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Safety evidence and statistics

This section provides data on crime and anti-social behaviour in Islington. The latest crime data and maps are available from the Metropolitan Police Service. 

The Safer Islington Partnership (SIP) coordinates work on crime reduction and community safety in Islington. The council is a lead authority in this partnership, which also includes the Police, Islington Primary Care Trust, London Fire Brigade, the Probation Services and representatives from the voluntary, community, faith and business sectors. 

The objectives of the SIP are informed though the Strategic Assessment, which sets out the picture of crime and disorder on the borough. The priority areas include:

  • Prevent
  • Youth Crime
  • Violence against women and girls
  • Anti-Social Behaviour
  • Hate crime
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