Revealed: Full list of London police station front desks being shut – see on our map if your local counter is being axed

Half of the front tables in the London police stations will close as a new plan of saving a new money.

The interactive map of the mail shows the full list of the affected areas after admitting that it will break the commitment to have a 24 -hour accessible number per day in each of the 32 districts of Scotland Yard.

260 million pounds of the budget deficit to compensate for power, while the metropolitan police will remain open by only 20 tables as 18 sets.

Met, criticism, ‘the change in the coffin of the community policing’ is another nail ‘claims that’ less accessible ‘would be criticized.

Met Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist and Sadiq Khan’s Deputy Mayor Kaya Comer-Schwartz are expected to meet with a series of angry London Assembly members at an extraordinary additional meeting where proposals will be discussed.

The full list of affected police stations can be seen on the map below.

Last week, Mail put London as the most dangerous crime in Europe. In the picture: Piccadilly, London

Closes will affect the town of Kentish in Camden; Tottenham in Haringey; Edmonton in Enfield; Harrow; Bethnal Green in Tower Hamlets; Dagenham; Chingford in the Waltham Forest; Kensington; Hammersmith; Twickenham in Richmond; Lavender Hill in Wandsworth; Wimbledon in Merton; Hayes in Hillingdon; And Plumstead in Greenwich.

The four stations operating with reduced tables will close further – Barking Learning Center, Church Street in Westminster, Kensington and Royalty Studios in Kensington and Chelsea and Mitcham in Merton.

Shadow House Secretary Chris Published on Philp X: ‘The police will now be less accessible and the Londons will be less safe.’

Twickenham Munira Wilson Liberal Democratic deputy also demanded the Minister of Interior to finance the power completely.

Yette Cooper’s ‘community police coffin just puts another nail’ is more warned.

As a result of politics, the residents in South West London will no longer talk to a civil servant because of the losses in Twickenham, Merton, Wimbledon, Lavender Hill and Mitcham.

There are also fears that may have to travel miles to report as part of the conditions of bail – increasing the risk of escaping of a accused.

But surprisingly, the Kingston Police Station will remain open, so the nearest 24 -hour counter is not Richmond Acton, Sutton or Lambeth.

Shadow House Secretary Chris Philp (in the Picture) was published on X: ‘The police will now be less accessible and Londons are less secure’

London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan (Center) during a visit to Stratford in London in October 2022

Last week, Mail put London as the most dangerous crime in Europe.

At the same time, the 100th of the 385 locations around the world is 100. The worst of the capital is less safe than its rival European cities from Athens to Brussels and Milan.

London, New York, Los Angeles and Dallas, such as Great US cities and Cancun to Cairo and Bali to Bangalore worse than other global places.

However, according to Numbeo’s crime index, the city is only fifth worst of the fifth worst crime behind Bradford, Coventry, Birmingham and Manchester.

On June 29, a young woman was raped in the city center Walthamstow Labor Party MP Stella Creasy, the police in the district ‘does not want to engage in the public’ claimed.

His comments began to hear that Cingford would close and that his inhabitants would have to be online or online if they wanted to communicate with one.

Paula Dodds, the President of the rank and File Met Safety Federation, said: ‘If we close the police station, the public cannot access us when they need it.

‘We cannot hide behind technology because everyone does not have access to technology to call the police or to report a crime – they want this personal interaction. The public will have to go further to access a police station if they need it for hours. ‘

On June 29, a young woman was raped in the city center Walthamstow Labor Party MP Stella Creasy (in the picture), the police in the district claimed that the police did not want to be engaged in the public.

One Met spokesman said: ‘Only five percent of the crimes reported that they used the front meters last year, and only one percent of them was made throughout the night.

‘The most intense front counter in London is reported to be reported only 2.5 per day – less than one per day – less than one per day, and only 2.5 crimes per day are reported.

“ Londons tell us that they want to see more civil servants on our streets.

‘The decision to reduce and shut down some front meters will save time 7 million and 3,752 hours per month, which will allow us to focus more offensive and focus on the neighborhoods in London.’

He added that MET focuses brutally focused on visible policing on the streets of London, and focuses on visibility in neighborhoods with more than 300 PCSOs and more than 300 additional civil servants.