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London policing priorities 2010/11

London policing priorities 2010/11

Have your say on the policing of London

London is a vibrant, successful city, a cultural and financial world leader. With a population of over seven and a half million, it is home to some of the wealthiest and the most deprived people in the country. People visit London from across the UK, Europe and the world. It is a 24-hour city with a thriving tourist and business community and a diverse resident and transient population.

Policing London will always be complex. The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) want to make sure that when the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) plans how they will provide a police service for our city, they understand what is important to the people who live and work here.

Are the police focusing on areas that are important to you?

The MPS policing priorities are reviewed every year. As part of this review we have produced a short online questionnaire to make is easier for you to tell us what you think.

What are your top three priorities for policing in London?
Why do you choose these priorities?
What should the MPS be doing to tackle these priorities?

All completed questionnaires must be submitted or returned by 1st December 2008.

If you are unable to complete the online questionnaire please call 020 7202 0063 (or minicom 020 7202 0173), leaving your name and address and we will send you a paper copy of the questionnaire to complete and return to a freepost address.

If you require a telephone questionnaire, please call 020 7202 0063 (or minicom 020 7202 0173), leave your name and telephone number and somebody will call you back.

The current policing priorities can be found on the MPA website within the Policing London business plan at http://www.mpa.gov.uk/downloads/reports/policingplan2008-11.pdf or you can contact the MPA on 020 7202 0063 (please leave your name and address on the voicemail and we will post you a hard copy) or 020 7202 0173 (minicom) for further details.

Please take part and have your say on policing in London

Thanks for taking part in the survey.

Section A: Your details

Do you live in London?

Yes

Which borough do you live in?

Which county do you live in?

Are you responding on behalf of a group or organisation?

For example, a Residents’ Association, Community and Police Engagement Group, youth group, etc.

Yes

If yes, please state the name of the group or organisation

What borough or county is the group or organisation in?

Can we contact you again to ask about policing in London?

Yes

If yes, please fill in your contact details below. You do not have to provide this information if you do not want to be contacted.

Contact details

Title:

First name:

Last name:

Address:

Postcode:

Email address:

Section B: Data protection

We take protecting your personal information very seriously. Any personal information you give us will be handled in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.

See http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governmentcitizensandrights/Yourrightsandresponsibilities/DG_10031451 or contact the MPA on 020 7202 0063 (please leave your name and address on the voicemail and we will post details to you) or 020 7202 0173 (minicom) for further details of the Data Protection Act 1998.

Section C: Your policing priorities for London in 2010/11

Please list your top 3 priorities for policing in London in 2010/11.

For example, these could be about a type of crime or anti-social behaviour (ASB) or about the way the police work in London.

Priority 1

Priority 1:

Question 1.1: Why do you think this should be a priority?

Question 1.2: What should the MPS be doing to tackle this issue?

Priority 2

Priority 2:

Question 2.1: Why do you think this should be a priority?

Question 2.2: What should the MPS be doing to tackle this issue?

Priority 3

Priority 3:

Question 3.1: Why do you think this should be a priority?

Question 3.2: What should the MPS be doing to tackle this issue?

Section D: Any further comments

Further comments

Question 4: Do you have any further comments you would like to mention?

Section E: About you

Gender

Male

Female

If you identify as transgender are you:

Transgender - Male to Female

Transgender - Female to Male

Age

15 and under

16-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65+

Ethnicity

Asian or Asian British

Indian

Pakistani

Bangladeshi

Any other Asian background

Black or Black British

Caribbean

African

Any other Black background

Chinese or other ethnic group

Chinese

Any other ethnic group

Mixed

White and Black Caribbean

White and Black African

White and Asian

Any other mixed background

White

British

Irish

Any other white background

Prefer not to say

Religion or Belief

Christian

Buddhist

Hindu

Jewish

Muslim

Sikh

Any other religion

No religion

Prefer not to say

If you answered "Any other religion" please state:

Sexual orientation

Heterosexual

Gay/Lesbian

Bisexual

Prefer not to say

Disability

Do you consider yourself to be a deaf or disabled person?

Yes

If yes, what is the nature of your disability?

Physical Impairment

Mobility Impairment

Sensory Impairment (e.g. Speech, Hearing, Visual)

Neurological Condition

Learning disability/difficulty

Other

Prefer not to say

Section F: About this questionnaire

Where did you find out about this questionnaire?

