The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) exists to make sure that London’s police are accountable for the services they provide to people in the capital.
The MPA has 23 members who scrutinise and support the work of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS).
The Authority has achieved real benefits for the people of London.
There are now record numbers
of Metropolitan Police Service officers and staff. Over 31,000 police officers, the highest number
ever, now work to keep the capital safe, and London was first to
introduce Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) - over 4,000 now
provide extra public reassurance and tackle anti-social behaviour that
affects our communities.
The MPA
promotes equality and diversity within the police service and is working
in partnership to ensure all those who live and work in the capital are
treated fairly and with respect.
Latest additions to the website include:
- Joint Annual report of the MPS and MPA 2007/08
- Policing London Plan 2008/11
- Joint Service Policing London Strategy and
Plan 2007/10
Includes the Policing Plan 2007/08 - DVD - 'Go Wisely - everything you need to know about stop and search'
- MPS Asset Management Plans
- Police Officer, staff and PCSO numbers
- Stockwell: MPA latest news and background information
- Gender Equality Scheme
- Counter-Terrorism: The London debate
Popular areas on this website include:
- About the MPA
- Accounts
- Careers at MPA
- Committees
- Current press releases
- Freedom of Information
- Reports