The Freemasons and The Met: Can brotherhood and policing coexist?
The Freemasons were thrust back under the spotlight last month when The Metropolitan Police launched a new policy requiring officers
Devon and Cornwall Police report 10% increase in shoplifting charges since it became first UK force to implement ‘revolutionary’ direct-to-police reporting software
Devon and Cornwall Police said there has been a nearly 10% increase in shoplifting charges since it became the first
All the strikes, planned works and closures happening in London this Christmas and how they will affect you
Here is a round up of all the strike action, planned work and closures that will affect Londoners over the
Richmond Council launches legal action over ‘unlawful’ closure of Twickenham police counter
Richmond Council has begun legal proceedings against the Metropolitan Police and the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) following
Hundreds of Met officers and staff accused of sexual misconduct and domestic abuse remain employed
Nearly 700 Met police officers and staff are still serving, but off front-lines, despite facing ‘live’ allegations of sexual misconduct
WATCH: Inside the efforts to care for London’s retired police dogs after their service ends
There are an estimate of around 2500 working police dogs across the UK at the moment. The dogs spent their
Soho bikers fear council crackdown amid concerns over antisocial behaviour
Bikers fear that an iconic meet-up spot in Soho may be under threat after mounting pressure from councillors to crackdown
LGBT+ people less satisfied with Met Police in almost all areas
LGBT+ people have been less satisfied with the Metropolitan Police Service than their non-LGBT+ counterparts since June 2020. LGBT+ individuals
Biggest phone theft crackdown in UK history lifts the lid on the endemic crisis of criminality in London
The biggest phone theft crackdown in UK history led to the Metropolitan Police uncovering a criminal network suspected of smuggling
TfL held responsible as petition for women-only tube carriages passes 12,000 supporters
A UCL student‘s petition calling for Transport for London (TfL) to introduce women-only Underground carriages has quickly gathered over 12,000
Lewisham one of only two 24-hour Met Police counters left as services face cuts
Lewisham will remain one of only two Metropolitan Police stations in London to operate 24 hours a day. Additionally, 25