According to a Tweet by the Met Police Task Force 30 young males armed with knives and weapons were fighting and caused damage to a vehicle.
A Rambo type knife found was found on one male plus two baseball bats and another knife were also found in the area.
Police revealed details of the disorder on Sunday morning (November 15) at around 6.30am on social media.
Numerous calls to #Dalgarno Estate on @MPSKenChel - 30 young males with knives/weapons, fighting + causing damage to vehicle. 7 arrests by TSG U53 for Drugs Supply, Off Wep + Violent Disorder. Rambo knife found on male. 2 baseball bats and knife found. A life saved tonight ^5268U pic.twitter.com/Q03MBqFdUF
— MetTaskforce (@MetTaskforce) November 15, 2020
A total of seven arrests were made for a range of suspected offences including drugs supply, offensive weapon and violent disorder.
While the exact time of the fight has not been revealed yet, in a separate Tweet at 1.43am on Sunday, Kensington and Chelsea police advised that a Section 60 order - giving police greater stop and search powers - was in place in a part of the borough which covered the Dalgarno Estate.
Police described the order being implemented due to "disorder" and was in place from 11pm on Saturday (November 14) through to 5am on Sunday.
A Section 60 Order granting additional stop and search powers has been authorised by Inspector Everett for the area shown. This was in response to disorder at the location. The authority ran from 2300 hours on the 14/11/20 through to 0500 hours on 15/11/20. https://t.co/aOkvNeMB1W pic.twitter.com/lVk9NPoRHp
— Kensington & Chelsea Police (@MPSKenChel) November 15, 2020
The Met Task Force is made up of the territorial support group, marine policing unit, dog support and the mounted branch.
Police have already dealt with two serious incidents in the area since Friday evening.
On Friday, November 13, at 5.52pm police were also called to a stabbing on the World's End Estate on Blantyre Street, in Chelsea.
The victim was a 17-year-old boy found who was rushed to hospital, but his injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
Minutes earlier, at 5.36pm, Hammersmith and Fulham police were called to Tynemouth Street, in Fulham, where a 14-year-old boy had been stabbed.
The two stabbings were less than a mile apart from each other.