Is London safe?
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Is London a safe place to visit right now? Let's talk about pickpocketing, how safe it is to go out at night, and more, so you know how to stay safe in London when you visit.
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And remember if you are lost or nervous or anything speak to a policeman. London police are very used to tourists and are surprisingly helpful. If you feel confident enough, ask someone in the street or in a cafe or shop. Most of the time we Londoners are pretty safe, I don't think I've bitten anyone in years. :)
Speak for yourself! ;) Yes, very good tips, thanks!
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Recently traveled to London and spent a good deal of my time alone. I, too, never felt unsafe. i think blending in (style-wise) is one of your best tips! Also, although CityMapper was my lifeline, I'd study my routes heavily before beginning them, so I didn't have my face in my phone the whole time.
Thanks, as always, for all your tips!
Thanks Megan! That's a great tip too :)
alone!? wtf -- i'd love to of shown you around my city for a day :)
dont they have an earpiece that gives you directions? that would be handy haha
Thanks for this comment, I was wondering about that exact thing.
As an English person but not a Londoner can I say that of all the videos I've seen on advice for Americans travelling to the UK yours are the most informative and well informed
Thanks.
You give good advice and I love your channel! The first time I went to London, I walked fast and I wore a cross body bag. I didn't know where the hell I was going. These two ladies from Houston, TX followed me for a bit and then finally stopped me, asking for directions. I told them I was American and it was my first visit and I didn't know and they said they thought I was a Londoner because of the way I was walking and I looked like I knew where I was going which is why they were following me. LOL! I was like, "no I'm lost too." So we walked together and found our destinations! The year I lived there, I felt very safe.
Aw thank you so much :) That's such a funny story!! It put a smile on my face.
I traveled alone to London last year, and felt safe walking the streets solo, day or night. It's just as she says: be aware, and be confident (if you look scared, distracted, or nervous, it sort of makes you a target). For female travelers: invest in a travel purse that has metal cords through the shoulder/crossbody strap (it keeps thieves from cutting the strap and making off with your bag), and a locking mechanism for the zippers of the bag (to keep pickpockets from unzipping it when you aren't looking). I felt much better knowing my bag wasn't going anywhere!
:) Thanks for watching!
I should thank you, actually. Your videos gave me great tips for my trip, and without you suggesting the CityMapper app, I'd probably have gotten lost way more than I did! Thanks so much for making these videos, they are totally helpful! :-)
Aw thank you so much for those really kind words! I'm glad I was able to help.
London at midnight is magical! 😄Don't ever be scared of anywhere. Just be safe!
No IMO never at south London and north London. I’d say central London is the safest.
@@shakshbh Do you mean north London and south London are not safe?
@@doktorbeyza boroughs
I live in Edmonton and have lived in Tottenham. These are areas which some may consider has a high level of crime. Let me tell you that London is safe. It is only unsafe if you are part of a gang, because gang members don't usually attack randomly, but only those who they would consider their enemies. As long as you keep yourself to yourself and don't carelessly display your wealth then you won't have any problems in London, even in the more deprived parts of the city.
As a teen, I was also terrified of going around London alone for the first time last month but all my worries wash thru when everyone there proved to be v friendly and helpful. From victoria to blackfriars, what an experince- totally recommend the tate modern!!
Yayyyy! Glad you loved it!!
I'm SO glad you touched on this topic! I'm planning on moving from Canada to London for two years to teach, and safety has been one of my biggest anxieties, so after watching this, I feel a lot better :) I absolutely love your content, and I'm definitely subscribing 🔔😸
That's awesome Graydon! Glad I could help. You'll really love it here. Thanks for watching!
What is the difference between London and Canada?
I travel to London every Christmas and most of my time I go to shows at night. This has me traveling alone at night on the tube or buses and never felt scared or uneasy. My only other advise is to have a pop socket or ring on your phone so you have a better grip on it when you're using it. People have had their phones stolen right out of their hand.
I live in South London and this is my take on safety in the city:
In terms of pickpocketing and theft, my main bit of advice is use your front pockets, be aware, and don't walk around in the street with your phone in your hand unless absolutely necessary. I had a flatmate who got his pinched out of his hand near our university, so it does happen. A lot of these people operate outside of tube stations, so be careful there too.
