Below are the answers to written questions submitted to the Mayor by Joanne in February 2014.
PCSOs
Question No: 2014/1045
Joanne McCartney
What plans do you have to rebuild the numbers of PCSOs in London?
Written response from the Mayor
PCSOs will continue to play a vital role in keeping London safe, but my budget prioritises the hiring of more regular constables with powers of arrest, and increasing the number of PCs in neighbourhood teams.
By reshaping the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) workforce with fewer chief officers and supervisors, we can afford to have 26,000 police constables – the most in MPS history, and many PCSOs have been recruited as regular officers so they have not been lost to the service.
The new Local Policing Model retains a dedicated named PCSO in every ward in London alongside a dedicated police constable, retaining that local link and providing recognisable faces within the neighbourhood.
These dedicated ward PCs and PCSOs will not be abstracted away to deal with other issues, as was often the case under the old SNT model.
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Anti-social behaviour Definitions
Question No: 2014/1110
Joanne McCartney
In October 2013 the way the MPS recorded ASB changed. Please list which of the ‘old’ crime types are included under the new categories –
ASB Personal
ASB Environmental
ASB Nuisance
Written response from the Mayor
There are now 3 major groups of ASB – Personal, Nuisance and Environmental – which can be qualified by 13 different incident sub categories listed below:
- Vehicle Abandoned – Not Stolen
- Vehicle Nuisance / Inappropriate Use
- Rowdy or Inconsiderate Behaviour
- Rowdy / Nuisance Neighbours
- Littering / Drugs Paraphernalia
- Animal Problems
- Trespass
- Street drinking
- Prostitution Related Activity
- Noise
- Begging / Vagrancy
- Fireworks
- Nuisance Calls
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Anti-social behaviour
Question No: 2014/1111
Joanne McCartney
Please provide a breakdown of ASB calls BY BOROUGH for the past 8 quarters.
Written response from the Mayor
Please see the table attached in Appendix 1111.
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Anti-Social Behaviour calls to MPS by borough – 2012 & 2013 |
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2012 |
2012 total |
2013 |
2013 total |
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| Borough | Qtr1 | Qtr2 | Qtr3 | Qtr4 | Qtr1 | Qtr2 | Qtr3 | Qtr4 | ||
| Barking & Dagenham |
2,265 |
2,403 |
2,564 |
1,950 |
9,182 |
1,854 |
2,046 |
2,612 |
1,701 |
8,213 |
| Barnet |
3,073 |
3,447 |
3,508 |
3,061 |
13,089 |
2,761 |
3,181 |
3,630 |
2,566 |
12,138 |
| Bexley |
1,728 |
1,915 |
2,177 |
1,679 |
7,499 |
1,749 |
1,817 |
2,315 |
1,296 |
7,177 |
| Brent |
3,317 |
3,626 |
3,943 |
2,766 |
13,652 |
2,772 |
3,242 |
3,852 |
2,448 |
12,314 |
| Bromley |
2,482 |
2,530 |
2,886 |
2,232 |
10,130 |
2,152 |
2,470 |
2,979 |
1,715 |
9,316 |
| Camden |
3,460 |
3,832 |
4,064 |
3,235 |
14,591 |
2,644 |
3,492 |
4,054 |
2,797 |
12,987 |
| Croydon |
3,819 |
4,329 |
4,914 |
3,435 |
16,497 |
3,397 |
4,142 |
4,560 |
2,868 |
14,967 |
| Ealing |
3,509 |
4,120 |
4,129 |
3,307 |
15,065 |
3,077 |
3,611 |
4,388 |
2,905 |
13,981 |
| Enfield |
3,384 |
3,466 |
3,503 |
3,059 |
13,412 |
2,762 |
3,202 |
3,747 |
2,590 |
12,301 |
| Greenwich |
2,633 |
2,984 |
3,107 |
2,362 |
11,086 |
2,291 |
2,762 |
2,978 |
1,800 |
