Campaigns - Sussex Crimestoppers

• Goal scored against domestic violence in Sussex

  Crime-fighting charity Sussex Crimestoppers, together with Sussex Police, West Sussex County Council and Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club, launched a campaign on Valentine’s Day at the AMEX stadium which aims to increase anonymous third party information relating to incidents of domestic abuse in Sussex [14 February 2012].

• Too much bling? Give us a ring!

  Does someone you know live a lavish lifestyle but not have the legitimate income to pay for it? Sussex Crimestoppers and Sussex Police want to hear about it.

• You can help bring Sussex's Most Wanted to justice

  13 April, 2011

  With the launch of Sussex's Most Wanted people in Sussex can now play a greater role in bringing offenders to justice. Can you help locate any of the wanted individuals?

• Crimestoppers and Brighton University are full of beans about McDonald’s

  Sussex Crimestoppers has joined up with McDonald's Restaurants and Brighton University to provide students across the city with a convenient way to remember that all important Crimestoppers number – 0800 555 111.

• Bogus callers

  Sussex Crimestoppers are working with Sussex Police Major Crime Branch initiative to gather intelligence about the criminals who prey on older people and those most vulnerable, often as bogus callers.

• Exploding parking meters

  Sussex Crimestoppers was responsible for drawing together a range of partners to tackle the recent series of damage to parking meters in Lewes amounting to £350,000.

• Human trafficking

  Sussex Crimestoppers are working with Sussex Police Major Crime Branch to tackle people trafficking.

• Working in communities

  Following a plea from the police to do something about low level nuisance, anti-social behaviour and crime, Sussex Crimestoppers developed the concept of Neighbourhood Signs to support tackling local crime and disorder hotspots.

• Working with young people

  Getting messages across to young people about drugs, alcohol, other crime and anti-social behaviour, has always tested the best of agencies.