Efforts boosted to keep communities safe from crime

We have launched a new campaign across Bulwell and Clifton in Nottinghamshire, to raise awareness of our unique anonymous reporting service as well as vehicle crime.

Crimestoppers, which is independent of the police, is working with Nottinghamshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, the Violence Reduction Partnership and Nottinghamshire Police, to encourage local people to speak up about those they know are committing crimes. 

 The campaign will run for eight weeks across social media. It is the final project to take place in the Safer Streets Initiative.

Information can be given 100% anonymously to our charity in over 150 different languages, 365 days of the year, 24/7, by calling the UK-based Contact Centre on 0800 555 111, or by completing a safe and secure online form or via Fearless.org for young people.

“I feel it’s important that the people of Bulwell and Clifton know they have a voice to speak up about their concerns on crime in their community, completely anonymously.

“Some people have information about crime but feel they don’t have anywhere or anyone to turn to. Please remember that the charity Crimestoppers and our youth service Fearless are here to help. We do not judge or take any personal details from those that contact us. All we want is the information you have. You will remain 100% anonymous.” 
 
Lydia Patsalides, Crimestoppers East Midlands Regional Manager 

Find out more information about Fearless and the resources it has available for young people and professionals.

3 February 2025