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Aneeta Prem

Magistrate Member

Aneeta Prem is one of the youngest magistrates who Chairs at Redbridge Magistrates Court, specialising in adult, youth and family law. She is involved in the recruitment of new Magistrates.

She is an active member within her local community and has gained trust and respect for the voluntary work she has done in London, acting as a mentor and a public voice, for which she has received public recognition. She received the Commissioners Commendation for the work she did in an oversight capacity leading the Tsunami Police Rescue effort for the MPA.

Aneeta is the MPA lead member for forced marriages and honour based violence, working closely with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and many victims, survivors and community groups to providing independent advice, and she is helping to develop an information website.

She also leads on MPA estate and property issues, encompassing over 600 operational buildings used by almost 50,000 police officers and staff,which is currently being realigned to provide the best possible facilities for 21 century policing, and leads on Hindu, Sikh and Buddist issues. Hindu: Aneeta originates from “Himachal Pradesh” (Land of the God’s) in Northern India.

Aneeta is chair of the MPA’s Standards Committee, which is tasked with promoting and maintaining high standards of conduct by members of the Authority.

Her personal interest in property has led to a current project to build her own home. She was the first Asian female karate instructor in the UK. In her spare time Aneeta follows in her father’s footsteps writing a book that has the unique feel of a contemporary Brit/Asian novel.

MPA Link Member for:

• London borough of Havering
• London borough of Newham
• London borough of Redbridge

Contact details

• Telephone: 020 7202 0184
• Email: membersservices@mpa.gov.uk