Crime
Is your partner treating you properly?
If you’re in a relationship and you feel unhappy about or frightened by the way your partner treats you, you don’t have to put up with it.
- Find out more - see is your partner treating you properly?
Safer Internet Day 2010
Safer Internet Day will be taking place this month on Tuesday 9 February. This event is organised each year to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially amongst children and young people across the world. The topic for 2010 is “Think B4 U post!“.
Metropolitan police and young people
New website for young people living in, going to school in and visiting London. The site gives you tips on how to stay safe and where to get help from if you need it. You can also find out about joining a neighbourhood panel where you can have your say about the things that concern you in your local community
Find out more visit Think safe, team up website (external link)
Street Life
Street life is a short documentary put together by Fast Forward Youth discussing issues surrounding knife crime in the Haringey community. Young people and the general public were asked various questions about knife crime, such as have they been involved in knife crime, and how do they feel about it.
Back to the old school
The artist Senator wanted to reflect on a time when young people were more concerned with having fun, and not about killings and postcode wars. The video features various young dancers who are a reflection of the youthful days that Senator was trying to draw upon.
Stuck in the system
The song 'Stuck in the system' has a strong message about not being stuck or oppressed, mainly by the government. However the overall message of breaking out of your barriers and restrictions was the message that our young volunteers were keen to reflect in the video.
Missing People
The idea of packing our bags and escaping seems tempting at times, but for many running away feels like the last option. Whether it's yourself, a relative or friend that disappears without a trace, there are steps you can take and places to go for advice.
- Find out more about Missing People
Victim Support
If you've been a victim or witness of crime, it's not your fault. You are not alone. Victim Support can help you.
- Find out more about Victim Support (external link)
Law myths
Ignorance is no excuse, so brush up your knowledge to avoid trouble later. When it comes to drugs and sex laws, there are plenty of myths flying about. Find out more about Law myths |  |
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Report crime online
This service can be used for reporting certain types of crime, including:
- Theft - excluding:
- Robbery (where you or the person you are reporting for was subjected to violence or the threat of violence.
- Burglary (a building has been broken into).
- Criminal damage
- Theft from a motor vehicle
- Criminal damage to a motor vehicle
- Hate crimes and hate incidents
(NOTE do not report Road Traffic Accidents, collisions or lost property on this site.)
Access Online Crime Reporting System (external link)
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Have you been a victim or affected in some way by crime?
Call 0800 555 111
(confidential helpline)
We don't need to know your name or where you live and your call cannot be traced or recorded.
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