Contact Us
This section provides information on how you can contact the Metropolitan Police Service when it is not an emergency.
If a crime is currently taking place and you are in immediate danger, dial 999. If you wish to contact the Metropolitan Police Service and it is not an emergency please call our non-emergency number, 101. Deaf and deafened people using a Textphone(minicom) should dial 18000 in an emergency. Otherwise visit our reporting crime pages for further information on how to report various types of non-urgent crime.
Report a crime
There are various ways you can report a crime to the MPS. In an emergency, always dial 999, or for non-emergencies call 101. You can also report crimes online or at a police station Front Counter
Terrorism
SO15 Counter Terrorism Command aims to protect London and the UK from the threat of terrorism. The command brings together intelligence gathering, analysis and development with investigation and operational support activity.
Victim support
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is dedicated to improving the service we provide to victims and witnesses of crime. We hope that you will find the information and links on these following pages useful and informative.
Traffic
The Metropolitan Police Traffic Unit is committed to reducing the number of traffic related deaths, injuries and crimes on London's roads.
Licensing
If you are collecting money for charity, organising a protest, applying to own a firearm or wish to undertake a media project in London there are forms you will need to fill in. This page links to those forms, and sections of the site containing further information.
Provide feedback
The Met care about what Londoners think and your views are important to us. Would you like to pass on a suggestion, make a complaint, or compliment us on our service? This section will help you find the right person to contact, so that your query can be dealt with efficiently.
Other contacts
The Metropolitan Police Service is here for London 24/7. We're committed to making it quicker and easier for you to get the service you need from us. This section provides information on the different ways that you can contact us when it is not an emergency situation.
Local policing
Find your local Met borough and Safer Neighbourhoods team to see what is happening in your area.
