MOPAC data and statistics archive

This page is an archive of data tools and dashboards that relate to previous Mayoralties and previous Police and Crime Plans.

These dashboards are no longer updated.

Crime Dashboard - focusing on local volume crimes, which account for around 60% of all recorded crime in London, this dashboard allowed the user to see whether local priority crimes had gone up or down and crime trends over time at the city, Borough and ward level.

Weapon-enabled Crime Dashboard - this dashboard enabled the user to focus on trends and levels of different types of weapon-enabled crimes, such as gun and knife offences - at both Borough and ward level. The dashboard also showed the latest available data on public perceptions of weapon-enabled crime, helping track levels of public concern across the capital.

Domestic and Sexual Violence Dashboard - this was developed to support the delivery and oversight of the Mayor's Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy 2016-2021. The dashboard monitored the level of recorded offences throughout the Metropolitan Police Service Boroughs. The dashboard also monitored data on victimisation, perpetrators/offenders identified and the overall perception of how well the MPS responds to violence against women and girls. 

Hate Crime Dashboard - this tool monitored the level of Hate Crime offending throughout the Metropolitan Police Service Boroughs. The dashboard also included data on victimisation, perpetrators/offenders identified and the overall public perception and victim satisfaction of those affect by hate crime.

Public Voice Dashboard - focused on public perceptions and victim satisfaction with the Metropolitan Police Service. The Dashboard allowed the user to track performance over time, look at data on the key drivers of satisfaction and understand victim satisfaction and perceptions by different demographic groups.

Neighbourhood Perception and Crime Comparator - allowed the user to examine public perceptions of policing across London's 108 Policing Neighbourhoods.

The MPS Workforce dashboard provided information on the strength of the Metropolitan Police and how representative the workforce is of the city it serves.

The DWO Abstraction dashboard gave users the ability to see how much time London's Dedicated Ward Officers were spending in their ward.

Intrusive Tactics Dashboard - The Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime developed the Intrusive tactics dashboard to make it easier for Londoners to see where tactics such as Stop and Search were used, against whom and if their use was linked to an arrest. This tool has since been superseded by a number of new MPS dashboards on stop and search and use of force.

Criminal Justice Timeliness Dashboard - The Criminal Justice Timeliness Dashboard brought together data from across the criminal justice system for the first time. The dashboard allowed Londoners to see progress on the timeliness of court cases, as well as the number of cases being brought to court in their area and the amount of time each is taking to proceed from arrest to completion.