Police, courts and prisons promises
Every UK political promise we track about police, courts, prisons: what was promised and by whom, what it would cost a year, who pays, and whether it happened.
Where they stand
- Cards
- 2
- Costed
- 1 of 2
- Funding named
- 1 of 2
- Status mix
- Promised1card Promised
- Delivering1card Delivering
Made by HM Government (1) and Labour Party (1).
Promises
- HM Governmentin governmentStop children taking, sharing or viewing naked pictures“New legislation will be prepared by the government to force tech companies to make it impossible for children to take, share or view naked pictures.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)Police, courts, prisonsCost not stated9 Sep 2026
- Labourin governmentThousands of new neighbourhood police officers“Labour will introduce a new Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee, restoring patrols to our town centres by recruiting thousands of new police officers, police and community support officers, and special constables.”DeliveringReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)Police, courts, prisonsCosts £0.36bn to £0.44bn a yearDue Jul 202913 Jun 2024
How this page works
Each card quotes the promise in the speaker's own words and links to where it was said. Its status moves only on evidence: a plan, a bill, money in a Budget, or delivery. Costs are a year, as a range, with their source. Every party is held to the same published standard; the method explains how cards are checked.
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