Your Local Authority magazine

Your local newspaper

The Evening Standard

London Lite

MPA website

MPS website

Through your local Safer Neighbourhoods Team

Contacted by the MPA to take part

Internet search

Word of mouth

Other

If you answered "Other" please state:

The following pages on the MPA website are relevant:

Joint Annual report of the MPS and MPA
Sets out how we performed in the last year and the priorities for the coming year.
Towards the Safest City
Sets out the direction of the MPS, which will be used to co-ordinate longer term planning and decision-making across the whole of the MPS.
MPA accounts
Statements of accounts, audit letters, budget submission and budget books.
Internal Audit reports and letters

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	Page summary This resource is from the Your views section. This page contains information about the consultation on the London policing priorities for 2010/11 Sections available here: London policing priorities 2010/11 Have your say on the policing of London Section A: Your details Section B: Data protection Section C: Your policing priorities for London in 2010/11 Section D: Any further comments Section E: About you Section F: About this questionnaire Content London policing priorities 2010/11 Have your say on the policing of London London is a vibrant, successful city, a cultural and financial world leader. With a population of over seven and a half million, it is home to some of the wealthiest and the most deprived people in the country. People visit London from across the UK, Europe and the world. It is a 24-hour city with a thriving tourist and business community and a diverse resident and transient population. Policing London will always be complex. The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) want to make sure that when the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) plans how they will provide a police service for our city, they understand what is important to the people who live and work here. Are the police focusing on areas that are important to you? The MPS policing priorities are reviewed every year. As part of this review we have produced a short online questionnaire to make is easier for you to tell us what you think. What are your top three priorities for policing in London? Why do you choose these priorities? What should the MPS be doing to tackle these priorities? All completed questionnaires must be submitted or returned by 1st December 2008. If you are unable to complete the online questionnaire please call 020 7202 0063 (or minicom 020 7202 0173), leaving your name and address and we will send you a paper copy of the questionnaire to complete and return to a freepost address. If you require a telephone questionnaire, please call 020 7202 0063 (or minicom 020 7202 0173), leave your name and telephone number and somebody will call you back. The current policing priorities can be found on the MPA website within the Policing London business plan at http://www.mpa.gov.uk/downloads/reports/policingplan2008-11.pdf or you can contact the MPA on 020 7202 0063 (please leave your name and address on the voicemail and we will post you a hard copy) or 020 7202 0173 (minicom) for further details. Please take part and have your say on policing in London Thanks for taking part in the survey. Section A: Your details Do you live in London? Yes Which borough do you live in? No Which county do you live in? Are you responding on behalf of a group or organisation? For example, a Residents’ Association, Community and Police Engagement Group, youth group, etc. Yes No If yes, please state the name of the group or organisation What borough or county is the group or organisation in? Can we contact you again to ask about policing in London? Yes No If yes, please fill in your contact details below. You do not have to provide this information if you do not want to be contacted. Contact details Title: First name: Last name: Address: Postcode: Email address: Section B: Data protection We take protecting your personal information very seriously. Any personal information you give us will be handled in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998. See http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governmentcitizensandrights/Yourrightsandresponsibilities/DG_10031451 or contact the MPA on 020 7202 0063 (please leave your name and address on the voicemail and we will post details to you) or 020 7202 0173 (minicom) for further details of the Data Protection Act 1998. Section C: Your policing priorities for London in 2010/11 Please list your top 3 priorities for policing in London in 2010/11. For example, these could be about a type of crime or anti-social behaviour (ASB) or about the way the police work in London. Priority 1 Priority 1: Question 1.1: Why do you think this should be a priority? Question 1.2: What should the MPS be doing to tackle this issue? Priority 2 Priority 2: Question 2.1: Why do you think this should be a priority? Question 2.2: What should the MPS be doing to tackle this issue? Priority 3 Priority 3: Question 3.1: Why do you think this should be a priority? Question 3.2: What should the MPS be doing to tackle this issue? Section D: Any further comments Further comments Question 4: Do you have any further comments you would like to mention? Section E: About you Gender Male Female If you identify as transgender are you: Transgender - Male to Female Transgender - Female to Male Age 15 and under 16-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ Ethnicity Asian or Asian British Indian Pakistani Bangladeshi Any other Asian background Black or Black British Caribbean African Any other Black background Chinese or other ethnic group Chinese Any other ethnic group Mixed White and Black Caribbean White and Black African White and Asian Any other mixed background White British Irish Any other white background Prefer not to say Prefer not to say Religion or Belief Christian Buddhist Hindu Jewish Muslim Sikh Any other religion No religion Prefer not to say If you answered "Any other religion" please state: Sexual orientation Heterosexual Gay/Lesbian Bisexual Prefer not to say Disability Do you consider yourself to be a deaf or disabled person? Yes No If yes, what is the nature of your disability? Physical Impairment Mobility Impairment Sensory Impairment (e.g. Speech, Hearing, Visual) Neurological Condition Learning disability/difficulty Other Prefer not to say Section F: About this questionnaire Where did you find out about this questionnaire? Your Local Authority magazine Your local newspaper The Evening Standard London Lite MPA website MPS website Through your local Safer Neighbourhoods Team Contacted by the MPA to take part Internet search Word of mouth Other If you answered "Other" please state: Internal links The following pages on the MPA website are relevant: Joint Annual report of the MPS and MPA Sets out how we performed in the last year and the priorities for the coming year. Towards the Safest City Sets out the direction of the MPS, which will be used to co-ordinate longer term planning and decision-making across the whole of the MPS. MPA accounts Statements of accounts, audit letters, budget submission and budget books. Internal Audit reports and letters

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