Past campaigns

• Maritime borders are wide open but Crimestoppers can help shut that door

  Maritime security seminar in Glasgow - 'Maritime Security - Is is working?' [29 March 2007]

• Have a Heart for your Community

  On Valentine's Day, Scotland Crimestoppers launched an appeal to the public to report crime in their community anonymously, with the start of their ‘Have a Heart for your Community' campaign in Aberdeen City Centre.

• Schools bid to smash vandalism

  Graffiti is a dirty word to most of us – but now in Clydesdale the writing's on the wall for vandalism. People with pride in their community have drawn the line by reminding others that if they see something, say something to Crimestoppers. [March 2007]

• Turn the tide on crime - by calling 0800 555 111

  Crooks could soon get that sinking feeling now that seafarers have been thrown a ‘line' in order to make waves about drugs, people trafficking and terrorism - anything but plain sailing as one call to Crimestoppers can cuff them! [February 2007]

• Rockin' for Crimestoppers as Talk2 branches out at The Lemon Tree

  Our Christmas gig at The Lemon Tree in the heart of Aberdeen where the cream of Scotland's young musical talent were on show - and winner of the iPod Nano revealed. [22 January 2007]

• Cabbies crackdown 'lifts' calls

  Calls to Crimestoppers' anonymous 0800 555 111 phone number about crime in Dumfries have ‘picked up' thanks to a bid by a local taxi boss to put the brakes on crime. [10 January 2007]

• Bid to nail dealers is widened - drugs calls shoot up by 63 per cent

  Latest on 'Drug Dealers Don't Care' campaign 2006/07. [January 2007]

• Pubs will be the ‘vehicle' for anti drink-drive push

  Planning a big night out? Help us prevent drunks from driving by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 anonymously. Just tell us who they are, not who you are. [8 December 2006]

• Throwing some light on crime

  One of Edinburgh's most famous landmarks – the old GPO at the end of Princes Street - was enveloped in light when it became a canvas for a spectacular dusk-to-dawn projection promoting the message ‘Don't let crime spoil your time'. [December 2006]

• A perfect platform for Crimestoppers Scotland

  Christmas rail travellers are warned to keep an eye on their presents. [15 November 2006]

• Talk2 is talk of the town

  Proof that Talk2, our new Grampian-wide campaign, is working was provided at a VIP reception in Aberdeen's historic Town House - in the presence of the USA's Consul General. [14 November 2006]

• Talk2 Crimestoppers Scotland is our cup of T, says BP

  There were 'mug shots' galore when Crimestoppers Scotland enjoyed a special tea party at the famous country retreat, The Marcliffe Hotel and Spa at Pitfodels, Aberdeen. [October 2006]

• ‘Hothouse crime' alert

  Drug fire fears as cannabis gangs turn up the heat. [25 September 2006]

• Roadshow drives those 'Dealers in Death' off our streets - calls pushed up by 80.5 per cent

  One of the most successful 'Safer Scotland' campaigns ever is the verdict after the “Drug Dealers Don't Care. Do you?” triumph – and that's official. [September 2006]

• Physical or verbal abuse against workers is bang out of order

  Many workers consider most types of abuse, and certainly verbal abuse, to be just ‘part of the job'. A ‘punchbag' campaign on television and outdoors was developed using the line ‘Violence against workers is bang out of order'. [14 September 2006]

• New crackdown on dealers - executive to hammer their 'evil trade'

  Jail with 'time' for Crimestoppers - the stark messages behind the Safer Scotland Drug Dealers Don't Care Campaign are being given a high profile platform in Ayrshire. [January 2006]

• Bin your knife - it may save a life

  Safer Scotland campaigners joined forces with our anonymous 0800 555 111 phone number to encourage people to ‘Shop a knife carrier', which led to a gruesome array of offensive weaponry being handed in. [23 May 2006]

• Twin Tower plea In Emma Killer Hunt

  4 April, 2006

  On the anniversary of Emma's disappearance, Tuesday 4 April 2006, detectives issued CCTV footage and CCTV stills of vehicles and people seen in the Broomielaw area of Glasgow around the time that she disappeared. [4 April 2006]

• Tops in 'Three towns'

  As trailblazers of drinks spiking awareness, SafeFlo have created quite a 'stir' in the licensed trade with thousands of clubbers now snapping up their tamper proof devices which offer peace of mind to would-be victims - both men and women. [January 2006]

• Saga 1052 joins Crusade against drink

  SAGA 105.2 FM have teamed up with Crimestoppers Scotland for regular updates on how, with the help of SAGA's listeners, they can pass on details as to who they know are drink-driving during the festive campaign. [19 December 2005]

• A stopper on spiked drinks

  It may only be a few seconds, but if you aren't watching your drink, who is? [December 2005]

• Tuned in

  Project Organiser and News Reporter Laura Seawright gathers audio for the forthcoming radio campaign. [December 2005]

• Projecting our image - on the silver screen

  Movie goers in the Newton Stewart area will now see images of the “Drug Dealers Don't Care. Do you?” campaign prior to films. [April 2005]

• A hard act to follow

  Pop sensation Darius and wee Ben Lockhart to perform the opening of our ‘dream on…make a difference' initiative at Easterhouse. [26 February 2003]