This survey forms part of the Fairfield Independent Review. The Review is assessing the Metropolitan Police Service's (‘the Met’) progress against the recommendations made in Baroness Casey's 2023 review.
What the Review covers: The Fairfield Independent Review is examining how the Met is addressing the serious problems identified by Baroness Casey, including institutional racism, misogyny and homophobia, and failures in leadership, culture and standards. The Review is assessing:
- The pace and prioritisation of the Met’s response to the Casey Review recommendations
- The impact of changes made so far
- What further work is needed to achieve meaningful and lasting cultural change
You don't need to be familiar with the Casey review or the Met’s response to its recommendations to continue. The questions that follow ask for your views based on what you've seen, heard or experienced about policing in London in the last 3 years. There are ‘don't know’ options for every question, and you can skip any question you prefer not to answer.
What we're asking you about in this survey:
- Your awareness of recent changes at the Met
- Your experiences and observations of policing in London
- Your perceptions of the Met’s culture, standards and conduct
- If relevant, your personal experiences of crime and contact with the Met over the last 3 years
What this survey does not cover: This survey focuses on cultural change and standards within the Met. It does not ask about specific operational decisions, individual criminal cases, ongoing investigations or rates of crime and disorder in London.
Who can take part: The survey is open to everyone who lives in London or has lived in London within the last 3 years.
How long it takes: The survey should take approximately 10-20 minutes to complete.