Freedom of information request reference no: 01.FOI.23.031839 I note you seek access to the following information: In order for us to take forward our statutory responsibilities, we request the ...

Someone charged with a crime must go to court to answer that charge. A person accused of a crime is called a ‘defendant’. The authority responsible for prosecuting the case in court is called the ...

Freedom of information request reference no: 01.FOI.22.027492 I note you seek access to the following information: In April 2021, you disclosed the number of foreign nationals the Met arrested, by ...

Antisocial behaviour takes many forms, from aggressive, noisy or abusive behaviour to neighbourhood disturbances involving drugs, abandoned cars or animals. If you’ve witnessed antisocial behaviour, ...

Antisocial behaviour is defined as 'behaviour by a person which causes, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm or distress to persons not of the same household as the person' (Antisocial Behaviour ...

Neighbours parking in your space or across your driveway, and people abandoning vehicles on the street can seem like a matter for the police. However, the first point of contact is very often your ...

Download the transcript for the Run Hide Tell video at the bottom of this page. What you can do Communities defeat terrorism. We need the help and support of individuals, businesses and communities ...

Follow our advice to keep your home safe from burglary, damage, doorstep theft, fly-tipping and squatters: protect your valuables, safeguard your building and secure your outside.

If you’ve seen or heard something that could suggest a terrorist threat to the UK, even if it seems minor or not worth mentioning, trust your instincts and ACT (Action Counters Terrorism) by reporting ...

Criminals often use bikes and mopeds to snatch mobile phones from people, particularly at busy locations such as outside stations, shopping centres or concert venues. Often victims are approached from ...

You can report a collision or a driving offence by following the steps below. For more information about what to expect from this process, visit our making a road traffic incident report page. If you ...