Who we are
What we do
How we do it
Key strategies
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A New Met for London
Delivering more trust, less crime, and high standards
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National stalking investigation
Met responds to stalking complaint recommendations
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Met Research Ethics Committee
Ensuring that all Met research meets high ethical standards
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Areas of research interest
Increasing our engagement with external research communities
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Cyber security strategy
How we are protecting the Met’s information and assets
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The Met's Children Strategy
Find out about what we are doing to keep children in London safe.
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The London Race Action Plan
The next steps in becoming an anti-racist organisation
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Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) action plan
Other strategies, policies and procedures
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Accessing information
Information (including FOI) on our procedures and how we operate
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The London Emergency Services Liaison Panel
Download the 9th edition of the manual
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Body Worn Video
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Violence Harm Assessment
A tool used to identify the most harmful and violent people
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Tidal Thames: drowning prevention strategy
The practical steps we're taking to make the riverside safer
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Fraud policy
How the Met investigates fraud offences
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Emergency boarding up
Find out how the Met secures premises entered by force
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Our Open Data Strategy (ODS)
Read about our strategy for sharing more data.
Diversity
Campaigns
Working with us
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Careers at the Met
Find out about working with us and current vacancies
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Your area
Find out what we're doing in your area to reduce crime
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Police Encounter Panels
Give your view on policing encounters in your community
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Information for suppliers
Find out about the Met's procurement process
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Stay informed with Met Engage
Sign up for crime alerts, safety advice and local news.