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Community Safety

Community Safety

  • Anti-Social BehaviourInformation on Anti-social Behaviour and how to report it
  • CCTVInformation on CCTV in Rutland and how to request CCTV footage.
  • HarassmentWhat to do if you experience in harassment in Rutland
  • Hate CrimeInformation on Hate Crime and how to report it
  • Nuisance NeighboursInformation on nuisance neighbours and what to do
  • Domestic abuseYou can contact our domestic abuse support help on 08088 020 028
  • FraudTypes of fraud and where to report it.
  • Community TriggerWe can review responses to incidents of Anti Social Behaviour if you have a complaint about the outcome or how they were dealt with.
  • Police and Crime CommissionerInformation about the Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
  • Online SafetyInformation and advice on how to stay safe while online.
  • Fire safetyIt's vital that everyone knows what to do in the event of a fire so that they can protect themselves and their families.
  • Community Safety StrategyOur Community Safety Strategy for 2017 to 2020 to ensure Rutland remains a safe place to live, learn work play and visit.
  • Ask for AngelaAcross Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, a new initiative is being rolled out in various pubs and bars called Ask for Angela.
  • Hare coursingInformation about the crime of hare coursing and how to report it.
  • Railway SafetyInformation and advice about staying safe on train lines and railway crossings.
  • Safer RutlandSafer Rutland Keep Safe scheme, you can go to a Keep Safe Place if you're out and about and need to go somewhere to feel safe or get help for a few minutes.