Over 2,000 people trust Crimestoppers with their information every day. You can contact us 100% anonymously via our website or by calling our UK Contact Centre on 0800 555 111 which is open 24/7, 365 ...

“The partnership underscores the ongoing commitment of both Merton and Crimestoppers to ensure that Merton remains a safe and ...

Fraudulent texts, emails, DMs and calls claiming to be from trusted organisations are common, and overseas students are targeted by visa fraudsters too. Always think twice before clicking on a link or ...

Here's what happens with the information you give. What happens after I give information? After receiving your call or a completed anonymous online form, we create a report that brings together all ...

Spiking victims are encouraged to report to the police straightaway. If you think you have been sexually assaulted and feel unable to report it to the police, you are encouraged to visit your local ...

We are helping to tackle violent County Lines drug gang activity in a new campaign that highlights the red flag signs to spot. The campaign comes as our charity has seen a rise in the number of ...

£5 pays for a school pack to help teachers educate young people about falling into the serious consequences of crime £10 helps us to pay towards our translation services to reach speakers of other ...

Did you know that you can use what3words to give us information about crime. The free app can be used to report the exact location of an incident, which can be particularly useful in a rural location.

Imagine going about your usual day when your phone rings. You answer it – it’s the police! They tell you that there’s been fraudulent activity on your bank account, and they need you to help in an ...