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Q: Can I use this site to report a crime?No. In an emergency always dial 999. Other crimes may be reported at any police station. You can find links to your local police force at http://www.police.uk. Some non-emergency minor crimes may be reported via the internet using the facility at http://www.online.police.uk. If you’re not sure if a law has been broken if you should contact the police, then check our list of common police questions Q: Where can I find information on a specific topicThere are two ways of finding information on this site. If you�re looking for something specific, then the easiest way is to click on the search button at the top of this page Q: Where can I get booklets / CD-ROMs for the ToolkitsBoth booklets and CR-ROMs are available from Prolog distribution, tel: 0870 241 4680, fax: 0870 241 4786, email: [email protected]. Q: When will the Toolkit on … be published?The Toolkits are being released on a rolling programme, and we don’t have any fixed dates for publication of any given Toolkit at present. Most of the remaining Toolkits are receiving Q: Where can I find summaries of statistical information?There is a summary of recent major statistical bulletins maintained at /sta_index.htm. Information on the most recent official Recorded Crime Figures is available at /statistics15.htm. Information on the most recent British Crime Survey may be found at /statistics18.htm. Research and statistical publications by the Home Office’s Research, Development and Statistics Directorate (RDS) can be found at http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds. Q: Where can I get Home Office report�The Crime Reduction Website doesn�t normally hold copies of other people�s reports if they�re available elsewhere, though we’ll often signpost them and give you a brief summary Home Office statistical and research reports may be found at Q: What other crime reduction resources are available on the �net.We maintain a list of UK resources at /websites31.htm. And a list of overseas resources at /websites35.htm UK-Online�s Dealing with Crime Life Event contains useful information for members of the public to consider. Sold Secure, SSAIB (Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board), and the Q: Why can I only access the ‘Audits’ part of the Partnerships Toolkit?To answer a demand from partnerships, the Audit chapters (which are complete) have been published before the rest of this Q: How can I contact you?For general feedback on the website, please use the To report technical problems (such as dead links) please use the To send an email to the web team, please click here. For all other enquiries, please use the Contact Us button at the top of this page. |
Last update: 16 December 2004 |