The policing pledge is a set of promises from the police to you about the services they will provide. All 43 police forces in England and Wales have agreed to keep those promises so the same set of promises apply wherever you are. Find out more about what that means to you.
Neighbourhood policing teams can give you information including local crime statistics and crime maps.
Through the national policing pledge, every police force promises to listen to you and your neighbours, and to act on any problems you raise with them.
The pledge promises that:
The pledge also says that if you're unhappy with the service you've received and you report that to the police, police will get in touch within 24 hours and discuss the situation with you. They will give you the opportunity to talk about it with someone from your local police, in person.
You can read the full national policing pledge by following the link below.
You can find out more information about your local neighbourhood policing team by visiting its website. It should contain information about when and where its next public meeting will be held, as well as local crime statistics and crime maps.
It will also help you find out other ways you can get involved in doing something about crime in your neighbourhood.
Learn more about neighbourhood policing teams by following the link below.