London £8.7 million - 27 bids approved 3 bids approved Nov 1999
LB Greenwich: Extension to CCTV in Well Hall Road £49,000.Coverage of a parade of shops with flats above and on-street parking. The target area will also include coverage of the site of the Stephen Lawrence Memorial. Area suffers from high levels of vehicle crime, shoplifting, burglary, assault and criminal damage SRB funding aimed at tackling social exclusion, including supporting racial minorities through development of a more harmonious community.	Nov 1999 The Stephen Lawrence memorial was covered by a dummy CCTV camera, and then defaced.
Kensington & Chelsea: North Kensington Crime Hotspots. £17,000 Coverage of 786 households on two housing estates. Main crime problems in both are assault, criminal damage and robbery.Range of regeneration initiatives on-going in the area as well as others aimed at tackling crime and disorder	Nov 1999
LB Wandsworth: Extension to Battersea Park CCTV System . £73,000 (£16,000 other funding).Coverage of area to which crime has been displaced from other parts of the park that are covered by CCTV.The system will also cover residential road. Main crime problems are car crime, assaults, robbery, drugs and sex offences. Help points are to be installed financed from other funding mentioned above.	Nov 1999  "Coverage of area to which crime has been displaced from other parts of the park that are covered by CCTV."
Hounslow Town Centre Extension This bid is for 8 CCTV cameras to extend the existing system to cover 'hot spots' including two town centre car parks, main commuter routes, transport links and the bus garage area. Problems include vehicle crime, theft and assault. £170,000 awarded (£15,000 from other sources).
The Crystal Palace Partnership The bid is for a comprehensive network of 34 permanently located CCTV surveillance cameras, deployed at strategic positions in Crystal Palace, Penge, Anerley, West Norwood and Upper Norwood to provide targeted visual information to existing Council control room and associated Police divisional command centres. The bid claims to provide an innovative community based solution to identified crime problems in a residential and business community bordered by three Borough Councils, and complements a wide range of on-going regeneration and Police initiatives in the area. £1,376,629 awarded.	Linking of Council and Police control rooms
Brixton Town Centre Extension This bid covers the streets in Brixton town centre immediately leading off from Brixton Road where the existing CCTV system is located. It also covers the surrounding social housing estates. 48 cameras are planned alongside improved lighting. Residents are particularly concerned about the increased levels of drug trafficking, graffiti, burglaries, street crime, criminal damage and illegal dumping. £786,950 awarded (£167,200 other funding).
The West End CCTV Scheme The bid area covers South Soho, Regent Street, China Town and Leicester Square. In addition to the host of entertainment facilities, the area has a significant and growing residential population. The bid proposes the deployment of permanently located CCTV cameras, and a complementary portable CCTV system. £1,205,000 awartded (£205,000 from other sources).	Mobile CCTV as well as fixed.
Camden Town Centre Extension and Centralised Control Centre This bid seeks funding for an extension of the existing scheme and provision of a centralised control room to monitor and strategically develop and manage CCTV across the Borough. The bid area covers a major tourist area, one of Camden's three main shopping areas, has a proliferation of pubs, clubs and restaurants and encompasses three London Underground stations. £598,000 awarded.	Centralised control centre.