As for more violent crime, it's highly unlikely you would get caught up in anything, even in less touristy areas. Most violent crime in the city is related to gang culture, and that's kind of a closed shop you won't see much of unless you are involved. There are cases of attacks due to mistaken identity, but again highly unlikely.
As for muggings, I've been living here for five years and not been affected. There are probably a very small number of professional muggers, and the only other person who might stick you up is a drug addict. If you are aware of your surroundings though, they will look for easier targets anyway.
London is very safe in general; re: terrorism, there's a minuscule amount of attacks each year. You're probably more likely to be struck by lightning than have one of these incidents affect you.
Lightning what u mean ?.. is London has more clouds gathering day by day?
"wear a cross body bag, that way if someone does run or ride past you".... you're basically going with them :D
glad you're having fun in my lovely city.
I will be in London in a few weeks. Haven't visited since 1999. Your videos have been very informative in my planning. I appreciate them and keep them up!
Ah thanks very much Neal! Have a great time, happy to help!
I 100 % agree with you! I never felt unsafe, any hour of the day. I felt way safer in London than I normally do in my own city (Boston). Not that it is unsafe, I just felt more comfortable in London.
That's great Brittany :)
This was so helpful. It is our first trip out of the United States (besides Mexico) in May to London and I have been SO nervous about safety issues --- mainly pick pocketing. This calmed my nerves. Thank you!
Glad I could calm them for you Aimee-- you'll have a great time! :)
Aimee Comerford if you are worried about pick pocketing just keep your pockets zipped up or keep your hands in your pockets
Thanks to many of your videos, we had a spectacular trip to the UK this past October. Spoiled with great weather and we never thought twice about safety while there (granted, most of the London trip was spent in South Kensington and Central). Paris, on the other hand....wow! I think I'd rather walk around Brooklyn instead. Can't wait for our return visit, cheers!!
Ah amazing, thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed yourselves!
Just moved to London and have never felt scared or unsafe and I've been walking home from the tube station late at night a few times. Feel a lot safer here than I did back home in Australia!
Ah hope you're enjoying it here Emily, congrats on the move!
Hi Emily! Im moving to london, which area do you suggest for a young woman? thanks! :)
Really? Im from London but have lived in Australia for a decade. Whereabouts in Australia were you? Western Sydney im guessing?
Yeah seriously? Australia is safer than the UK
@@9TOA16 Not if you're a woman. In London I felt safe because there was always people around, the streets were well lit etc. In Brisbane, I wouldn't feel safe walking to my parents house from the bus stop at night!
Not looking like a tourist is definitely a good tip. Like, don't wear your pro camera around your neck. In one week of my visit here I noticed that Londoners either walk swiftly and look confident and proud of themselfs or just look on the ground and basically look like any person walking. Don't talk too loud and don't laugh too loud, you don't want any attention. Never put your phone or wallet in the back pocket, I don't understand people that do that. If you have a bag, to be even more save, put your important or expensive stuff in the bottom and top it up with some jacket or hoodie. It doesn't help if someone steals the whole backpack, but if someone wants to just put their hand in your backpack, they won't bother with finding the stuff. To be fair, sticking your hand next to a hoodie in a backpack isn't the easiest. And don't put your stuff in the front pocket of your backpack, like those small ones. Put the stuff that you don't want to lose in the biggest section of your backpack, the one that has a contact with your back. Try to not look lost if you are.
Just a few tips that I use when I'm travelling anywhere.
First time leaving the country next month and headed to London. I'm so thankful for your channel!
+Amoura ImNotTellingYouMyLastName yayy have a great time!
It depends what you are doing. Late night walks on empty streets, not recommended. I mean just take an Uber it is a big city, and all kinds of crazy people live in London. I know people who been departed with their phone and robbed, so no London is not safe at night unless you live near a high street or in Zone 1. The truth is that London is as safe as you can afford.
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completely agree, been living here for about 3 years, took all precautions but happened to witness a lot of crime and have been harassed, had attempted assaults. honestly once you're out of central there can be very scary areas. but living in central is very expensive.
If I were a woman, I wouldn't get a mini cab at night. Black cabs are ok but more expensive.
