Across London, the Met is continuing to prioritise and respond to domestic abuse calls and are working closely with a range of partners to ensure victims receive the support and service they need. The ongoing focus remains on preventing repeat victimisation and closely managing serious offenders.
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Author: Jake MorganStead
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The overwhelming majority of people in London are doing exactly what the Government advice is asking, which is please stay at home and protect our National Health Service.
The Met is here to protect and police London and we will continue to do that.
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Black Thrive is a mental health partnership working hard within the borough of Lambeth to create the system changes that will see Black residents thrive.
Black Thrive wants to hear how #COVID19 is affecting you, in terms of wellbeing, employment, health and more.
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Public Health England’s Every Mind Matters platform has launched new advice, focussed on looking after people’s mental wellbeing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It has been updated after new data shows over 4 in 5 (84.2%) Brits are worried about the effect that coronavirus is having on their life, with over half (53.1%) saying it was affecting their well-being and nearly half (46.9%) reporting high levels of anxiety.