BexleyCSP

Find out where to report any ASB, crimes and/or incidents which may be causing you alarm, harassment, or distress, and how to get help in Bexley. linktr.ee/bexleycommunitysaf… In emergencies always call 999.

Witnessed or been victim to a crime? Worried about talking to the police? You can report to Fearless 100% anonymously. The more information you give, the more help you can get. Call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit crimestoppers-uk.org/fearles…

Theft prevention tips: • Keep valuables out of sight • Stay aware of your surroundings • Stick to well-lit routes • Use locks or anti-theft devices If you’re a victim, report to 101 or met.police.uk. 🚨 Call 999 in an emergency.

Criminal exploitation is when someone is forced to commit crime, such as stealing or selling drugs. Report concerns to 101. 🚨 Call 999 in an emergency. Support & info: bexley.gov.uk/modernslavery

Carrying a knife does nothing to protect you. It only places you at further risk. Ditch the knife. Get help. If you don't feel as though you can talk to your parents, a teacher or the police, then talk to a professional in confidence. Call Childline on 0800 111

People at risk of radicalisation can be supported, just like those at risk of ASB, gangs or other harm. Early, voluntary intervention helps individuals challenge extremist and terrorist ideologies. Find out more: bexley.gov.uk/services/commu…

Violence Against Women & Girls (VAWG) includes behaviours from catcalling to rape, including domestic abuse. Report to police on 101 or at your nearest station. 🚨 Always call 999 in an emergency. Support & info: bexley.gov.uk/vawg

Hate Crime is never acceptable. No one should be targeted for who they are.📞 Report to 101 🚨 Call 999 in an emergency Support is available via London Victim & Witness Service: 0808 168 9291More info: bexley.gov.uk/hate-crime

🆘 Do you know who to call in an emergency? Whether it’s a crime, a fire, or a medical emergency, remember this number: 999. 📞 One call can save a life. Get the help you need — quickly. 🚔 🚒 🚑

Witnessed or been victim to a crime? Worried about talking to the police? You can report to Fearless 100% anonymously. The more information you give, the more help you can get. Call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit crimestoppers-uk.org/fearles…

Social media can make theft and burglary seem widespread in London. While incidents are often publicised, it’s unlikely you’ll become a victim in Bexley. If you’re concerned about crime, contact your Safer Neighbourhood Team: met.police.uk/area/your-area

Forced to work, sell sex, or commit crime for someone else? That’s exploitation. Speak to us anonymously, we’re here to help. 📅 Third Thursday each month, 10am 📍 Salvation Army, Lion Rd, Bexleyheath DA6 8NR No appointment needed. Translators available. In emergencies, call 999

People at risk of radicalisation can be supported, just like those at risk of ASB, gangs or other harm. Early, voluntary intervention helps challenge extremist and terrorist ideologies. More info: bexley.gov.uk/services/commu…

Domestic Abuse can include controlling, coercive, threatening, degrading and violent behaviour, including sexual abuse. It is more common than many realise. Learn the signs and how to get support: bexleydomesticabuseservices.…

Violence Against Women & Girls (VAWG) includes behaviours from catcalling to rape, including domestic abuse. Report to police on 101 or at your nearest station. 🚨 Call 999 in an emergency. Support & info: bexley.gov.uk/vawg

Hate Crime is never acceptable. Report it to 101. 🚨 Call 999 in an emergency. Support is available via the London Victim & Witness Service: 0808 168 9291 More info: bexley.gov.uk/hate-crime

Did you know the BCSP can support victims of Anti-Social Behaviour? A range of orders and interventions can be used to tackle ASB. In one case, partners secured an injunction, CPN and Closure Order—helping neighbours feel safer, while support was also provided to the individual.

The term ‘Violence Against Women and Girls’ recognises these crimes are mostly targeted at women/girls. However, men/boys, and non-binary people can also be victims. Society puts pressure on you to ‘act strong’, but help is there for you. Visit bexley.gov.uk/vawg

Witnessed or been victim to a crime? Worried about talking to the police? You can report to Fearless 100% anonymously. The more information you give, the more help you can get. Call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit crimestoppers-uk.org/fearles…

Bexley is one of London’s safest boroughs for burglary, but it can still happen. Help keep your home secure:🏠 Lock doors and windows 🚷 Use motion lights 🎦 Camera or alarm 👀 Neighbours keep watchMore info: met.police.uk/area/your-area