Greenwich
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Greenwich is world famous for its Heritage Site and its distinguished history. The borough will host five sporting events with the eyes of the world focusing on it during the Olympic games. Police in Greenwich work closely with Greenwich Council to tackle crime and find long lasting solutions to local issues. In recent years, the police-council partnership has been particularly strong and has enjoyed a number of high profile successes in reducing all types of crimes across the borough.
It's probably nothing, but...your call could save lives
A publicity campaign launched by the Met is urging Londoners to trust their instincts to help in the fight against terrorism.
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Police dispel rumours about attempted abduction
Police confirm that rumours on Facebook are 'factually incorrect'.
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Police warn about Cannabis farms in Greenwich
Can you spot a Cannabis farm?
Brought to justice
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Four sentenced to 45 years after attack in Greenwich
45 years in prison for Greenwich attack.
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Greenwich wanted Sergejs Abele and Tadius Zariczny
Police in Greenwich are asking members of the public to assist them in tracing the following individuals who are wanted for questioning.
Contact us
There are a number of ways you can get in touch with us depending on the request type and urgency. Remember, if it's an emergency always dial 999 - Our non emergency contact number is 101 .
Police stations
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20 May 2013 - Street briefing
An outdoor meeting that any member of the public can attend held outdoors.
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21 May 2013 - Street briefing
An outdoor meeting that any member of the public can attend held outdoors.
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21 May 2013 - Street briefing
An outdoor meeting that any member of the public can attend held outdoors.
Safer Neighbourhoods
Greenwich has 17 Safer Neighbourhoods Teams. You can find them on the Greenwich Safer Neighbourhoods team page.
Crime Mapping
The Met Crime Mapping site has been created to help show you what crime has been committed in neighbourhoods across the capital.
Local policing
Find your local Met borough and Safer Neighbourhoods team to see what is happening in your area.
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