand together against all forms of violence and abuse, and ensure that those seeking to divide our communities know they will not succeed.

“Our diverse area stands as one community and we take pride in our shared identity. In Hounslow our diverse communities have stood side by side for decades.

“As my friend Jo Cox said "We have more in common than that which divides us.””