Policing
- Contacting Sussex Police or https://www.police.uk
- To report an emergency call: 999 (e.g. crime in progress)
- To report a non-emergency call: 101 (e.g. after the crime)
- Report a crime, issue or incident
- Round Hill's Local Policing Team
- Safer in Sussex Community Fund
- Recent Crime Reports and Statistics for Round Hill
Police Community Support Officers
Crime Statistics
Click here for crime statistics for Round Hill, which falls within the Viaduct policing area.
Following severe cuts to local policing, including the loss of the Police Community Support Officer dedicated to our area, Sandy Thomas from The Round Hill Society wrote to Katy Bourne's office. Read:
- Sandy Thomas's expression of Round Hill's concerns on the severity of cuts to front-line neighbourhood policing (e.g. PCSOs' jobs) in the context of the overall policing budget and delays experienced by several Round Hill resident in getting through to Sussex Police on their non-emergency 101 line.
- the reply from Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner's Office.
Safer in Sussex Community Fund
To qualify for support from the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner's Safer in Sussex Community Fund (SiSCF), we would need to offer a project to reduce crime &/or improve community safety in Round Hill. This might be something akin to a Neighbourhood Watch.
The advantage of Neighbourhood Watch is that groups around the UK have applied themselves to finding solutions for many concerns which we share in Round Hill. See table (below)
Also, it offers a structure which the police are used to working with. See:
This page was last updated by Ted on 02-Dec-2024