North East

North East Crimestoppers is dedicated to fighting crime across the North East.

We help to promote the charity in communities across the region, to let people know that Crimestoppers is there for them as an anonymous route to pass on information about crime. Crimestoppers guarantees anonymity, which means that no-one can ever find out who passed on information about crime.

To pass on information about crime anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or fill out our secure, encrypted online Giving Information Form.

North East Crimestoppers is run by volunteers – each and every one is a vital link with communities in the region. If you think you'd like to volunteer for North East Crimestoppers, please fill out our Volunteer Enquiry Form.

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• Reward for information on sexual assault on 81-year-old in Newcastle

  21 July, 2011

  We have offered a reward of up to £2,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for the sexual assault of an 81-year-old woman in Newcastle.

• Blandford Street, Sunderland, assault - can you help?

  17 May, 2011

  Police have released CCTV stills of men they would like to speak to in connection with an assault in Sunderland. The assault happened on 15 April on Blandford Street in the city centre.

• Single launched in aid of the charity Crimestoppers

  24 May, 2011

  Cleveland Crimestoppers is proud to be benefiting from the launch a new single composed by Alan Pettifer (aka Al Sask) to help raise awareness of victims of crime.

• Illegal tobacco

  28 June, 2010

  The Get Some Answers Campaign has been developed in response to extensive research across the North of England, and aims to create a shift in attitudes that result in illegal tobacco becoming unwelcome within communities. [28 June 2010]

Teesside Youth Board
North East Crimestoppers have set up the charity's first Youth Board in collaboration with the University of Teesside. The Youth Board will focus on developing activities and events which will help to increase awareness of Crimestoppers' work. The Board is made up of students from the University of Teesside and they are already working towards the launch of their first campaign in Middlesborough.