Community safety
Community safety offers a wide approach to tackling crime and disorder. It includes quality of life issues which may not be criminal.
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Violence against women and girls
Where to find help if you are experiencing domestic abuse.
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Knife Crime
Find out more about knife bins, advice and help, and how to do your bit to help reduce knife harm in Islington
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Crime and policing
Report crime to bring criminals to justice
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Reporting anti-social behaviour or noise
Find out what anti-social behaviour is, how to report it and what happens when you report it to our team
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Report a hate crime or get support
Find out what a hate crime is, how to report it, and about support and advice
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Safe Havens scheme
Safe havens are a practical way of helping everyone in Islington enjoy their community knowing that support is easily available if they need help.
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Prevent
Safeguarding people from being drawn into extremism or radicalisation
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Bleed control kits
Find out more about bleed control kits and how to use them
In this section
- Winter personal safety
- Cuckooing
- Knife bins in Islington
- Knife harm advice
- No knife shops
- Violence Reduction Strategy 2022 - 2027
- Youth Safety Strategy 2025 to 2030
- Controlled drinking zones
- Fatal incident response
- Modern day slavery and human trafficking
- Supporting parents and carers
- CCTV
- Community MARAC
- Anti-social behaviour policy
