Cumbria
Cumbria Crimestoppers is dedicated to fighting crime across Cumbria.
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.
Cumbria Crimestoppers is run by volunteers – each and every one is a vital link with the community in the region. If you think you'd like to volunteer for Cumbria Crimestoppers, please fill out our Volunteer Enquiry Form.
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Did you know...?
Last year, 68 criminals were arrested and charged in Cumbria as a result of information from Crimestoppers.
Appeals in Cumbria
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THEFT - OBTAINING SERVICES BY DECEPTION
OFFENCE: Fraud & forgery
WANTED FOR SEVERAL CRIMES OF FAILING TO PAY FOR HOTEL ACCOMMODATION (Obtain Services dishonestly - Fraud Act 2006)
Regional contacts
Name:
Lynda Shaw (Chair)
Gary Murray (Regional Manager)
Get in touch with Cumbria Crimestoppers
Address:
Crimestoppers Trust
PO Box 324, Wallington
SM6 6BG
Call 0800 555 111 if you want to give information about crime anonymously, or fill out our anonymous online Giving Information Form.
Regional news & events
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Crimestoppers holds first Northern ConferenceSedgley Park training centre in North Manchester was the venue for the charity's first Northern Conference, which saw delegates attend from the North West, Yorkshire & Humberside and the North East.
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Information passed to Crimestoppers is steadily rising in CumbriaMonthly figures from Crimestoppers show that for the last two months over 70 people have passed on information about crimes to them, with 418 information logs being received since January 2012 [30 November 2012].
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New campaign aims to Get Some Answers on illegal tobaccoThe 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]