I lived in London for several years, I took the tube every day, I was pick-pocketed zero times, mugged zero times, suffered racial abuse never. But I have heard often of tourists carrying wads of cash in wallets placed inside jacket pockets being relieved of cash, credit cards, even passports on the tube. The number of pickpockets have increased in recent years too but the met police do try to catch them, unlike in some other European capitals where no one seems to care.
It does happen but coming from England, London is really safe.. if you're a tourist coming here, don't be too worried. Stick to main touristy areas at night though imo, like other cities.
There's an easy solution, wear a long coat and have your wallet in the front pocket of your pants which are already covered by the long coat so you'd have to be literally stripped for anyone to steal anything from you.
I remember my sister, who exceeds academically but has -3 street smarts, went clubbing in London and came home the next day sans her iPhone. I asked her what happened and she said 'I left it on the bar when I ordered and it was gone!' - and although I know it's not her fault, some part of me wanted to scream at her. As said in the video staying safe in London is mostly to do with common sense and just being aware of your surroundings, and I actually feel safer in London than I do in my hometown
nice video. have visted london times without number and always feel safe.
Thank you so much!
I was in a candy shop and I remember telling the cashier I loved London and didn’t want to go home and he said “you could always stay here with us”
He was the only one there other than my mom and I and he gave me such creepy eyes. Looking back on it, he may have been trying to traffic me. Or maybe he was just weird.
But other than that, I saw police everywhere and the people I met were nice. People usually stayed away from each other so I never felt like anybody would pickpocket me or anything. I had a nice time.
thanks for the video! gearing up for my trip..4 weeks out 😀. I've noticed through my job that people need to be more observant. be more aware of your surroundings and who is around you.
+angie anaconda you're welcome!
Very sensible advice. Having said that I was in the vicinity of the Admiral Duncan explosion with students attending a play, so no plan is entirely safe. At east in London you are not likely to be the victim of a shooting.
When I went to Vegas I kept both my phone and my wallet in my front pockets.
Don’t ever put phone in back pocket
I would suggest women have a bag that zips or clips shut and to not have your purse/money wallet on top where it can be easily taken. Never put your bag on the floor beside you in a cafe, but if possible put bags together between your group and where anyone touching it will be in your field of view.
As a Londoner I can say that while it`s true that London is not as safe as it was 25/30 years ago, for a city of its size and huge floating population it remains one of the safest large cities in the World. Most of the violent crime is gang related and won`t affect visitors unless they are extremely unlucky. The advice about cell phones is a bit extreme, every 3rd or 4th person on the street seems to be forever using theirs and I don`t know of anyone who has had their phone stolen from leaving it on a cafe/restaurant table though I`m sure there are cases of this happening. Unless you`re in a group taking Uber/taxi in the early hours of the morning is obviously common sense.
Also, since this is my first international trip that too solo , have been very apprehensive . But thanks to your videos , they help a lot while planning.
You're very welcome, thank you for taking the time to write your comments :)
I’m 6’5”. No one ever thinks about attacking me. 😂
You could be 7'5' and still get shot by someone with an assault rifle in the US for no reason at all.
Nihilistcentral UK That’s why I always packed heat when I was in Phoenix.
Ohh tough guy!
Isell If you’re scared go to church! 😎
Ohh even tougher guy!!!! I've never been advised to seek religion in times of fear. Anyway I'm a realist and not into fiction, but thanks for your concern. Good luck with trying to see with your head in the clouds!!
To me it is like any big city, don't leave your bag behind you, don't go out after 10pm , unless you hired a car. Stay away from clubs/bars etc.
I wouldn't go that far... bars and clubs are fine, I go out after 10pm all the time!
im visiting in December I haven't been home in 35 years I honestly don't know what to expect..well if I survived Miami Beach on a saturday night..I do miss me some Disco crisps.no Lie!
Nice one!! The only time I ever felt unsafe in London was when I had to get off the train at Elephant and Castle due to Thameslink engineering works (as usual!) and I made a mental note never to go there again without good reason! :D
+Thomas Hochkins lol!
Why would you feel unsafe at Elephant and Castle? I know your answer but I just want to see if you'll say it.
