Working with you

CPS London is committed to engaging with the diverse communities that we serve. We want to ensure that voices are heard and that all members of society are represented.

We acknowledge that public trust is measured against our ability to work with the public in key areas, which is why we established scrutiny panels to examine key parts of CPS Policy.

CPS staff Lionel and Mohammed out and about in Barking market

Our Hate Crime Scrutiny Panel and Community Involvement Panel meet regularly and are made up of independent groups and organisations from across London who have experience supporting victims of certain types of crime, such as hate crime, sexual violence or domestic violence. They scrutinise our work and their feedback results in real change.

Read more about the panels

Our aim is to inform, listen to, work with and be informed by those living and working across London. We see this process of consulting with community groups as an essential way of building public confidence in the Crown Prosecution Service in London.