Consultation on Mayor’ police and crime plan
The consultation on the Mayor’s draft Police and Crime Plan, which sets out his high-level priorities for policing, crime and community safety in London for the next four years will continue until 12th February. The new plan is focused on making London safer for everyone, reducing and preventing violence, rebuilding public confidence and trust in the Met and making sure victims of crime get the support they need.
Londoners and stakeholders can share their views through the consultation on the plan which will cover policing in London between 2025 to 2029.
The plan is structured around three key objectives:
- Reducing violence and criminal exploitation
- Increasing trust and confidence in the Met
- Improving the criminal justice system and supporting victims
“Tackling crime and making London safer is my number one priority,” the Mayor said. Thanks to the relentless efforts of the Met, my Violence Reduction Unit and all our partners, gun crime, knife crime with injury for those aged under 25, burglary and homicides have all fallen since 2016. But there’s still much more to do to make our city safer for everyone.
“My new Police and Crime Plan outlines how we will continue to be both tough on crime and tough on its complex causes, taking the action needed to make our city safer, increase trust and confidence in the Met and ensure victims of crime receive the support they deserve.
“Safety matters to all of us, and I’m now asking Londoners for their views on the draft Plan. What you tell us will help make sure that your priorities are reflected – and I encourage everyone to take the time to have your say.”
The Plan is available to read at www.london.gov.uk/policecrimeplan and Londoners can have their say by:
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