Violence against Women and Girls
| Have Your Say In Ending Violence Against Women & Girls in London |
| Can I ask you to please click on the below link to Have Your Say In Ending Violence Against Women & Girls in London. This survey is designed to give you the opportunity to share your views with the Metropolitan Police Service, helping to improve how we end Violence Against Women & Girls. The survey should take approximately 5–10 minutes to complete.https://survey.metengage.co.uk/Survey/GUID/60ad7828-7a73-4eab-aab0-cfdbf87900f0 |
Antisocial Behaviour ASB
| Have Your Say In Ending ASB as key local concern |
| Residents across your area have identified anti-social behaviour as a key local concern. We are carrying out a short survey to learn more about the issues that matter most to you and how they affect your community. Anti-Social Behaviour involves many factors, of which, not all are policing issues. This survey is to help us understand your concerns in more depth to be able to address such issues with partners. Please select one of the below options to start the survey. |
MOPAC
Community Scrutiny Group Volunteer
Closing date 4. November 2026 at 23:59
The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), local authorities and communities are working together to establish a new model of community-led scrutiny, which enables community members to scrutinise the use of police powers in their local community.
Community Scrutiny Groups
Community Scrutiny Groups are made up of local volunteers who work together to review police activity and provide feedback to officers. By bringing diverse local voices into scrutiny processes which will help ensure that policing reflects the needs and experiences of local people.
We are looking for people who have a range of perspectives and experiences with strong community connections, we also welcome those who have lived experienced stop and search or other police powers.
What will you do?
As a Community Scrutiny Group volunteer, you will work with other local volunteers to:
Review police data and information
Look at how police powers such as stop and search and use of force are used
Review Body Worn Video footage where appropriate
Ask questions and provide constructive challenge
Share your views and experiences
Make recommendations to help improve local policing
Your contribution will help make sure that the experiences and perspectives of local communities are heard and considered.
Who can apply?
If you are aged 18 or over
Live, work or study in the borough you wish to represent
Are willing to adhere to confidentiality requirements and group agreements
Please note that staff members of the MPS or MOPAC, members of the existing Independent Advisory Groups, as well as individuals who hold elected political office, are not eligible to apply for this role.
How to apply:
If you are interested in becoming a Community Scrutiny Group Volunteer, please find further information and the application form here.
MET Inclusion strategy
We want your help to shape the future of policing across London.
Read the invite to participate here
Metropolitan Police are seeking your views on our new inclusion strategy to ensure that the Met is a police service that is trusted, representative and more effective at keeping London safe. You can have your say on our Inclusion Strategy consultation which runs until Thursday 26 November.
City of London Police
Safer City Forums
Safer City Forums are an opportunity for residents and workers from across the City of London to sit down with Police and Local Government Officials to explore how we can work together, as a community, to create a safe place for us all to work and live.
They are a great way to meet your local policing team and hear about current and emerging trends in your area and how the City of London Police are addressing them. You will be able to have your say on issues that are important to you and help set local policing priorities to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in your area.
Safer City Forums take place twice a year, in November and May, in each of our six clusters (Bank, Barbican, Fenchurch Street, Fleet, Liverpool Street and Monument). Our November dates are now available. Please register for your place so we can send you joining instructions and useful information before the meeting.
Click through to see all the meeting dates and venues, some are online. Dates 3 – 30 November.
