London Police Services Board

The London police board has consolidated two of the force’s top civilian positions and will hire a head hunting agency to help fill the newly created role.

The first-ever London police chief’s gala raised more than $200,000 for a pair of local non-profits and will become an annual event, according to a new staff report.

More details emerge about Thames Valley District school board's use of a damage-control consulting firm that was paid more than $225,000.

New evidence has delayed a coroner's inquest into the 2019 death of a woman held in London police custody.

2024 expense tabs are in for London’s mayor and its 14 ward councillors. City hall reporter Jack Moulton breaks down how much they spent and on what. THE BIG PICTURE City councillors are entitled to charge up to $15,000 a year in general expenses such as for office supplies and equipment, gifts and souvenirs for […]

London’s police chief apologized publicly on Thursday for sending a team of tactical officers to compete in a training competition in Dubai that included a paramilitary force fighting in Russia’s war against Ukraine. Chief Thai Truong came under fire last month after media outlets reported that a team of officers

Forty per cent of sexual assaults reported to London police since 2019 didn’t lead to charges, a statistic that highlights how arduous the journey through the criminal justice system can be, according to one women's advocate.

Officials on the board that oversees London police will publicly question senior officers about their decision to send a tactical team to Dubai on a training trip that's been slammed both for its cost and the participation of other police squads accused of human rights abuses. Read More

The London police services board, under scrutiny for its handling of a high-profile sexual assault investigation, asked the force Wednesday to explain why roughly 40 per cent of sexual assault reports it received last year did not lead to charges. Read More

London Mayor Josh Morgan says “every dollar matters” and he supports the police board’s directive for police to explain how the force approves funding for training trips. Read More

London is no longer a safe city, police Chief Thai Truong says. Read More

London's top cop recommended hiring a third deputy police chief to make the force more efficient, says the head of the city's police board. Read More