Hi Helen

It is part of the metropolitan police, but probably staffed by civilian workers.

As sending back letters marked not/never have been known at this address/cease and desist, and long phone calls only seeming to temporarily resolve issues until the next time Ryzio gets caught on a speed camera, I am now drafting a strongly worded letter spelling out (1) the nature and extent of my grievance, and (2) a request for a full explanation why a simple, and extensive list of verification checks were not carried out before writing to my address. (eg checking the name against the electoral role, passport records, driving licence records, utility contracts etc.) and a curtesy copy of everyone I can think to email or cut and paste to (eg my MP, my ward Councillors, this thread, facebook neighbourhood forums, local press, national press, local/regional radio. I also intend to request a full investigation as to how my address has found its way onto their records (and reappeared after verbal assurance that I would not hear anything in the future), and details of what disciplinary actions will be taken regarding this gross dereliction in duty of care, and against whom), reminder to self = curtesy copy to Unison which is likely to be the employee's trade union. Possibly also a written cc to the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police so although it is unlikely it will reach Cressida Dick's in tray, the escalation would still be put on record. Maybe also to the London Mayor who the Commissioner is accountable.