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I've been living in central London (zone 1) for 3 years now and never had any issue (nor my partner, nor anybody I know). It might also be due to the area being
by boudin 8y ago
I've been living in central London (zone 1) for 3 years now and never had any issue (nor my partner, nor anybody I know).
It might also be due to the area being touristy or not.
I remember a crime map (I can't find out this link anymore...) showing that the side of London bridge which faces Tower Bridge had a high crime rate whereas the other side was absolutely safe. So if you want to cross London Bridge without taking a picture of Tower Bridge, pick the correct side :)
London is a big city though. As most big cities, I would never expect it to be totally safe.
- zimpenfish 8y ago> the side of London bridge which faces Tower Bridge had a high crime rate I wonder if that's a function of the traffic level (it's a lot busier than the other side in peak) as much as tourists taking photos?