Two Cities MP holds the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan accountable for rising crime

Cities of London & Westminster MP Nickie Aiken met with West Central London GLA member Tony Devenish to discuss rising crime under Labour Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.

Nickie explains,

"I'm working every day to ensure our part of London remains a safe place to live, work, and visit.

"Whilst the Labour Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, who leads policing in the capital, ignores our concerns and oversees an increase in crime, including knife crime, at a time when the rest of England has seen a reduction, I'm working with our Assembly Member for West Central, Tony Devenish, to hold the Mayor accountable. Please respond to Tony Devenish's survey on crime in London here.

"It’s so important everyone reports every crime and incident directly to the police. Whilst it may not always result in an immediate police response, it helps build a picture and ensures the police can allocate resources appropriately. They can only do this with reports received by the public." 

In a non-emergency, for the Metropolitan Police, you can tweet @MetCC on X (formerly Twitter), report online at met.police.uk, or dial 101. 

For the City of London Police, you can report online at cityoflondon.police.uk or dial 101. In an emergency, always dial 999.

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