We all have an important role to play in helping to keep Merseyside safe from criminal gangs and drug dealing. Organised Crime Groups (OCGs) are operating in the area – running ‘County Lines’ drug ...

In over 35 years, our charity’s guarantee of anonymity has never been broken. You can give information to us by completing our safe online form, or by speaking to a member of our team on the phone at ...

Karen, who was 33-years-old, was callously shot five times at close range in the hallway of her home along Willow Way on The Barnaby Estate in Woking. She answered her front door to a man appearing to ...

Crimestoppers will be at this year’s Health & Safety event, which is the UK’s largest gathering of anyone responsible for a safe and efficient workplace. David Crawley, Crimestoppers’ Director of ...

In response to an increase in reports about serious organised crime, we have launched a new campaign to tackle the issue in towns across Hampshire. Latest figures to March this year show a 22% rise in ...

The leaflet was co-produced with adults that have learning disabilities and autism, along with staff at the Trust. Crimestoppers gives people the power to speak up to stop crime by phoning 0800 555 ...

Thank you for deciding to tell us about a crime. We know it can be a really difficult decision to speak out so it’s great that you’ve taken the first step. Crimestoppers takes information about crime ...

Knife crime is any crime involving a knife or sharp object. This includes: carrying a knife, owning a banned knife, trying to buy a knife if you are under 18, and/or threatening, injuring or fatally ...

We have launched a new campaign across Cumbria to help people keep their homes safer and more secure this spring. Our charity is calling on anyone who knows about those involved in burglaries, selling ...

Between April 2022 and March 2023, we sent police forces over 196,000 anonymous crime reports - that's 537 per day and 22 per hour... but what do we mean by anonymous? You may be thinking about using ...

Rural crime has a huge negative impact on the communities it affects - but it can be tackled. Rural crime is repetitive and organised, but without information it can’t be tackled. Criminal gangs ...