Greater Manchester Police has launched a new non-emergency Police telephone number – ‘101’.

Sexual assaults should be reported to the police.   Sexual assault is any unwanted sexual act or attack by anyone – this includes people who are known to you and relatives.     A sexual assault can include rape; this is where somebody forces you to engage in a sexual act.     There are [...]

Domestic violence is the abuse of one person within a personal relationship by another. It is an act or actions that force you to alter your behaviour. If you live in fear of how your family may react to your behaviour you may be experiencing domestic violence. The violence can be physical, emotional, psychological, financial [...]

Manchester has a proud tradition of welcoming people from abroad. Most people in Manchester are friendly and tolerant.   Racial Harassment is illegal in the UK, which is persecuting, insulting or attacking someone, or damaging their property because of their colour, race, nationality or ethnic origin   Examples of racial harassment may include: • shouting [...]

Local Police stations usually hold lists of late-night emergency numbers including doctors on call, chemists, garages, locksmiths and glaziers. Local stations can also provide help and advice about crime prevention and household security.   If you or your property is being attacked we will come and help     you     If you tell [...]

Local Police stations usually hold lists of late-night emergency numbers including doctors on call, chemists, garages, locksmiths and glaziers. Local stations can also provide helpful advice about crime prevention and household security.   Not open to public.   Neighbourhood Policing Team: Inspector: 856 4546 Sergeants: 856 4984 Enquiries: 856 4982

      In the event of a fire call 999 and ask for the Fire Service  Advice on fire prevention and safety at work or home   For a free home fire risk assessment call 0800 555 815.  

If you smell gas at home:   Find the main gas tap and turn it off     Phone Transco, the gas emergency service on 0800 111 999   Don’t light any flames and put out cigarettes/candles etc     Don’t switch electrical appliances or lights off or on.     Open windows and doors [...]

999 is for use when an “immediate” response is required     Call 999     Never make a false call; you could risk the lives of others that really need help.   Tell the operator which emergency service you want     Wait to be connected to the emergency service     Tell the [...]