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Publications 2000-2008
Crime and Policing
- Community Safety Quarterly August 2007
Community Safety Quarterly draws together statistics under key London
community safety themes. Issue two includes
a feature report on rape and sexual assault in London.
Community Safety Issue 2 PDF
Community Safety Issue
2 RTF
- Annual Report of the London Domestic Violence Forum 2006 November 2006
This report details progress in implementing the second edition of the London Domestic Violence Strategy launched in November 2005, reports on the new implementation and assessment frameworks for the strategy, and details how individual agencies are delivering their recommendations. The report also outlines the priorities for 2007.
Annual Report of the London Domestic Violence Forum 2006 PDF
Annual Report of the London Domestic Violence Forum 2006 RTF
- Praying for Peace: domestic violence and faith communities round-table report November 2006
Domestic violence affects thousands of Londoners every year - in individual families, in communities, in workplaces, in public services and in faith communities. Faith can play an important role both supporting survivors and challenging social tolerance within our communities. This report arose from a round-table event for faith leaders held at City Hall 2005.
Praying for Peace PDF
Praying for Peace RTF
- 'If someone you know is experiencing domestic violence...'. Domestic violence friends and family leaflet November 2006
If you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence, there are things you can do to help ... this leaflet provides help, advise and suggestions about what to do if you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence.
Domestic violence friends and family leaflet PDF
Domestic violence friends and family leaflet RTF
- The Second London Domestic Violence Strategy November
2005
This edition draws and builds on the work already developed
since the
publication of the first London Domestic Violence Strategy,
as well as incorporating the many national, regional and local changes that have
occurred since 2001.
Second London Domestic Violence
Strategy PDF
Second London
Domestic Violence Strategy RTF
- Domestic violence and substance
use: overlapping issues in separate services? September
2005
The links between substance use and domestic violence are increasingly
being noticed by services providing help to people with drug and
alcohol problems or to those affected by domestic violence. Questions
are being raised about the extent of overlap between substance use
and domestic violence, and the ways in which the dual issues of substance
use and domestic violence can be addressed through more holistic
approaches to intervention.
Domestic violence and substance use:
overlapping issues in separate services? PDF
Domestic violence and substance use:
overlapping issues in separate services? RTF
- The London Anti-Social Behaviour
Strategy 2005-2008 July 2005
This strategy, developed in partnership with 11 cross-London
agencies, provides a regional framework
for action on anti-social behaviour, building on existing work
and developing new actions where necessary. It aims to promote
effective co-ordinated action against ASB at both local and regional
levels
The
London Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy 2005-2008 PDF
The
London Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy 2005-2008 RTF
- Strengthening our Communities: Community Cohesion in West London
March 2004
This publication, a joint GLA/West London Alliance project, promotes
the work of a pathfinder project exploring the strength that the diversity
of the West London area brings. It showcases some local projects and
provides examples of how to promote community cohesion which could
be adopted by other London boroughs. It demonstrates how public bodies
can translate the duty under the Race Relations Amendment Act to promote
good relations between different racial groups and takes forward the
GLA equalities commitments.
Community Cohesion in
West London PDF
Community Cohesion in West
London RTF
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Response to Government 'Safety and Justice Consultation, October
2003
The Mayor's response to the government consultation paper on domestic
violence, 'Safety and Justice':
Mayor's
'Safety and Justice' response PDF
Mayor's
'Safety and Justice' response RTF
- Young People, Big Issues June 2003
A summary report detailing the results of consultation undertaken across
eight London boroughs with black, minority ethnic and refugee young
people between the ages of 8-14 on crime and community safety.
Young People, Big
Issues PDF
Young People, Big
Issues RTF
- Stop and search - Submission to the Home Office April 2002
This document is the GLA's response to the Government's consultation
draft on the 'Police & Criminal Evidence Act 1984 - Code A: Code
of Practice for the exercise by police officers of statutory powers
of stop and search and recording of police/public encounters'.
Stop and search PDF
Stop and search RTF
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1 in 4 : the London Domestic Violence Strategy November 2001
This strategy sets out a vision for effectively addressing the issue
of domestic violence and details the specific steps that will be taken
to achieve this. It is the first citywide response to the problem
and has been developed in partnership with the Association of London
Government, the Metropolitan Police Service and a wide range of other
organisations dealing with the issue.
1 in 4 : London Domestic Violence
Strategy PDF
1 in 4 : London
Domestic Violence Strategy RTF
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Report of the Policy Commission on Crime and Community Safety
November 2000
This commission was part of the Mayor's rolling programme of consultation
and policy development. It brought together representatives of a series
of key organisations and individuals concerned about crime and community
safety in London, and produced a short report setting out its recommendations.
Specifically, this report sets out a vision for the Mayor to adopt,
a set of key objectives to underpin that vision, and some practical
actions to help deliver the vision.
Report of the Crime Commission PDF
Report
of the Crime Commission RTF
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