Campaigns

National Stalking Awareness Day - 8th April 2013

The theme for this year’s National Stalking Awareness Day is “Know the law, Use the law” to reflect the recent changes in the law relating to stalking.  The new offences are “stalking” and “stalking that causes serious distress or fear of violence”.  Serious distress is viewed as behaviour which has a substantial adverse effect on the victim’s day to day activity.

Don’t be fooled - sniff out danger before the online fraudsters target you

Get Safe Online and the City of London Police are using April Fool’s Day to highlight the real threat to the public from cyber criminals who try to fool them by targeting their computers for online fraud and identity theft.

Courier Fraud Awareness Day

City of London Police are supporting Courier Fraud Awareness Day, which took place on Wednesday 20th March.

Courier fraud is happening across the whole of London, it is a crime that causes a great deal of distress to victims. By raising the public's awareness of this crime we hope to prevent elderly and vulnerable people from becoming future victims.

Londoners urged to trust their instincts to help police in the fight against terrorism

A new campaign launched this month by the Metropolitan Police Service and supported by City of London Police  encourages anyone who sees or hears something that they think could be terrorist related to call the Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789321.

Force supports national initiative

Road Traffic Officers from the City of London Police were on hand at Leadenhall Market on this morning (1 March) in support of the launch of a new Government campaign highlighting the personal consequences of a drink-drive conviction.

Pension Regulator warns of new scam

The scam, known as pension liberation fraud, is when victims receive uninvited contact by email, telephone or text message, duping them into transferring their funds to rogue pension arrangements, often overseas for a commission fee.