Sadiq Khan's London is NOT safe, locals admit while Mayor rages at 'hate and disinformation'

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Sadiq Khan's London is NOT safe, locals admit while Mayor rages at 'hate and disinformation'.

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Londoners have admitted the capital is getting less safe - just as Sir Sadiq Khan introduced a huge campaign against "hate and disinformation" about crime in the city.A new poll, conducted by JL Partners for the London School of Economics, found the majority of Londoners believe safety is on the decline.The survey, shared with the Standard, asked adults two main questions related to safety.First, it asked if London had become more or less safe generally, then if living in London had become more or less safe for them personally.For the first question, 61 per cent of women and 46 per cent of men said the capital had become less safe generally - representing 54 per cent of all London residents.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Just 17 per cent of Londoners said the capital was now safer, including 22 per cent of men and 13 per cent of women.In terms of personal safety, 47 per cent of London residents felt the city had become less safe for them personally.This represented 40 per cent of...

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