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How Susan Hall will tackle crime

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Tuesday, 2 April, 2024
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A Mayor Who Listens

As Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan is in charge of our police. Thefts up 31%. Sexual offences up 43%. Robberies up 58%. 

Khan's record on crime is clear. He’s lost control and he has no plan to fix it. Things need to change. On Thursday 2 May, you have the chance to elect the Conservative Candidate for Mayor of London, Susan Hall, and to re-elect your local Assembly Member Tony Devenish.

We are very concerned about the rise in crime and anti-social behaviour taking place in our part of Westminster. Susan Hall and Tony Devenish have launched a London-wide crime survey, and we encourage everyone to share views on how we can make both Westminster and London safer.

Susan said:

"Instead of listening and recruiting the extra police London needs, Sadiq Khan shut down police stations, like the one in Belgravia. So, crime is hitting record highs. We all know someone who has had their mobile phone stolen in the last few months. You deserve more than a ‘crime reference number’ when you report antisocial behaviour, thefts, or burglaries to the police." 

 

The London Crime Survey

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