All this advice would apply to anywhere in the world
You're right! That's sorta the point ;)
I think no matter where you are in the world; something bad could happen. I'm traveling alone and of course I'm a little nervous but I know what to do if I feel I'm being threatened! I always let people know where I'm going as well; I' feel it's important so people know where to look if I happen to go missing ( let's hope that doesn't happen!)
Good tips Jenn. And you're totally right. Bad things happen in your own hometown too.
Great guide, even for people who live here!
Aw thanks!
Thanks for your videos they have been very helpful in planning my London trip. It will be my first time outside the US. I plan to blend in by wearing sweat pants and concert T-shirts😳. Just kidding, I viewed your video about what to wear in London. Thanks again.
+Richard Lund haha! You made me giggle. Thanks for watching Richard
I couldn’t but help myself, I kept looking at your nice collection of wines while listening to you ,,lol. Thank you as always for your advice..
going to London late may till june..thank you for the video.
You're very welcome Tacha :)
I find London safe as compared to Paris. All is common sense . Any larger city has issues. Great advice
Gett taxis are everywhere in touristy locations--they're just black cabs after all--and they're cheaper than hailing a taxi.
Are they? Good to know. I usually use Uber.
I use them in New York because they're cheaper than hailing a taxi, and they give you the price before you confirm the reservation.
Just come across your videos, really like them and find them useful and I`m from England. Ps love the New York accent!
Thanks Rod :)
One other thing to say is don't leave your bags lying around on their own, not from a theft point a view but from an overzealous police/security officer point a view who might decide your bag is suspicious. I have been in and out of London for over 20 years and I've never had an issue or felt unsafe. So be a little cautious but don't let it stop you having a great time
hi i love London and you. have fun
I would say not to walk alone along small roads that are deserted and through any parks after dark.
+Veronica Eu yes to the small roads thing, but late at night-- during the day is fine.
I started watching this just before I started to watch BBC News live......
I did a live stream about all this last night, feel free to have a watch Lana.
I definitely will do, so glad that you're safe!
Street criminals tend to go for easy targets, I think that's the reason I've never had any trouble as I'm 6ft 4 and 16 stone and look like a meat head, when actually I'm complete geek
Definitely London made me feel safer than being in the states. Even walking late at night, I never felt as anxious or at danger compared to here.
+Melina Almanza I always feel safe here too :)
where in the states do you feel unsafe?
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Just want to ask that what should women do for his safety in London???
How late is too late in london?
Thank you! I was wondering if you have tips for when you’re trying to take photos and such but also not appear as a target. I’m more concerned with having my camera out and such.
Hi Allie, it's a valid concern. Be alert, of course. Consider booking a London Photo Session so you don't have to worry about anything happening to your phone/camera. loveandlondon.com/london-photo-sessions
I've lived in london 14 years and have never been pick pocketted, or even felt like someone was trying to. I know it happens, but the victims must really be making it easy for them. Just keep valuables on your trouser pocket or inside jacket pocket and you'll be fine.
Lol I only go on business an I've pick pocketed on the tube
I am planning to go to London in April but will be staying at air bnb but would like to know which neighborhoods or areas would be the best to stay in, which areas would you suggest?
Hey Bianca! We actually just did a big crowdfunding campaign to get a "London Accommodation Guide" created, it just ended the other day! You can still contribute and get perks: www.indiegogo.com/projects/best-places-to-stay-in-london-guide-travel/x/15824240#/ Contributors will get sent the accommodation guide before anyone else can get it. It will answer your question!
hahhahahahah i was so often allone in the night in london and never felt unsafe...even in brixton, peckham or elephant & castle i think its all just about your confidence!
My sister just moved to Singapore and they just put their stuff down where they want to sit and leave it there to save their spot, we find this so strange coming from south africa!
Lol yes I'm sure!
All good commonsense points. Will emphasise don't walk aimlessly with your phone out. I lived in London as a student 15 yrs ago and returned five years ago. I can definitely say, london in the main for tourists ie central london has been cleared up a lot. In general it is safe during the day and night. But like anything oyr saftey depends on our own behaviour ie if you're new to the place don't get drunk and walk back to your hotel. Have a plan with your friends etc
Hi! I am travelling alone to London in March. Have been surfing and I see there are a lot of day tours for Bath, Stonhenge and Windsor. Have also seen day tours to Cotswold , Oxford etc. First question is whether these day trips are safe for women travelling alone especially to Cotswold, startford-upon Avon etc and secondly will a day your to bath, stonhengee and Windsor all in one day be too tiring ?
