Residents of Crowhurst in Rother can report crimes and concerns through several avenues, ensuring their safety and contributing to community well-being. While Crowhurst boasts a safety score of 86/100 – higher than the UK average of 79 – it’s important to understand the reporting process and available resources.
Crowhurst, with a population of 1453, currently has a crime rate of 48.9 per 1,000 residents. This is notably lower than the UK average of 91.6 per 1,000. Despite this comparatively lower rate, prompt and accurate reporting remains crucial.
Reporting Options:
- Non-Emergency Phone Number (101): For non-urgent incidents, such as suspicious activity or minor property damage, dial 101. This frees up emergency services for more critical situations.
- Emergency Phone Number (999): In cases of immediate danger or a crime in progress, always dial 999.
- Online Reporting: Many crimes and incidents can be reported online through the Sussex Police website. This is a convenient option for less serious matters and allows for detailed information to be provided.
- Local Police Contact: Residents can also attempt to contact the local police through their dedicated channels, if available. Check the Sussex Police website for specific local contact information.
What to Report:
It’s important to report not just crimes but also concerns that may indicate potential criminal activity. This includes:
- Suspicious individuals or vehicles
- Unexplained noises or disturbances
- Signs of vandalism or break-ins
Providing Information:
When reporting, provide as much detail as possible, including:
- Date and time of the incident
- Location of the incident
- Description of any individuals involved
- Description of any vehicles involved
- Any other relevant information
By utilising these reporting channels and remaining vigilant, residents of Crowhurst can actively contribute to maintaining a safe and secure environment within the BUA of Crowhurst in Rother. Remember that even seemingly minor concerns can be valuable in preventing more serious incidents.