Report crime and antisocial behaviour

In an emergency call 999

In the event of an emergency always call 999

Report criminal behaviour 

To report criminal behaviour, call the police non-emergency number directly on 101 or online on the Thames Valley Police website.

Report a crime

Contact us to report any problems, or

• Report an adult safeguarding concern
• Report an abandoned vehicle
• Report benefit or other fraud
• Report fly-tipping / dumped rubbish
• Report graffiti and flyposting

Report antisocial behaviour

Contact us to report any problems, and

• Read our anti-social behaviour leaflet (PDF document) for advice and a list of useful contacts

Frequent antisocial behaviour

If you're experiencing frequent antisocial behaviour

• Complete our incident diary (PDF document) or incident diary (Word document) to keep a record of any on-going problems and contact us about it
•  If necessary you can escalate your problem to the Community Trigger team
  
  

Contact your Police and Crime Commissioner

If you have any concerns about community safety, email your Police and Crime Commissioner (Anthony Stansfeld) at  pcc@thamesvalley.pnn.police.uk or  send him a tweet. Find out more about Anthony Stansfeld on the  Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner website

Neighbourhood Action Groups

Visit the following websites for more details about local Neighbourhood Action Groups:

• Finchampstead Neighbourhood Action Group website 
• Earley Neighbourhood Action Group website
  
  

Advice about staying safe

Free safety tips and a helpline are available from the  Suzy Lamplugh Trust website.