@nicolelampert Maybe Mayor should focus on this;
Hackney has a relatively high crime rate compared to London and national averages. Recent figures show around 97–154 crimes per 1,000 people (varying by exact period and source), with Hackney ranking among the more dangerous London boroughs
@narindertweets@ozcarptweets@meandclaire Yes, people in the UK have been arrested and prosecuted for resharing or reposting content on social media if it is judged to incite racial/religious hatred, stir violence, or be grossly offensive, particularly under the Public Order Act 1986 and Communications Act 2003
@smile2jannah There is no official designated prayer area inside Hyde Park for collective worship.
Hyde Park (including Speakers' Corner) falls under The Royal Parks regulations, which generally prohibit collective acts of worship or organised religious observances
@narindertweets UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018, unauthorised disclosure of personal data (such as bank statements, account details, or related financial information) is a personal data breach. Organisations must keep such data secure; failures can lead to ICO fines, investigations.
@narindertweets London vs other UK cities: Crime comparison (latest 25/26 data)Knife-enabled crime remains concentrated in major urban areas. London (Metropolitan Police) has the highest rate in England & Wales at 182 offences per 100,000 population (year ending Dec 25), though this fell 17%.