Campaigns

As well as providing the 0800 555 111 number for people to pass on information about crime, Crimestoppers runs anti-crime campaigns focusing on different crime types.

On 15 November 2010 we launched a new campaign targeting fake goods and counterfeiters.

Read more about this and other campaigns below. Details of our local campaigns can be found in In Your Area.

  • ImageCrimestoppers anti-counterfeiting campaign

    15 November, 2010

    We're urging people to call 0800 555 111 with information about who's making and selling fakes. Our anti-counterfeiting campaign is split into four strands: DVDs, fashion, money and tobacco. A dedicated microsite has also been made for the campaign.

  • Operation CapturaOperation Captura

    Under Operation Captura, led by Crimestoppers and the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), we appeal for information on criminals involved in serious organised criminality, who are believed to be on the run in Spain.

  • National Tackling Drugs WeekNational Tackling Drugs Week

    08 June, 2009

    National Tackling Drugs Week is a key national platform, led by the Home Office, on which local and national agencies can publicise their efforts to tackle drug issues. During the week this year, Crimestoppers asked the public to help police rid communities of drugs by passing on information about drug related crime.

  • Crimestoppers domestic violence campaignDomestic Violence

    Two women are killed every week as a result of Domestic Violence in England and Wales. If you suspect a friend or family member is experiencing abuse you can call the charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

  • Crimestoppers - 'Traffic Signs' film working to tackle sex traffickingTraffic Signs

    Crimestoppers' Traffic Signs film is about the disturbing world of sex trafficking. The aim is to raise awareness of the increase in this exploitative trade and encourage anonymous calls to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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