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Contact information
Urgent: 999 (If a crime is taking place or someone is in immediate danger)

Non-Urgent: 0300 123 1212 (Ask for your local police station)

Anti-Terrorism Hotline: 0800 789 321

Report a crime on-line: www.met.police.uk

Sutton Borough Police Stations/Offices

Sutton Borough Safer Neighbourhoods Teams

Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111

Further information: www.met.police.uk

Sutton Borough Special Constabulary

Policing Pledge - our promise to the public

Sutton Police Estates Strategy

London YOU leaflet

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View the Crime mapping website

The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) is consulting on London's policing priorities. We are interested in your opinion. Please complete a questionnaire .

Sutton Events

Open Day 12th September 2010

Belmont Football Application Form

Cheam Football Application Form

Latest confidence data

Justice Seen, Justice Done is a cross-government programme to address public concerns about crime and justice. A key part of the programme is about raising the public's awareness and understanding of the services they are entitled to from the police and other agencies, and to ensure that these services are focused on the issues that matter locally.

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The Met has launched a magazine called 'The Beat' for 10 - 11 year-olds across London with information about how to keep safe.