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Reporting Crime - websites and phone numbers

If you have a theft, vandalism, or theft or damage to a motorcycle to report, go to the

Greater Manchester Non-Emergency Minor Crime Notification website

For all types of crime you can also call Crimestoppers, an independent UK-wide charity working to stop crime. Crimestoppers works for you, your family and your community. Call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or visit their website www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY YOU SHOULD DIAL 999 FOR THE EMERGENCY SERVICES. Please see Ambulance, Fire & Police in the directory on the right of this page for additional information.

Community Safety

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Voice UK - Vulnerable Victims Support & Safety Awareness Project Voice UK are excited to tell you about our first Self Help Group for people with Learning Disabilities in the Manchester Area . . .

Latest News on Crime & Anti-Social Behaviour For up to date information and news on work being carried out to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in your neighbourhood . . .

DIVISIONAL COMMANDER SENDS OUT REASSURING MESSAGE TO RESIDENTS FOLLOWING ON FROM ROYAL VISIT

Northern Moor - a Different Perspective BBC programme & film shows the real Northern Moor . . . .

VOICE UK - Promoting Justice for Vulnerable Victims of Crime VOICE UK supports people across Manchester with learning disabilities and other vulnerable people who have experienced crime or abuse or who may be risk . . .

GMP - Our Police in Our Community Find out what our Local Police are doing to make our Local Communities safer . . .

Crime and Disorder Strategy for 2008-11 Manchester’s Crime & Disorder Team are beginning to pull together the Crime and Disorder Strategy for 2008-11 . . .

PROTECTING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY May we introduce ourselves, Steve Brooks and Tony Doyle. We are employed by Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service as your local Community Fire Safety Officers, we work closely with Local Authorities, other key community groups and emergency services to improve the safety and quality of life within the borough . . . .