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Clear up rate in London

01 January 1991

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Clear up rate in London
refdoc August=1991

D8205723 82/11/08

The Metropolitan Police has the lowest rate of solving recorded crime in 1981
in England and Wales but a Home Office Research and Planning Unit study,
`Clearing up crime', suggests that recruiting more police is not a solution to
improving the "clear up rate".

Sunday Times 82/11/07 p13

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