9,831 |
| Hackney |
3,025 |
3,675 |
3,885 |
3,177 |
13,762 |
2,865 |
3,473 |
4,321 |
2,798 |
13,457 |
| Hammersmith & Fulham |
2,221 |
2,529 |
2,480 |
2,120 |
9,350 |
1,782 |
2,134 |
2,613 |
1,754 |
8,283 |
| Haringey |
3,243 |
3,393 |
3,430 |
2,798 |
12,864 |
2,548 |
3,047 |
3,703 |
2,422 |
11,720 |
| Harrow |
1,881 |
2,098 |
2,223 |
1,695 |
7,897 |
1,700 |
1,920 |
2,158 |
1,337 |
7,115 |
| Havering |
2,044 |
2,051 |
2,231 |
1,911 |
8,237 |
1,666 |
1,930 |
2,186 |
1,430 |
7,212 |
| Hillingdon |
3,079 |
3,118 |
3,313 |
2,587 |
12,097 |
2,502 |
2,990 |
3,357 |
2,022 |
10,871 |
| Hounslow |
3,012 |
3,038 |
3,374 |
2,599 |
12,023 |
2,520 |
2,809 |
3,661 |
2,151 |
11,141 |
| Islington |
3,039 |
3,159 |
3,552 |
2,741 |
12,491 |
2,246 |
3,014 |
3,497 |
2,445 |
11,202 |
| Kensington & Chelsea |
1,809 |
2,034 |
2,169 |
1,792 |
7,804 |
1,647 |
1,858 |
2,208 |
1,507 |
7,220 |
| Kingston Upon Thames |
1,302 |
1,428 |
1,520 |
1,280 |
5,530 |
1,214 |
1,403 |
1,537 |
1,060 |
5,214 |
| Lambeth |
3,826 |
4,574 |
4,987 |
3,989 |
17,376 |
3,413 |
4,533 |
5,162 |
3,239 |
16,347 |
| Lewisham |
3,065 |
3,501 |
3,694 |
2,768 |
13,028 |
2,711 |
3,231 |
3,636 |
2,204 |
11,782 |
| Merton |
1,433 |
1,674 |
1,922 |
1,607 |
6,636 |
1,328 |
1,699 |
2,089 |
1,344 |
6,460 |
| Newham |
3,935 |
4,299 |
4,643 |
3,986 |
16,863 |
3,446 |
4,435 |
5,163 |
3,305 |
16,349 |
| Redbridge |
2,667 |
3,191 |
3,367 |
2,599 |
11,824 |
2,383 |
2,675 |
3,045 |
2,150 |
10,253 |
| Richmond Upon Thames |
1,288 |
1,411 |
1,618 |
1,247 |
5,564 |
1,200 |
1,456 |
1,769 |
1,054 |
5,479 |
| Southwark |
3,392 |
3,785 |
4,464 |
3,366 |
15,007 |
3,225 |
3,726 |
4,429 |
2,838 |
14,218 |
| Sutton |
1,441 |
1,745 |
1,627 |
1,310 |
6,123 |
1,318 |
1,640 |
1,968 |
1,150 |
6,076 |
| Tower Hamlets |
4,253 |
5,174 |
6,054 |
4,447 |
19,928 |
4,067 |
5,181 |
6,758 |
4,277 |
20,283 |
| Waltham Forest |
2,769 |
3,163 |
3,383 |
2,442 |
11,757 |
2,074 |
2,804 |
3,445 |
2,178 |
10,501 |
| Wandsworth |
2,722 |
3,133 |
3,262 |
2,614 |
11,731 |
2,302 |
2,916 |
3,371 |
2,286 |
10,875 |
| Westminster |
4,816 |
5,416 |
5,730 |
4,896 |
20,858 |
4,364 |
5,322 |
5,702 |
4,563 |
19,951 |
| Grand Total |
90,266 |
100,545 |
108,055 |
85,383 |
384,249 |
78,282 |
94,500 |
111,229 |
72,376 |
356,387 |
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Victim Satisfaction
Question No: 2014/1112
Joanne McCartney
In reference to my question 2014/0318. I asked for victim satisfaction for ALL BOROUGHS for this quarter and the past 6 quarters. I ask again please could you provide a breakdown of victim satisfaction BY BOROUGH for this quarter and for the past 6 quarters.
Written response from the Mayor
The table below shows the Victim satisfaction with overall service received from the MPS by borough for the last 6 quarters.
(Source: MPS User Satisfaction Survey)
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Datastore Definitions
Question No: 2014/1113
Joanne McCartney
On the London Datastore under Officer Strength you give three ‘Other Business Groups’ that officers are categorised by ‘TP Non-Boroughs’ ‘Specialist Operations’ and Specialist Crime & Operations’ please provide a definition of each category and a list of which units in the MPS fall under which category.
Written response from the Mayor
The breakdown is as follows:
TP non-boroughs include mainly units related to TP (Territorial Policing) but are responsible for pan-London functions.
