Six in 10 Women in London Say the Capital Is Becoming Less Safe, New Poll Finds

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A new poll reveals 61% of London women feel unsafe, raising major political pressure on City Hall.

Women Gave the Starkest Verdict

Personal Safety Also Shows a Gender Gap

Few Londoners Say the City Feels Safer

The Poll Comes After Years of Pressure

Young Londoners Are Also Worried

Outer London Feels More Exposed

Crime Is a Major Council Issue

Safety Could Influence the May Elections

Income Groups See the City Differently

The Political Pressure Falls on City Hall

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A new poll has put women’s safety in London back at the centre of the capital’s political debate. The finding is not based on one incident or one neighbourhood, but on a wider survey of adult Londoners about whether life in the city now feels safer or less safe.

The JL Partners survey, carried out for the London School of Economics, found that 61% of women in London believe the capital has become less safe generally. The poll interviewed 2,022 adults online between March 17 and 27, with the data weighted.

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