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Support services and the police have been working to keep victims and survivors safe throughout the pandemic. If you are affected by domestic abuse and are unable to leave your home to access support due to COVID-19, there is support available. Services continue to be…

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any concerns about a child or young person who lives in the City of London: Call 020 7332 3621 - Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm only Call 020 8356 2710 - at all other times, including weekends and bank holidays Email…

  In an emergency dial 999. For general enquiries and non-emergency assistance, call the switchboard on 020 8555 1200 (Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm). The Textphone number is 020 7960 3629 and is available for deaf and hard of hearing people.  Concerned about a fire risk? Contact…

The FYi Directory has services, activities and events for Family and Young People in the City of London. There is information on a range of services from Children's Centres and Health and Wellbeing to Education and Employment.   FYi also list Adult Social Care providers and all kinds of health provision.…

List of NHS services from: NHS City of London search & My Health City of London search

Everybody who lives in the City of London is entitled to an assessment to establish if an alteration to their home is needed to make it suitable for independent living.

Policing the Square Mile brings with it particular challenges, quite unlike any other policing area within the UK. The City of London is the world’s leading international financial and business centre. In addition to the hustle and bustle of a vibrant 24/7 business community, each…

Rape and sexual assault is a difficult and sensitive crime to report for all survivors, regardless of your gender, age or sexuality. No matter who you are, or how long ago the incident took place, City of London Police are committed to providing you with the…

If you been a victim of crime or witness to an incident in the City of London Square Mile, there are a number of different ways you can report the crime. You can always call 999 in an emergency or 101 for non-emergencies. If you are…

Core to the Public Protection Units belief is that Domestic Abuse is a sensitive crime that does not have to be suffered in silence.