The units under this category are:
- Royal Parks
- Safer Transport Command
- Capability and Support
- Central Communications Command
- Traffic Criminal Justice
- Crime Recording Investigation Bureau
- Criminal Justice
- ACPO and Support Command
Specialist Operations include the following units:
- Specialist Operations HQ
- SO1 Specialist Protection
- SO6 Diplomatic Protection
- SO14 Royalty Protection
- SO15 Counter Terrorism
- SO17 palace of Westminster
- SO18 Aviation Security
- SO20 CT Protective Security
Specialist Crime and Operations include the following units:
- SC&O 1 – Homicide & Major Crime
- SC&O 2/5 – Sexual Offences, Exploitation & Child Abuse
- SC&O 3 – Specialist Crime Reduction
- SC&O 4 – Directorate of Forensic Services
- SC&O 7 – Specialist, Organised & Economic Crime
- SC&O 8 – Trident Gang Crime Command
- SC&O 10 – Covert Policing
- SC&O 11 – Surveillance
- SC&O 12 – ACPO & Business Support
- SC&O 14 – Covert Policing Standards
- SC&O 16 – Performance Improvement Unit
- SC&O 19 – Specialist Firearms
- SC&O 21 – Crime Academy & Review Group
- SC&O 22 – Public Order & Operational Support
- SC&O 25 – Met Intelligence Bureau
- SC&O 25(2) – ANPR Bureau
- SC&O 26 – PNC & Vetting Bureau
- SC&O 27 – Intelligence Standards & Support
- SC&O38 – Met CaTO
- SC & O – Pan London Taskforce
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Neighbourhoods
Question No: 2014/1114
Joanne McCartney
Please provide a list of each of the Neighbourhood quadrants by Borough including which wards are in those quadrants.
Written response from the Mayor
The table attached in Appendix 1114 shows each borough with their relevant neighbourhoods and Safer Neighbourhood wards. Please note that these are not always co-terminous with electoral wards.
| SNT_BoroughName | NPT_Name | SNT_Name |
| Barking and Dagenham | Barking | Abbey |
| Eastbury | ||
| Gascoigne | ||
| Goresbrook | ||
| Longbridge | ||
| Thames | ||
| Dagenham | Alibon | |
| Eastbrook | ||
| Mayesbrook | ||
| Parsloes | ||
| River | ||
| Village | ||
| Whalebone | Becontree | |
| Chadwell Heath | ||
| Heath | ||
| Valence | ||
| Whalebone | ||
| Barnet | Barnet | East Barnet |
| High Barnet | ||
| Oakleigh | ||
| Totteridge | ||
| Underhill | ||
| Colindale | Burnt Oak | |
| Colindale | ||
| Edgware | ||
| Hale | ||
| Mill Hill | ||
| Golders Green | Childs Hill | |
| Garden Suburb | ||
| Golders Green | ||
| Hendon | ||
| West Hendon | ||
| Whetstone | Brunswick Park | |
| Coppetts | ||
| East Finchley | ||
| Finchley Church End | ||
| West Finchley | ||
| Woodhouse | ||
| Bexley | Central | Barnehurst |
| Brampton | ||
| Christchurch | ||
| Danson Park | ||
| East Wickham | ||
| Falconwood and Welling | ||
| St Michael’s | ||
| North | Belvedere | |
| Colyers | ||
| Erith | ||
| Lesnes Abbey | ||
| North End | ||
| Northumberland Heath | ||
| Thamesmead East | ||
| South | Blackfen and Lamorbey | |
| Blendon and Penhill | ||
| Cray Meadows | ||
| Crayford | ||
| Longlands | ||
| Sidcup | ||
| St Mary’s | ||
| Brent | Harlsden | Barnhill |
| Dudden Hill | ||
| Fryent | ||
| Harlesden | ||
| Kensal Green | ||
| Stonebridge | ||
| Welsh Harp | ||
| Kilburn | Brondesbury Park | |
| Dollis Hill | ||
| Kilburn | ||
| Mapesbury | ||
| Queens Park | ||
| Willesden Green | ||
| Wembley | Alperton | |
| Kenton | ||
| Northwick Park | ||
| Preston | ||
| Queensbury | ||
| Sudbury | ||
| Tokyngton | ||
| Wembley Central | ||
| Bromley | North-East | Bickley |
| Bromley Town | ||
| Chislehurst | ||
| Mottingham and Chislehurst North | ||
| Plaistow and Sundridge | ||
| North-West | Clock House | |
| Copers Cope | ||
| Crystal Palace | ||
| Kelsey and Eden Park | ||
| Penge and Cator | ||
| Shortlands | ||
| South-East | Chelsfield and Pratts Bottom | |
| Cray Valley East | ||
| Cray Valley West | ||
| Farnborough and Crofton | ||
| Orpington | ||
| Petts Wood and Knoll | ||
| South-West | Biggin Hill | |