Hi Sansriti! Yes, they are COMPLETELY safe :) I think that a day trip to all of those is very rushed, but a lot of people do it. It's up to you if you just want to see everything even if just for a few moments. Personally, I think Stonehenge is definitely worth a miss.
Thanks so cool 😎 refreshing to watch ⌚️ she brilliant
Thanks David :)
Regarding safety- can you carry around a back pack in London?
Yup! As mentioned, just keep valuables in the big pocket, not an outside one. Good practice anywhere in the world.
Could I wear a backpack that is buckled on the front?
Sky Smashers Mate do you want the truth nobody's gonna rob you. It's all about how you carry yourself and where you go to and even then it's a bit hard to get robbed. Just be confident and don't behave like a victimised schmuck.
What are your thoughts on carrying a backpack versus a cross body purse?
Yeah that's fine! Just don't have anything valuable in the outer pocket.
hey great video. gonna be in london in april. have you ever been to cambridge or any other cities?
Thank you! Not to Cambridge, no
Hi here! Never been to London, but my Asian friend told me he wasn't dare to go out in London at night during a summer program at Imperial College, London when he was at high school (probably 16 years old). Is that true? I'm wondering if that's his perception only for a little bit "xenophobia" reason since Europeans are generally bigger physically. On the other hand, I heard from some other relatives saying London was absolutely fine, compared with continental metropolises, like Paris and Rome.
It's absolutely fine, I wouldn't listen to your friend lol. Millions of people go out at night in London, of all different races.
What do you mean as "late at night"? Just to know if what you call as "late" as the same I call it. Thanks for the tips.
Do not let anything stop u from visiting London! Just like in any city...keep your eyes open, head up and especially at night...take ur earphones off. While there i kept my wallet in my front pocket or zippered in my jacket.
Yup! Exactly
Can someone rate the safety in London compared to Dubai. I’m planning to visit London and am from Dubai. Here I never felt unsafe. So I’m bit worried on my trip to London. Can someone guide me on this.
alone @ nighttime on the streets really that bad? for example if you live on 1st/2nd zone?
Depends. People walk on their own all the time. On my conscious, I can't recommend it.
I've lived in London for 40 years, it is extremely safe and you can walk anywhere in central London at any time. It's probably wise to stay away from parks and quiet roads in some outer areas after midnight , but even then you would have to be extremely unlucky to run into trouble.
Thank you for those precious tips! I'm already a fan! I'm going to study in London for 4 months from september, and I'll be staying in a Student House in Calledonian Road, next to Caledonian Road tube station. Is it safe at night, to come back from university? I don't worry about pickpocketing, I'm careful. But mugging worries me quite a lot! Anyway, thank you again for your videos!!!
Hi! Sorry I'm not familiar with the area :( Thanks for watching!
tcruz1060 Areas around Caledonian Road can be a bit dodgy. You should be fine during the day, maybe try not to walk alone late at night.
Thank you very much DannyCGee! My classes at university finish 9pm only once a week, and maybe I'll to theatre at evenings... So I guess it should be safer to use Uber at night. Thank you!!!
tcruz1060 Mate you'll be safe. There's CCTV everywhere literally everywhere.
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Is it true that most pubs and clubs close really early, like 11pm?
Pubs close early (11ish) but bars are open later and many clubs are open reallyyyyy late.
Love and London depends if the pubs have late opening license ..
where can I get these bags with metal cords?
Is that La Motte wines in the background?
Would you suggest taking the tube very early in the morning? My flight leaves from Gatwick at 7 am
Yes totally fine. People are commuting to work :)
Can you make a video on best cities of UK?
I plan to eventually make guides for other cities :) Make sure you're subscribed so you know when that happens.
HI Jess! I found your videos bc were heading to England !! I wanted to know...would London be safe to visit to do touristy things? We are worried about crime...Thank you.
