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Want to get in touch with us? Find out the many ways you can contact the police, whether it’s to report an incident, ask for advice or give us feedback.

Compensation for something the police have done; Your fingerprints; Information: about the police, about yourself or someone else; Request an update

Compensation for something the police have done; Your fingerprints; Information: about the police, about yourself or someone else; Request an update

Compensation for something the police have done; Your fingerprints; Information: about the police, about yourself or someone else; Request an update

Compensation for something the police have done; Your fingerprints; Information: about the police, about yourself or someone else; Request an update

Compensation for something the police have done; Your fingerprints; Information: about the police, about yourself or someone else; Request an update

101 can be used to report any non-urgent crimes, and if you need to seek guidance or advice from police about a situation you have witnessed or been involved in. Issues that you should direct to your local council, and not 101 are: waste and litter; fly tipping ; pests; noise complaints ; discard syringes or drug paraphernalia; dangerous ...

If you require immediate police attendance because someone is in danger or the situation could escalate, always dial 999. If you don't need police to attend straight away, this is classed as a non-emergency and you have a few options of how you can contact us:

Compensation for something the police have done; Your fingerprints; Information: about the police, about yourself or someone else; Request an update