Met launches phoneline for victims to access case information

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Met launches phoneline for victims to access case information

Sir Mark Rowley and Mayor Sadiq Khan have unveiled the plans today.

Date - 10th March 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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The Met has launched a dedicated phone helpline which will make it easier for victims to access key information about their cases. The service has been funded by a £3m annual investment from City Hall. Part of the funding will also go...

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