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In Emergency

If you have information about crime and don't want to leave your name, call Crimestoppers on:
0800 555 111 Click for Crimestoppers

If you have a genuine emergency requiring the attendance of the police, such as a crime is in progress or someone is in immediate danger,
call: 999   (Minicom  users: 01483 539999)
For non-emergency policing matters Vandalism and Robbery,
call Surrey Police on:
0845 125 2222
The Neighbourhood team at Banstead now consists of:

Police Community Support Officers are looking to identify and resolve a range of local problems, such as youth nuisance, criminal damage, graffiti and litter,
and is happy to advise residents on crime prevention and minor disputes.

Their powers include:

  • Confiscation of alcohol and tobacco from young people Issuing Fixed Penalty Tickets for cycling on the pavement.
  • Providing evidence of the issue of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders.

Your local policing team is keen to make a difference.
Call the number below if you would like to discuss any issues or problems in your community that you are concerned about.

Louise Bowen
2785@surrey.pnn.police.uk

 

Local
Neighbourhood
 Watch

 

Call your local council for abandoned vehicles or noise problems.

Do you know someone who is bullied, assaulted, harassed, called names or having their possessions damaged because of the colour of their skin, their sexuality, disability
or religion? If so, this is a HATE CRIME.
Report this now on www.stophatecrime.co.uk
or call Surrey Police on:
0845 125 2222

Stop Hate Crime

Surrey Police has introduced Neighbourhood Specialist Officers to work with local councils, residents' associations, youth workers and voluntary groups towards the reduction and prevention of crime and disorder in local communities across Surrey.

Working closely with these police officers are Police Community Support Officers.

Instantly recognisable in their blue uniform, with blue shirt and cap with a blue band rather than the police officer's chequered one (for patrolling they will sometimes also wear a fluorescent jacket), they are equipped with mobile phones and personal radios to help the police maintain close links with your community.