Campaigns

• Maximum Impact on Crime

  Crimestoppers is supporting 'Maximum Impact on Crime' this month - a campaign targeting criminals across Yorkshire and Humberside.

• Domestic abuse

  People across West Yorkshire who suspect a relative, friend, neighbour or work colleague is suffering domestic abuse, are being encouraged to pass the information anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

• TruckWatch links with Crimestoppers

  TruckWatch, a membership scheme for lorry drivers and transport firms to help prevent freight crime, has joined forces with Crimestoppers in Yorkshire.

• Worship watch

  We launched 'Worship Watch' at the begining of the year, to encourage the public to pass information onto Crimestoppers about the theft of lead from religious buildings.

• Crimestoppers TV advert

  We ran a TV advert in Yorkshire and Humber to promote the anonymous Crimestoppers phone number, 0800 555 111. Watch the TV advert here.

• Dob in a dealer

  The Bradford District Drugs Team and the ‘Dob In a Dealer' campaign has been in operation for five and a half years now. Dob in a dealer was set up in 2002 and has gone from strength to strength, netting over 2,400 arrests and seizing drugs with a total street value of £8.5million.

• Drink-driving

  Last summer, Crimestoppers supported a campaign by the Humberside Police and local councils against drink-driving. The campaign continued to the end of the year in anticipation of the Christmas period.

• Graffiti clean-up

  Last year, Yorkshire and Humber Crimestoppers supported Operation Clean-up, a campaign of the Humberside Police. The operation still continues and numbers of calls to Crimestoppers related to graffiti are rising.

• Save a life, who's got the knife

  Yorkshire and Humber Crimestoppers are distributing Crimestoppers' knife crime business cards to 140,000 school children throughout West Yorkshire.

• Talking taxis

  Crimestoppers launched a new initiative to work in partnership with the 35,000 licensed private hire and taxi drivers in the whole of Yorkshire and Humberside.

• The Community Cop Shop

  In October, over 2,000 households in North Hull received a leaflet drop featuring information about Crimestoppers as part of a police-managed multi-agency crime and disorder project, known as 'The Community Cop Shop'.