Does your organisation come into contact with individuals who may have information relating to a crime but not want to reveal their personal identity?

Did you realise that during 2015, anonymous information reported via Crimestoppers enabled Gloucestershire police to make 35 arrests and seize drugs to the street value of £1,306,064?

Knife crime victim in Gloucestershire recalls the night he was stabbed. Leon Hobson, from Cheltenham, was stabbed 11 years ago and now uses his experience to give moving talks to children about the risks of carrying knives. The 33-year-old is an outreach worker for Fearless, a Crimestoppers campaign aimed at school-age children. It aims to give them advice and support if they find themselves witnessing a crime.

Gloucestershire Healthy Living & Learning (GHLL) is a Crimestoppers Ambassador. Committed to spreading the word about our charity and how we help communities to 'Speak up. Stay safe'.

We're not interested in your identity. Just what you know.

So whoever you are, we're here to listen.

CrimeStoppers. 0800 55111

100% anonymous. Always

Crimestoppers-uk.org

We won't ask your name.

Won't judge.

Just listen to what you know.

And pass it on for you.

CrimeStoppers. 0800 55111

Speak up to stop crime.

Every year we help stop thousands of crimes, together.

It's time to make life safer.

Crime Stoppers. 0800 555 111

100% anonymous. Always

crimestoppers-uk.org

0800 555 111

Are you a victim of crime?

Delivering a service supporting victims of crime and participants through the Restorative Justice process

23/10/2019

We do hope that this newsletter finds you safe and well, following what has been such an unusual few
months and looks set to continue to be so. Our Crimestoppers Contact Centre has and will remain open,
offering our usual 24 hours a day service. Reports have ranged from Covid-19 lock down rule breaking to
domestic abuse and all crimes between.

Glos Newsletter January 2021

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