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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.
Those who take part in a 'Walk and Talk' can share their views and experiences with officers as they walk through any areas they may feel vulnerable in. Patrols can take place at any time, including in those where there is less footfall, traffic or light, so officers can get a real sense of what their concerns might be.
The aim of the ‘Walk and Talk’ is to start a conversation between members of the public and police officers, so we in the City of London Police can listen and respond to concerns.
You can register to join a ‘Walk and Talk’ in the City of London through Eventbrite or email: [email protected]