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There are different ways in which you can tell us if you feel an area is unsafe or where we need to be or get help if you find yourself feeling vulnerable while out in the City.
Street Safe, an online tool which allows you to report locations where you feel or have felt unsafe in the City. We will use this data to pinpoint hotspots that may need an increased police presence, ensuring officers are in the right place at the right time.
Feel unsafe in any area of the City?
Report it to Street Safe.
The redeveloped Operation Reframe was created in partnership with the City of London Corporation and Good Night Out, which is an expert organisation in tackling sexual violence. Operation Reframe is a strategy aimed at fighting violence and sexual harassment against women and girls during the night-time economy.
The monthly operation is aligned to a theme and brings together private sector and government partners, alongside knowledge and working practices from across the City of London Police to tackle current issues facing women and girls in the City.
Ask For Angela, an initiative that provides you with a phrase you can use to get help from staff if you feel unsafe or uncomfortable in licensed premises, such as bars and clubs. We have been working with licensees across the City to build relationships with staff, and provide information and training to help keep customers safe.
If you are need to report a crime, please dial 999 in an emergency and 101 for a non-emergency, or click here.
Women visiting, working or living in the City of London can 'Walk and Talk' with City of London Police officers, to share their thoughts on safety and how to we can bring about a positive change.
Walk and Talk is open to women aged 18 and above, living or working in the City of London, who would like to walk with an officer and discuss their views on women’s safety. Find out more about how to join a Walk and Talk event.