| Bromley Common and Keston | ||
| Darwin | ||
| Hayes and Coney Hall | ||
| West Wickham | ||
| Camden | Central | Belsize |
| Camden Town with Primrose Hill | ||
| Cantelowes | ||
| Gospel Oak | ||
| Haverstock | ||
| Kentish Town | ||
| North | Fortune Green | |
| Frognal and Fitzjohns | ||
| Hampstead Town | ||
| Highgate | ||
| Kilburn | ||
| Swiss Cottage | ||
| West Hampstead | ||
| South | Bloomsbury | |
| Holborn and Covent Garden | ||
| King’s Cross | ||
| Regent’s Park | ||
| St Pancras and Somers Town | ||
| Croydon | Central | Addiscombe |
| Broad Green | ||
| Croham | ||
| Fairfield | ||
| Waddon | ||
| West Thornton | ||
| North-East | Ashburton | |
| Crystal Palace Triangle | ||
| Selhurst | ||
| South Norwood | ||
| Upper Norwood | ||
| Woodside | ||
| North-West | Bensham Manor | |
| Norbury | ||
| Selhurst | ||
| Thornton Heath | ||
| West Thornton | ||
| South-East | Fieldway | |
| Heathfield | ||
| New Addington | ||
| Selsdon and Ballards | ||
| Shirley | ||
| South-West | Coulsdon East | |
| Coulsdon West | ||
| Kenley | ||
| Purley | ||
| Sanderstead | ||
| Ealing | Acton | Acton Central |
| East Acton | ||
| Hanger Hill | ||
| South Acton | ||
| Southfield | ||
| Ealing | Cleveland | |
| Ealing Broadway | ||
| Ealing Common | ||
| Elthorne | ||
| Hobbayne | ||
| Northfield | ||
| Walpole | ||
| Greenford/Northolt | Greenford Broadway | |
| Greenford Green | ||
| North Greenford | ||
| Northolt Mandeville | ||
| Northolt West End | ||
| Perivale | ||
| Southall | Dormers Wells | |
| Lady Margaret | ||
| Norwood Green | ||
| Southall Broadway | ||
| Southall Green | ||
| Enfield | Edmonton & South | Edmonton Green |
| Haselbury | ||
| Jubilee | ||
| Lower Edmonton | ||
| Ponders End | ||
| Upper Edmonton | ||
| Enfield & North | Chase | |
| Enfield Highway | ||
| Enfield Lock | ||
| Grange | ||
| Southbury | ||
| Town | ||
| Turkey Street | ||
| Southgate & West | Bowes | |
| Bush Hill Park | ||
| Cockfosters | ||
| Highlands | ||
| Palmers Green | ||
| Southgate | ||
| Southgate Green | ||
| Winchmore Hill | ||
| Greenwich | Eltham | Coldharbour and New Eltham |
| Eltham North | ||
| Eltham South | ||
| Eltham West | ||
| Middle Park and Sutcliffe | ||
| Shooters Hill | ||
| Greenwich | Blackheath Westcombe | |
| Charlton | ||
| Greenwich West | ||
| Kidbrooke with Hornfair | ||
| Peninsula | ||
| Greenwich Park | ||
| Plumstead | Abbey Wood | |
| Glyndon | ||
| Plumstead | ||
| Thamesmead Moorings | ||
| Woolwich Common | ||
| Woolwich Riverside | ||
| Hackney | Hackney North-East | Cazenove |
| Hackney Downs | ||
| Leabridge | ||
| New River | ||
| Springfield | ||
| Homerton | Chatham | |
| Hackney Central | ||
| King’s Park | ||
| Victoria | ||
| Wick | ||
| Shoreditch | De Beauvoir | |
| Haggerston | ||
| Hoxton | ||
| Queensbridge | ||
| Stoke Newington | Brownswood | |
| Clissold | ||
| Dalston | ||
| Lordship | ||
| Stoke Newington Central | ||
| Hammersmith and Fulham | North Hammersmith | Addison |
| Askew | ||
| Avonmore and Brook Green | ||
| College Park and Old Oak | ||
| Ravenscourt Park | ||
| Shepherd’s Bush Green | ||
| Wormholt and White City | ||
| South Fulham | Fulham Broadway | |
| Fulham Reach | ||
| Hammersmith Broadway | ||
| Munster | ||
| North End | ||
| Palace Riverside | ||
| Parsons Green and Walham | ||
| Sands End | ||
| Town | ||
| Haringey | East | Bruce Grove |
| Seven Sisters | ||
| Tottenham Green | ||
| Tottenham Hale | ||
| West Green | ||
| North | Bounds Green | |
| Noel Park | ||
| Northumberland Park | ||
| White Hart Lane | ||
| Woodside | ||
| West | Alexandra | |
| Crouch End | ||
| Fortis Green | ||
| Harringay | ||
| Highgate | ||
| Hornsey | ||
| Muswell Hill | ||
| St Ann’s | ||
| Stroud Green | ||
| Harrow | Central | Greenhill |
| Harrow on the Hill | ||
| Harrow Weald | ||
| Hatch End | ||
| Marlborough | ||
| Wealdstone | ||
| Harrow Town Centre | ||
| East | Belmont | |
| Canons | ||
| Edgware | ||
