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On these pages you can find out more about the Metropolitan Police and how we can help you, including our vision and values and our jurisdiction.

Dec 31, 2024 · With almost 46,000 officers and staff, the Met is the UK's largest police service. It currently has 25% of the total police budget for England and Wales. We take a lot of care in structuring the organisation to make full use of many different disciplines and skills of our people.

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We will prioritise officers and staff who work directly with the public, so they have what they need to provide the best service to Londoners. Inclusive. We will be anti-discriminatory. We will seek to understand diverse perspectives and treat people according to their needs.

Jul 18, 2023 · The Metropolitan Police Service is putting communities back at the heart of policing as it delivers more trust, less crime and high standards. Last night, Monday, 17 July, we launched A New Met for London to an audience in Peckham, the first of 32 borough opportunities to continue our conversation with communities.

Jan 8, 2025 · It was alleged that whilst a serving member of the Metropolitan Police Service, former PC Kemp intentionally and knowingly provided inaccurate and false information on his application for the constable to sergeant promotion process between May and June 2022.

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Jan 10, 2025 · An independent panel, led by a senior police officer and including another legally qualified member with experience chairing misconduct hearings, found the case against Inspector Charles Ehikioya proven following a misconduct hearing that concluded today (10 January).