City of London Police

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 night around 10,000 residents call the City their home, whilst every day over 300,000 people (from an estimated 189 different cultures and nationalities) come to work in the City from Greater London and the south east of England. Over 4 million people visit the City annually.

City of London Police are committed to fighting crime at all levels. It is often the case that residents’ and workers’ priorities will be different from those that impact on large corporations and those concerns are given appropriate regard.

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 deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired you can use the textphone number 1800 101 to report your non-emergency crime. Alternatively you can report online.

City of London Police Directory

Bishopgate Police Station
To report crime please use Bishopsgate Police Station 182 Bishopsgate, London. We are open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Alternatively you can report online or dial 101. In an emergency call 999. Disabled access: Access by ramps, slopes and/or manual doors, Suitable for Mobility Impaired Walker, Seat available, Hearing system, Staff have Disability Awareness / Equality Training.

Snow Hill Police Station
To report crime please use Snow Hill Police Station,5 Snow Hill, London.

Wood Street Police Station
To report crime please use Wood Street Police Station, 37 Wood Street, London. Wood Street Police Station is open Monday to Friday 7:30am to 7:30pm. Alternatively you can report online or dial 101.(In an emergency call 999). Disabled access: Seat available, Large print materials, Hearing system, Staff have Disability Awareness / Equality Training.

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

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How to report Domestic Abuse

Rape and Sexual Assault

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 highest quality service whilst remaining sensitive to your needs. They will always listen and respect your wishes whilst providing you with appropriate advice.

020 7601 2940
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How to Report Rape and Sexual Assualt

Who to contact

Telephone: 999 in an emergency, 101 in a non-emergency
Website: City of London Police

City of London Police

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