| Kenton East | ||
| Kenton West | ||
| Queensbury | ||
| Stanmore Park | ||
| West | Headstone North | |
| Headstone South | ||
| Pinner | ||
| Pinner South | ||
| Rayners Lane | ||
| Roxbourne | ||
| Roxeth | ||
| West Harrow | ||
| Havering | Central | Brooklands |
| Emerson Park | ||
| Hylands | ||
| Romford Town | ||
| Squirrel’s Heath | ||
| St Andrew’s | ||
| North | Gooshays | |
| Harold Wood | ||
| Havering Park | ||
| Heaton | ||
| Mawneys | ||
| Pettits | ||
| South | Cranham | |
| Elm Park | ||
| Hacton | ||
| Rainham and Wennington | ||
| South Hornchurch | ||
| Upminster | ||
| Hillingdon | Hayes | Barnhill |
| Botwell | ||
| Charville | ||
| Townfield | ||
| Yeading | ||
| North | Cavendish | |
| Eastcote and East Ruislip | ||
| Harefield | ||
| Ickenham | ||
| Manor | ||
| Northwood | ||
| Northwood Hills | ||
| South Ruislip | ||
| West Ruislip | ||
| Uxbridge | Brunel | |
| Hillingdon East | ||
| Uxbridge North | ||
| Uxbridge South | ||
| Uxbridge Town Centre | ||
| West Drayton | Pinkwell | |
| West Drayton | ||
| Yiewsley | ||
| Heathrow Villages | ||
| Hounslow | Central | Hounslow Central |
| Hounslow Heath | ||
| Hounslow South | ||
| Hounslow West | ||
| Isleworth | ||
| Hounslow Town Centre | ||
| East | Brentford | |
| Chiswick Homefields | ||
| Chiswick Riverside | ||
| Syon | ||
| Turnham Green | ||
| North | Cranford | |
| Heston Central | ||
| Heston East | ||
| Heston West | ||
| Osterley and Spring Grove | ||
| West | Bedfont | |
| Feltham North | ||
| Feltham West | ||
| Hanworth | ||
| Hanworth Park | ||
| Islington | East | Finsbury Park |
| Highbury East | ||
| Highbury West | ||
| Mildmay | ||
| North | Hillrise | |
| Junction | ||
| St George’s | ||
| Tollington | ||
| South | Bunhill | |
| Canonbury | ||
| Clerkenwell | ||
| St Peter’s | ||
| Angel Town Centre | ||
| West | Barnsbury | |
| Caledonian | ||
| Clerkenwell | ||
| Highbury East | ||
| Highbury West | ||
| Holloway | ||
| St Mary’s | ||
| Angel Town Centre | ||
| Kensington and Chelsea | Chelsea | Brompton |
| Courtfield | ||
| Cremorne | ||
| Hans Town | ||
| Royal Hospital | ||
| Stanley | ||
| Kensington | Abingdon | |
| Campden | ||
| Earl’s Court | ||
| Holland | ||
| Queen’s Gate | ||
| Redcliffe | ||
| Notting Hill | Colville | |
| Golborne | ||
| Norland | ||
| Notting Barns | ||
| Pembridge | ||
| St Charles | ||
| Kingston upon Thames | North | Beverley |
| Canbury | ||
| Coombe Hill | ||
| Coombe Vale | ||
| Grove | ||
| Norbiton | ||
| Old Malden | ||
| St James | ||
| Tudor | ||
| South | Alexandra | |
| Berrylands | ||
| Chessington North and Hook | ||
| Chessington South | ||
| St Mark’s | ||
| Surbiton Hill | ||
| Tolworth and Hook Rise | ||
| Lambeth | Central | Brixton Hill |
| Clapham Common | ||
| Clapham Town | ||
| Coldharbour | ||
| Ferndale | ||
| Herne Hill | ||
| Tulse Hill | ||
| North | Bishop’s | |
| Larkhall | ||
| Oval | ||
| Prince’s | ||
| Stockwell | ||
| Vassall | ||
| South | Gipsy Hill | |
| Knight’s Hill | ||
| St Leonard’s | ||
| Streatham Hill | ||
| Streatham South | ||
| Streatham Wells | ||
| Thornton | ||
| Thurlow Park | ||
| Lewisham | Central | Blackheath |
| Catford South | ||
| Grove Park | ||
| Lee Green | ||
| Lewisham Central | ||
| Rushey Green | ||
| Lewisham Town Centre | ||
| Greenwich | Blackheath | |
| North | Brockley | |
| Crofton Park | ||
| Evelyn | ||
| Ladywell | ||
| New Cross | ||
| Telegraph Hill | ||
| South | Bellingham | |
| Downham | ||
| Forest Hill | ||
| Perry Vale | ||
| Sydenham | ||
| Whitefoot | ||
| Merton | Mitcham | Colliers Wood |
| Cricket Green | ||
| Figge’s Marsh | ||
| Graveney | ||
| Lavender Fields | ||
| Longthornton | ||
| Pollards Hill | ||
| Morden | Cannon Hill | |
| Lower Morden | ||
| Merton Park | ||
| Ravensbury | ||
| Raynes Park | ||
| St Helier | ||
| West Barnes | ||
| Wimbledon | Abbey | |
| Dundonald | ||
| Hillside | ||
| Trinity | ||
| Village | ||
