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Metropolitan Police Mission Statement

The work of the Police/Community Consultative Sector Working Group (SWG) covers a diverse area of London including Hyde Park, Bayswater, Edgware Road from Marble Arch to Maida Vale and the major regeneration Paddington Waterside Development and its surrounding area. The SWGs activities must be productive and produce measurable results. It is vital that all representatives and multi agency partners work together to ensure the diverse community wants to contribute towards reducing crime, disorder & anti social behaviour. Also, that they are freely able to join the SWG and work to promote harmony and an improved quality of life across their multi cultural Paddington. At all times the SWG works with London's Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) to help the Commissioner achieve his above objective, and those outlined in the MPS Statement of Common Purpose:

Mission

Making London safe for all the people we serve.
We make places safer.
We cut crime and the fear of crime.
We uphold the law.

Vision

To make London the safest major city in the world.

Values

Treat everyone fairly.
Be open and honest.
Work in partnership.
Change to improve.

Further information on the Metropolitan Police Service can be found direct at http://www.met.police.uk/

 
 
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If you do, please contact the Paddington policing partnership Sector Working Group Chair Lynda King Taylor at LKTLondon@aol.com
Or contact London UK ( +44 (0)20 7262 1531 or Fax +44 (0)20 7706 1551




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We value our work with community volunteers. Could you assist with this website? We are always upgrading this site and need individuals who can edit web pages. We also need to translate the pages into the many languages of our multi-cultural communities. If interested in working and joining our policing partnership, please contact us. Our webmaster above, Souleymane Camara, will be delighted to hear from you.

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Sir John Stevens QPM

Sir John Stevens QPM - Commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police Service

Sir John Stevens QPM - Commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police Service

"It is not enough for the police alone to fight crime. Reducing the risk and fear of crime is a task for the police and the community working together. To achieve our aim of making London the safest major city in the world we need the people who live here, work here and visit here to do their part in making life difficult for criminals."