News

• Fearless at South West ACPO Youth Practitioners event

  On Tuesday 20 March, Gordon Chisholm, Q.P.M. Development Officer for West Country Crimestoppers was invited to the South West Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) Youth Practitioners' Event as a speaker. The event took place at the headquarters of the Avon and Somerset Constabulary at Portishead, near Bristol [4 April 2012].

• Cutting crime at a stroke

  02 August, 2011

  West Country Crimestoppers’ annual charity golf tournament raised over £2,000 to help in the fight against crime in the West of England.

• Crimestoppers skydive in memory of murdered teenager

  The family of murdered teenager, Shevon Wilson, have organised a sponsored skydive over Salisbury Plain to raise money for the crime-fighting charity, Crimestoppers, and raise awareness of the dangers of knife crime amongst young people. [1 June 2010]

• Crimestoppers most wanted fraudsters includes man accused of £156 million VAT fraud in Bristol

  02 August, 2011

  A campaign launched by the charity Crimestoppers to locate ten of the most wanted fraudsters in the UK includes an individual wanted in connection with alleged fraudulent activity in Bristol totaling £156 million.

• Reward: Do you know who’s causing damage in Withywood Park?

  West Country Crimestoppers has joined forces with local residents to find out who is setting fire to wheelie bins in Withywood Park.

• Crimestoppers Reaches 100,000 Arrests

  West Country Crimestoppers is proud to announce that the charity Crimestoppers has achieved its 100,000th arrest.

• National Award For West Country Crimestoppers Committee Member

  West Country Crimestoppers is pleased to announce that its committee member William (Bill) Halsey has won the national ‘Crimestopper of the Month’ award for May.

• What happens when you call Crimestoppers?

  Ever wondered what happens when you call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111?

• You Can Be A Superhero

  Fight crime anonymously: call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or fill out our secure online form.

• Break the silence

  Do you know someone who is suffering from domestic abuse or do you know someone who is doing it? You can give information to Crimestoppers anonymously and play an important role in getting offenders prosecuted – at no risk to your anonymity.