| Wimbledon Park | ||
| Newham | Central | Boleyn |
| Green Street East | ||
| Green Street West | ||
| Plaistow North | ||
| Plaistow South | ||
| East | East Ham Central | |
| East Ham North | ||
| East Ham South | ||
| Little Ilford | ||
| Manor Park | ||
| Wall End | ||
| South | Beckton | |
| Canning Town North | ||
| Canning Town South | ||
| Custom House | ||
| Royal Docks | ||
| West | Forest Gate North | |
| Forest Gate South | ||
| Stratford and New Town | ||
| West Ham | ||
| Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park | ||
| Redbridge | Central | Aldborough |
| Barkingside | ||
| Chadwell | ||
| Clayhall | ||
| Cranbrook | ||
| Goodmayes | ||
| Newbury | ||
| Seven Kings | ||
| South | Clementswood | |
| Cranbrook | ||
| Loxford | ||
| Mayfield | ||
| Newbury | ||
| Valentines | ||
| Ilford Town Centre | ||
| West | Bridge | |
| Church End | ||
| Fairlop | ||
| Fullwell | ||
| Hainault | ||
| Monkhams | ||
| Roding | ||
| Snaresbrook | ||
| Wanstead | ||
| Richmond upon Thames | Richmond | Barnes |
| East Sheen | ||
| Ham, Petersham and Richmond Riverside | ||
| Kew | ||
| Mortlake and Barnes Common | ||
| North Richmond | ||
| South Richmond | ||
| Richmond Park | ||
| Teddington | Fulwell and Hampton Hill | |
| Hampton | ||
| Hampton North | ||
| Hampton Wick | ||
| Teddington | ||
| Bushy Park | ||
| Twickenham | Heathfield | |
| South Twickenham | ||
| St Margarets and North Twickenham | ||
| Twickenham Riverside | ||
| West Twickenham | ||
| Whitton | ||
| Southwark | North-East | Grange |
| Riverside | ||
| Rotherhithe | ||
| South Bermondsey | ||
| Surrey Docks | ||
| North-West | Cathedrals | |
| Chaucer | ||
| East Walworth | ||
| Faraday | ||
| Newington | ||
| South-East | Livesey | |
| Nunhead | ||
| Peckham | ||
| Peckham Rye | ||
| The Lane | ||
| South-West | Brunswick Park | |
| Camberwell Green | ||
| College | ||
| East Dulwich | ||
| South Camberwell | ||
| Village | ||
| Sutton | East | Beddington North |
| Beddington South | ||
| Carshalton Central | ||
| Carshalton South and Clockhouse | ||
| Wallington North | ||
| Wallington South | ||
| North | Nonsuch | |
| St Helier | ||
| Stonecot | ||
| The Wrythe | ||
| Wandle Valley | ||
| Worcester Park | ||
| West | Belmont | |
| Cheam | ||
| Sutton Central | ||
| Sutton North | ||
| Sutton South | ||
| Sutton West | ||
| Tower Hamlets | Bow and Mile End | Bow East |
| Bow West | ||
| Bromley-by-Bow | ||
| Mile End East | ||
| Bricklane & Globe | Bethnal Green North | |
| Bethnal Green South | ||
| Mile End and Globe Town | ||
| Spitalfields and Banglatown | ||
| Weavers | ||
| Poplar Isle of Dogs | Blackwall and Cubitt Town | |
| East India and Lansbury | ||
| Limehouse | ||
| Millwall | ||
| Stepney & Wapping | Shadwell | |
| St Dunstan’s and Stepney Green | ||
| Whitechapel | ||
| St Katharine’s and Wapping | ||
| Waltham Forest | Central | High Street |
| Higham Hill | ||
| Hoe Street | ||
| Markhouse | ||
| William Morris | ||
| Wood Street | ||
| North | Chapel End | |
| Chingford Green | ||
| Endlebury | ||
| Hale End and Highams Park | ||
| Hatch Lane | ||
| Larkswood | ||
| Valley | ||
| South | Cann Hall | |
| Cathall | ||
| Forest | ||
| Grove Green | ||
| Lea Bridge | ||
| Leyton | ||
| Leytonstone | ||
| Wandsworth | Battersea | Balham |
| Fairfield | ||
| Latchmere | ||
| Northcote | ||
| Queenstown | ||
| Shaftesbury | ||
| St Mary’s Park | ||
| Putney | East Putney | |
| Fairfield | ||
| Southfields | ||
| Thamesfield | ||
| West Hill | ||
| West Putney | ||
| Roehampton and Putney Heath | ||
| Tooting | Bedford | |
| Earlsfield | ||
| Furzedown | ||
| Graveney | ||
| Nightingale | ||
| Tooting | ||
| Wandsworth Common | ||
| Tooting Town Centre | ||
| Westminster | Central | Bayswater |
| Bryanston and Dorset Square | ||
| Cavendish Square and Oxford Market | ||
| Hyde Park | ||
| Lancaster Gate | ||
| Marylebone High Street | ||
| Regent’s Park | ||
