General Election postal votes
If you have not received your postal vote for the General Election on 4 July 2024, please call us on 01305 838299 so that a replacement can be issued.
The police exist to protect the public, their rights, and the law. If guests are the victims of a crime, see a crime happening, or need general assistance, the police are there to help.
999 is the number to call in an emergency, for example if you are the victim of an assault or see a crime taking place. When they call, they must say they need ‘police’, as this is also the number to call an ambulance or if there is a fire
101 is the number to call for less urgent situations for example:
If you are not satisfied with the service you have received from the police, complain directly to the:
Racism is unacceptable in the UK. You should not be treated any differently because of your race when applying for a job, looking for somewhere to live, using the National Health Service (NHS) or just buying something in a shop. If you or someone you know is the victim of racism do tell the police about it.
If you need to report a fire you should call 999.