The Mayor's Police and Crime Plan 2025-2029

The Mayor’s Police and Crime Plan sets out his high-level priorities for policing, crime and community safety in London for the period 2025 to 2029.The Mayor’s agenda is clear – to make London a safer city for all, by being tough on crime and tough on the complex causes of crime.

The key aims of the Plan are:

• Reducing violence and criminal exploitation
• Building safer, more confident communities
• Supporting and overseeing reform of the MPS; and
• Improving the criminal justice system and supporting victims

The police alone cannot deliver these outcomes, and the Plan sets out how MOPAC, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) and partner agencies including local councils, health services, criminal justice partners and TfL/transport operators will continue to work together to reduce and prevent crime now and over the long-term.

The Mayor's Plan has been developed following consultation with more than 4,000 Londoners, the MPS and other key partners including local authorities, and voluntary groups.

You can read the Plan below, together with more information on the consultation findings, how we will measure performance towards our aims; and how we have considered the impact of the Plan on different communities and aspects of life in London.

Supporting documents for the Mayor's Police and Crime Plan 2025-29:

• You Said, We Did
• Consultation Summary
• Performance Framework | Performance Framework Technical Note
• Integrated Impact Assessment
• Letter from the Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime to the London Assembly's Police and Crime Committee 
• An Easy-Read version of the Police and Crime Plan has been commissioned and will be published here shortly.