| North | Abbey Road | |
| Bryanston and Dorset Square | ||
| Church Street | ||
| Harrow Road | ||
| Little Venice | ||
| Maida Vale | ||
| Queen’s Park | ||
| Regent’s Park | ||
| Westbourne | ||
| Westminster _ Regents Park and Primrose Hill | ||
| ORB | Oxford Street Regent Street and Bond Street | |
| South | Churchill | |
| Knightsbridge and Belgravia | ||
| Tachbrook | ||
| Victoria Business and Transport | ||
| Vincent Square | ||
| Warwick | ||
| Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens | ||
| West End | Covent Garden | |
| Mayfair and St James | ||
| Soho | ||
| Strand and Whitehall | ||
| West End and China Town | ||
| St James Park |
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Diversity in the Met
Question No: 2014/1115
Joanne McCartney
How many people make up the MPS’s senior management team? Of those how many are women?
Written response from the Mayor
There are currently 10 members of the MPS senior management team (Management Board). Of these 2 are women.
The MPS are working to increase the proportion of female recruits during the current plans to recruit 5,000 officers by 2015.
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Diversity in the Met (2)
Question No: 2014/1116
Joanne McCartney
How people are there at sergeant rank currently in the MPS? Of those how many are women?
Written response from the Mayor
As of 31 January 2014 the number of Sergeants within the MPS was 4,740. Of these, 862 were female.
The MPS are working to increase the proportion of female recruits during the current plans to recruit 5,000 officers by 2015.
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Diversity in the Met (3)
Question No: 2014/1117
Joanne McCartney
How many people are there at inspector rank currently in the MPS? Of those how many are women?
Written response from the Mayor
As of 31 January 2014 the number of Inspectors within the MPS was 1,288. Of these, 223 were female.
The MPS are working to increase the proportion of female recruits during the current plans to recruit 5,000 officers by 2015.
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Diversity in the Met (4)
Question No: 2014/1118
Joanne McCartney
How many people are there at PC rank currently in the MPS? Of those how many are women?
Written response from the Mayor
As of 31 January 2014 the number of constables within the MPS was 23,838. Of these, 6,376 were female.
The MPS are working to increase the proportion of female recruits during the current plans to recruit 5,000 officers by 2015.
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MPS Frontline
Question No: 2014/1119
Joanne McCartney
Using the HMIC definition of ‘frontline’ policing – how many police officers are currently in ‘frontline’ policing roles across the MPS? www.hmic.gov.uk/news/releases/release-007-2011/
Written response from the Mayor
The HMIC calculation of “frontline” officers is derived annually from the Home Office return which is compiled each March and submitted in May.
There is a half yearly return to the Home Office which does not provide the same level of detail but which the MPS has developed internally to provide an equivalent figure. The table below sets out the position at September 2013.
| Police Officers (FTE) | |
| Frontline | 26276 (85.8%) |
| Non Frontline | 4,355 (14.2%) |
| Total | 30,631 (100%) |
This table shows an increase from the position at March 2013 when the equivalent figures were 25,291 FTE (83.2%).
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MPS Visible Officers
Question No: 2014/1120
Joanne McCartney
Using the HMIC definition of ‘visible’ policing – how many police officers are currently in ‘visible’ policing roles across the MPS? www.hmic.gov.uk/news/releases/release-007-2011/
Written response from the Mayor
The HMIC calculation of “visible” officers is derived annually from the Home Office return which is compiled each March and submitted in May.
