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Crimestoppers operates throughout the United Kingdom to help identify, prevent and solve crime. The service enables anyone with details of criminal activity to pass themon anonymously without fear of exposure or retribution. You can report crime on-line via the Crimestoppers website or via their Freephone national telephone line 0800 555 111

Report Hate Crime On-line. Hate Crime is any incident perceived by the victim, or anyone else, as being motivated by prejudice or hate against people who are of a different race; belief or religious sect; sexuality or gender identity; or are a vulnerable adult by reason of age, frailty or any disability.

Directgov Local crime and justice website and enter your postcode for:

• Your Neighbourhood Policing Team - Contact details and information from your local police including how to report crime.
• Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour - What can be done, action in your area and how to report.
• Have you say on Community Payback - Suggest projects offenders can work on to pay back for their crimes.
• Support for victims of crime - Your rights as a victim and how to contact Victim Support.
• Crime Maps - Interactive maps showing crime statistics for your area.
• See justice being done - Find the address and contact details for courts in your area.

'Our Partners'. Links to our partners' websites: Crown Prosecution Service; Essex Police; Essex probation; Her Majesty's Courts Service; Her Majesty's Prison Service; Legal Services Commission, Youth Offending Teams and more.

'Brought to Justice'.  Adults given custodial sentences of two years or more at a Crown Court in Essex will have their name, photograph and details of the crime they committed published on the Essex Police website.
 

Please note: this website contains links to other websites which we believe you may find useful. These websites may be able to give you more information. Please note, however, that we have no control over these sites. Also, providing a link to these sites does not mean that we have checked or approve of their content.