City of London Police
www.cityoflondon.police.uk
The City of London police is responsible for the safety of everyone
in London's 'Square Mile', including the 6,000 residents of the City
of London.
Community Safety Partnerships in London
www.crimereduction.gov.uk/regions03.htm
Community Safety Partnerships, or Crime Reduction and Disorder Partnerships
(CRDPs), are a combination of police, local authorities, businesses
and other organisations who are working together to tackle crime. There
is a community safety partnership in every borough in London.
Government Office for London
(GoL) www.gos.gov.uk/gol/
The Government Office for London (GOL) represents central government
in London and ensures that national policies are being effectively delivered
on the ground. They have a division working on crime and drugs in the
capital.
Greater London
Authority www.london.gov.uk
The Greater London Authority and London Assembly are responsible for
policing in London. They set the budget for the Metropolitan Police
Authority (MPA) and are responsible for developing crime strategies
for London.
London Criminal Justice Board
(LCJB) lcjb.cjsonline.org/London/home_new.html
The London Criminal Justice Board brings together all the key criminal justice agencies in London to work towards bringing more offenders to justice and increasing Londoners’ confidence in the criminal justice system.
London Probation Service
www.probation-london.org.uk
The Probation Service in London deals with offenders from their first
court appearance to the completion of sentences. Their aim is to reduce
re-offending and to protect the public.
Metropolitan Police Service (MPS)
www.met.police.uk
The Met are the largest police force operating in Greater London. Since
2000, they have been accountable to the newly formed Metropolitan Police
Authority (MPA).