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A breakdown by London Borough of the number of CCTV cameras in the capital, together with details of the latest crime figures and clear up rates.

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A breakdown by London Borough of the number of CCTV cameras in the capital, together with details of the latest crime figures and clear up rates. NOTE that these figures only record the number of CCTV cameras owned and/or operated by the London Boroughs and do not reflect the ever growing number of privately run and owned CCTV cameras in London.

A report on unreported crime in the capital

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On the basis of both anecdotal and documented evidence that many crimes are not reported to the police,The Lib Dems undertook a survey to provide a snapshot of the level of the unreporting of crime. In doing so we were particularly interested in why people did not report crimes to the police and what these reasons show about the level of public confidence in the police service and their accessibility.

Alcohol-related crime statistics

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Data obtained from the MET showing crimes for alcohol-related instances from November 2003-November 2007. Includes a breakdown of all offences.

Brief Brief on how London Boroughs are allocated their local police

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ALL ABOUT THE RESOURCE ALLOCATION FORMULA (RAF)

Briefing on the Metropolitan Police Authority's Estates Strategy

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In 2004, the Met police took steps to address problem with it's buildings (including where facilities are situated). In partnership with the Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) which oversees the police in London, the Met launched 'Building Towards the Safest City', its estate strategy for 2003-08. In this document, the MPS set out its broad vision for the future including closing out-of-date police stations and opening new, sometimes purpose-built, facilities in their places. The plan included opening 'safer neighbourhood bases' from which newly-implemented Safer Neighbourhood Teams would work. In 2007 the MPA published 'Building Towards the Safest City'. The attached file gives a Liberal Democrat view on the strategy and suggests ways in which local communities can engage with the police in their area when consulted about the future of the police's 'estate' in their area.

Information on Mayor's crime targets

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Positive breath test results for each London borough

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List of arrests and charges for positive breath tests in each London borough

Response to Home Office Consultation on Police Powers

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RESPONSE BY THE LONDON ASSEMBLY LIBERAL DEMOCRATS ON HOME OFFICE CONSULTATION ON POLICE POWERS

Stop and Search Response

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RESPONSE CONSULTATION ON THE DRAFT MPS STOP AND ACCOUNT AND STOP AND SEARCH POLICY

methodology, findings and a borough-by-borough breakdown of the London Liberal Democrat group's report on the problems encountered when trying to contact police stations in London

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This is a full report, including methodology, findings and a borough-by-borough breakdown of the London Liberal Democrat group's report on the problems encountered when trying to contact all 141 police stations in London. See www.glalibdems.org.uk/news/000439.html for the full story