Have a watch of the video again :) yes absolutely millions of tourists visit London every year! ❤️
Higher crime rates in America compare that to UK 🇬🇧 which I wanna live in!
so backpack is a no no?
You can! Just keep your valuables tucked away
Or wear the backpack as a frontpack!
I'm going to London in two weeks and wondering if someone could help me with this: I want to buy a pair of jeans from Topshop but as trying on jeans is time consuming and annoying I'm not sure if I should go to the one in Oxford circus or maybe the one next to Harrods? Is there a big difference in the amount of people and is the Oxford circus much bigger? :) Thanks for making amazing videos!
Hey! They'll both be busy but Oxford Circus will probably be busier. Hope that helps a bit!
Be careful in bus stations. There are some people, who trick others by saying, than they need like 2,4 pounds for they bus or train ticket. While we waited bus for a few hours in Victoria's station, we saw like 3-4 charlatans who tricked people into this and then ran away, and they did not get into any train or bus. It is not a lot of money, but it's very dirty game. And most likely during the day they have pretty good earnings. So don't be fooled.
+LilllaVanilla yeah, it happens in train stations too, it's pretty common.
I'd much rather fall for this dirty game and be out of pocket for a couple of quid than be actually pickpocketed and be stranded with no money, cards or clue what to do that's for sure
LilllaVanilla Yep it happens all the time, it’s no big deal. You don’t have to give them anything, they’re not mugging, just asking. Just say you don’t have change, or better still if anyone approaches you & they look like a junkie, just keep walking.
In nearly 30 years of working in London, including lots of walking around the city late at night, I've never ever felt unsafe. Sure, if you go looking for trouble you can find it, but that's true of just about anywhere on the planet. Just use some basic common sense and you'll be fine.
Thank you again Love and London (sorry I don't know your actual name).
You're welcome! It's Jess :)
just like any city in the world,,,,,,, we don't have pickpocketing in my city,,,,
That's great.
I'm going to London soon (from Canada), and I'm wondering if I need a power adapter? I know you guys have different outlets, but the wattage is different? I'm very confused at the moment. It would be great if you could help me out
Hey there! Yes you will need an adapter for any appliances that are not dual-voltage. I talk about this in this video, have a watch and it will help :) ua-cam.com/video/HlFIY6ZiMI0/v-deo.html
Why do you take an Uber and not the tube? What does it cost?
Well that obviously varies depending on the journey...
If I’m making £25,000 - £30,000 would you say I’ll be living in the bad areas?
It depends on many factors Mark but there are many people that live off way less.
Love and London good point, I’m planning on moving to London and that would be starting salary for my job. But from stories from my relatives who have lived in London it seems like a dangerous place at night in the streets
I would safe it's one of the safest places I've ever been but as with any city it depends on the area.
Should we worried about London’s No Go zones ?
They are not real. They do not exist.
How about the gypsey...a lot pickpocket. true or not
The same amount as any other major city!
Will be travelling in May2019, is it safe to be walking around London wearing a designer bag?
Yes
Jornny Jones how was it?
Is Greater London safe to live?
Greater London is a very broad term lol
do they have plus size clothes shops in london???
Lori Barton XL And XXL Are very common
I’m 6’5”. No one ever is gonna attack me, not in London, not anywhere. LOL
@@neeeenawwwwwwww2269 That attitude is what’s gonna get YOU hurt.
ofcourse you will say london is safe since your living in the posh\tourist areas, but come to the south (brixton, streatham, herne hill, camberwell, hackney) and you wont be saying the same thing..
I've been to many of those places many times. I find them safe as well.
Americans should probably also be aware that as well as guns obviously, pepper spray is also illegal.
Carrying a knife will also attract the attention of the police.
And anything else that could be construed to be an offensive weapon carried without a reasonable excuse.
And mostly unarmed police have stop and search powers - I think called stop and frisk in America?
When it comes to safety you're probably less likely to get hurt in London than in any major city in the United States. Carrying a gun around is illegal in the UK for one thing.
Lmao whenever i watch a safety video about what dangers to be aware of in a place im not from, Manila still beats them. Crime is just so prominent on here.
You have to be a sheltered homeschool kid if you think London is dangerous
Wave Check London is heading in the wrong direction can’t be ignored