Police
Emergency
999 if it’s an emergency.
101 if it’s a non-emergency
Use 101 if you want to report an incident or crime, including anti-social behaviour.
101 is free from landlines and mobile phones, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, no matter how long the call.
Report things online
The Cambridgeshire police website has several ways of reporting things – to simplify matters, here are the two most obvious:
Report a crime via its ‘report crime’ page.
If it’s something else such as a road traffic accident, rural crime or anti-social behaviour it may be easier to choose from the options on Cambridgeshire police contact page.
Hatley is part of the South Cambridgeshire policing team…
Phone 101
Website – South Cambridgeshire.
Website – Cambridgeshire police.
…with our own named officers
Residents in every neighbourhood now have named police officers dedicated to their area – for us they are…
- PC James Lynch James.Lynch@cambs.police.uk.
- PCSO Karen Davey Karen.Davey@cambs.police.uk.
CrimeStoppers
To report any information anonymously, contact CrimeStoppers, an independent UK-wide charity working to stop crime – either via the…
Phone 0800 555 111.
Website.
Victim support
To find out your rights as a victim and the support available to you, visit these websites:
National website.
Cambridgeshire website.
Rural crime
Use the Cambridgeshire police rural crime page for details on what constitutes rural crime – it covers hare coursing, poaching, equine crime and fox hunting as well as crimes committed against farmers and rural businesses.
To report a rural crime, in an emergency dial 999; if it’s not an emergency, call 101 – or go to the police ‘report a crime’ page.
Cambridgeshire Countryside Watch
This voluntary organisation complements the local police rural crime team.
Neighbourhood Watch
Hatley is now part of the Gamlingay NHW scheme.
Local information.
Nigel Stevenson – our local coordinator: email Nigel.
Local Facebook.
Neighbourhood Watch – national website.
eCops service
eCops is a free email messaging system.
After registering with eCops you will receive news and appeals, local crime information and crime prevention advice – direct to you as an e-mail.
The service is completely free and works alongside Neighbourhood Watch, to bring you messages about your local area.
- It also allows you to feedback information to your local policing team, to help us police your neighbourhood effectively.
- Messages can include crime prevention advice, details of incidents and appeals for your help in reducing crime in the county.
- eCops website – where you can sign up.
Do not use this to report a crime or for urgent matters.
Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire
Darryl Preston is our PCC. To contact him:
Darryl Preston
Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
PO Box 688
Huntingdon
PE29 9LA
Tel 0300 333 3456
E-mail cambs-pcc@cambs.police.uk
Facebook facebook.com/CambsPCC
Website www.cambridgeshire-pcc.gov.uk
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