When you call, you will hear a short crime prevention message before being put through. You can hear this message by clicking on the link below:

Latest Crime Prevention Message

Use the non-emergency number:

• to speak to a police officer or member of police staff
• for a general police enquiry, advice and information
• to report an incident or a crime that has happened (not an incident or crime in progress as this should be a 999 call)

You can still use direct line numbers to speak to someone whose number you know.

In an emergency always dial 999

An emergency is when:

• There is a risk of injury to someone or a risk of serious damage to property
• You suspect a crime is in progress
• There is a serious incident which needs immediate police attendance