City website launches new interactive map

From today (June 30) visitors to the City of London Police website can enjoy access to a more informative and accessible map of the City.

The new-look map of the area the force polices includes enhanced graphics, photos of some of the City's world famous and notable locations and buildings, along with historical information.

The interactive map continues to provide a helpful tool for both residents, and visitors to the City of London who wish to find out who their local policing team is and what the local policing priorities within each area are.

The site now also provides a variety of links to websites that offer additional information about places of interest.

The site also incorporates a number of more technical enhancements including users being able to use a keyboard to navigate and accessible to text reader software, which means visually impaired users can access the content.

Click to launch interactive map (opens in new window)

The new improvements to the interactive map follow hot on the heels of the force launching its local crime maps online - cityoflondonpolice.crimemapper.co.uk (opens in new window). These maps allow visitors to the force website access to the latest available force wide crime figures as well as a breakdown of figures for the four areas of the City - North, South, East and West.