Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire Crimestoppers is dedicated to fighting crime across Gloucestershire.

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.

Gloucestershire 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 Gloucestershire Crimestoppers, please fill out our Volunteer Enquiry Form.

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• Roaring in the Year of the Dragon

  Gloucestershire Crimestoppers' fundraising Chinese New Year Dinner was held at The Mayflower, Cheltenham Monday 23 January and raised more than £2,200.

• Recognition for Crimestoppers Charity Volunteer 2011

  Congratulations go to John Cripps, who was highly commended in a national Crimestoppers competition for the crime-fighting charity’s Volunteer Award 2011 [19 December 2011]

• Beat the burglar campaigns aims at tackling burglary in Cheltenham

  13 July, 2011

  A new ‘Beat the Burglar’ campaign has been launched by Gloucestershire Constabulary, the Gloucestershire Echo, Crimestoppers and Allcooper. The three-month long initiative is aimed at reducing the number of burglaries in Cheltenham by deterring and apprehending offenders.

• Too much bling - Give us a ring

  12 July, 2011

  The public are being encouraged to help hit criminals where it hurts - in the pocket - with Gloucestershire Crimestoppers' Too Much Bling, Give us a ring campaign.

• Metal theft in Gloucestershire

  Gloucestershire Crimestoppers has launched a campaign aimed at helping to tackle metal thefts in the county. The campaign, which involves the distribution of publicity material, aims to raise the profile of this growing area of crime and encourage the public to report information on offenders by calling Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.