There is a half yearly return to the Home Office which does not provide the same level of detail but has been developed by the MPS internally to provide an equivalent figure. The table below sets out the position at September 2013.
| Police Officers (FTE) | |
| Visible | 14,373 (46.9%) |
| Specialist | 7,583 (24.8%) |
| Middle Office | 7,921 (25.9%) |
| Back Office | 755 (2.5) |
| Total | 30,631 (100%) |
This table shows an increase from the position at March 2013 when the equivalent figures were 13,156 FTE (43.3%) Visible.
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MPS Middle Office and Back Office
Question No: 2014/1121
Joanne McCartney
Using the HMIC definition of ‘middle office and back office role’s policing – how many police officers are currently in ‘middle office and back office’ policing roles across the MPS?
www.hmic.gov.uk/news/releases/release-007-2011/
Written response from the Mayor
Please see my response to MQ 1120 which includes a table that shows the number and percentage of officers in ‘Middle office’ and ‘Back office’ roles.
The combined figure for “Middle office” and “Back office” officers has decreased from the March 2013 position of 9,649 FTE (31.7%) to 8,676 (28.4%).
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Drag racing on the North Circular
Question No: 2014/1122
Joanne McCartney
A constituent has contacted me with their concerns over drag racing on the North Circular. My constituent has heard that TfL’s traffic camera unit and the police are not sharing data that would apprehend perpetrators. Could you confirm whether this is the case, and if so ensure that TfL and the Metropolitan police work together to prevent further accidents along this stretch of road?
Written response from the Mayor
I am currently consulting on improving MPS access to TfL’s camera network. The consultation closes on 8th April 2014.
Details can be found at: https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/policing-crime/consultations/cutting-crime-with-road-cameras.
I will ask MOPAC to look into this issue as part of it.
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Rate of Tuberculosis
Question No: 2014/1123
Joanne McCartney
Recent figures shows that the rate of tuberculosis is triple the national average in a part of my constituency in Edmonton. What action can be taken via the London Health Board to combat the spread of tuberculosis in London, and to reduce the rate of tuberculosis in Enfield and Haringey?
Written response from the Mayor
Please see my response to MQ 635/2014 which describes the role of the London TB Control Board in taking a London-wide, multi-agency approach to tackling TB.
I am further assured that Enfield and Haringey have taken a collaborative approach in tackling TB and that across these two Boroughs TB notifications are declining.
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Buses at Enfield Town
Question No: 2014/1124
Joanne McCartney
I have had a complaint from a constituent that there is inadequate bus capacity for school children attending school in Enfield Town. What is TfL doing to increase bus capacity at the end of school day in Enfield Town? What work is in occurring with London Borough of Enfield to address any capacity issues?
Written response from the Mayor
TfL regulary reviews bus network capacity. They will discuss this issue with Enfield Council. I would be grateful if your office could pass your constituent’s complaint on to TfL to assist in their review.
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Lack of podium and microphone at Trafalgar Square Events
Question No: 2014/1125
Joanne McCartney
The Chair of the London Forum of Epilepsy Action has contacted me with regards to the Carol service event held in Trafalgar Square in December. They were dismayed to hear that a new rule has been introduced meaning no podiums or microphones are allowed at the event. This is the only opportunity that the London Forum of Epilepsy Action have to fundraise each year, and found with a lack of microphone the charity were unable to say their name or announce the next carol, which is unpractical. What was the reason for this rule change and will you reassess this rule to ensure that charities can fundraise effectively when in Trafalgar Square?
Written response from the Mayor
Officers are drafting a response which will be sent shortly.
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Trees in Southbury Road
Question No: 2014/1126
Joanne McCartney
A constituent has requested that trees be pruned outside his house in Southbury Road, and after much disagreement over who has the responsibility for these trees, TfL said they would prune them in August 2013. However, the constituent informs me that the tress have still not been pruned. Please can you ensure that these trees are pruned as soon as possible.
Written response from the Mayor
On the presumption that the trees in question are those on the grass verge at the junction of the A10 Great Cambridge Road and Southbury Road, it is correct that TfL agreed to prune the trees, over the winter months when they were dormant. Unfortunately this work was delayed and TfL apologises for this. These works will now be completed within the next few weeks.
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London Translation Services
Question No: 2014/1127
Joanne McCartney
Following MQ 3346/2010, you informed me that you would liaise with London Councils about the proposal to pool translation services in London in order to save resources. Please could you provide me with an update on this issue.
Written response from the Mayor
Officers at the GLA liaised with officers from London Councils on this issue following my response to you of 13 October 2010. London Councils has no plans to ask boroughs to consider pooling their translation services. This would be a matter for individual boroughs to decide, as is the case with other shared services.
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School places and Metropolitan Open Land
Question No: 2014/1128
Joanne McCartney
What discussions or meetings have you had with local councils about the need of additional school places and protecting Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land? Could you please also let me know when these took place?
Written response from the Mayor
Officers are drafting a response which will be sent shortly.
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