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Stewart Low Borough Commander

I am grateful for the support I have received from within the community and partners in developing my understanding on how I can ensure that the police in partnership can make Wandsworth safer.

Contact Us

There are 5 stations within the borough. Select a station below for contact details and station information.

Battersea Police Station
- Telephone: 020 7350 1122
- Opening Hours: 24 hours a day

Wandsworth Police Station
- Telephone: 0300 123 1212
- Opening Hours: 24 hours a day

Lavender Hill Police Station
- Telephone: 0300 123 1212
- Opening Hours: 0700 - 2200 daily
Tooting Police Station
- Telephone: 0300 123 1212
- Opening Hours: 0700 - 2200 daily
Putney Sector Office
- Telephone: 0300 123 1212
- Opening Hours: Open Monday to Friday 1100 - 1400 and on Saturday 1000 - 1400

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We are committed to working with you for a safer Wandsworth. Have we met our Pledge standards? Tell us about your experience, good or bad, when dealing with officers from Wandsworth.

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Crime Mapping website
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The havens service is available to help those of all ages who have been raped or sexually assaulted...

Your Safer Neighbourhoods Teams

Wandsworth Borough has 20 Safer Neighbourhoods teams, please see the link above for information about your team. Find out here

Youth Survey

Your chance to make a difference

We want to hear about the issues facing you and your community. Complete our online survey between the 21st September and the 31st October and have your say anonymously

. Public Consultation

Public consultation plays an important part in setting the policing priorities for London. The MPA is considering the priorities for 2011/12 and would like to know what you think the police in London should be focusing on. If you wish to take part,please visit the MPA website.