Crime and Policing
Boris delivers on crime mapping promise
Boris Johnson has used his regular press conference to launch a new crime mapping website which enables Londoners to access crime figures for their neighbourhood.
Met launches anti-knife campaign
Metropolitan Police officers are hoping a hard-hitting new campaign will help convince Londoners of the dangers of carrying a knife.
Assembly investigates youth drinking
The London Assembly is to investigate the extent of underage drinking and alcohol misuse by London’s youths following growing alcohol-related hospital admissions.
Warning on fake vodka
Trading Standards officers across London are warning consumers of non-Spar stores selling counterfeit Spar branded vodka which, if consumed, can pose a health risk due to excessive levels of methanol.
Met Boss To Join Peace Walk
Sir Ian Blair will join 7/7 survivor Gill Hicks for WALKTALK in order to show his support for all those who champion a cohesive and peaceful society.
Mayor Praises ‘Anti-Crime’ DLR Station
Boris Johnson has hailed Shadwell DLR station as ‘a great example’ of Transport for London’s efforts to reduce crime on the capital’s transport network.
Council Condemns Life Belt Vandals
Newham Council has condemned vandals and thieves for removing and damaging life belts from parks, actions the councils says puts lives at risk.
Independent MPA Members Announced
The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) announced yesterday the appointment of nine independent members who will serve on the Authority from 1 October 2008 until June 2012.
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