Emergency: 999

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Make a Silent 999 Call: 

https://www.met.police.uk/contact/how-to-make-a-silent-999-call/

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Non-emergency:101 or https://www.norfolk.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/af/how-to-report-a-crime/

 

Report Anonymously:    Crime Stoppers 0800 555111 or https://crimestoppers-uk.org/

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Report Anonymously for Young People:  0800 555111 or https://crimestoppers-uk.org/fearless/what-is-fearless

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If you have immediate concerns for the safety of anyone, you should call 999 for an emergency response.

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If you are suspicious or concerned about someone’s safety, ring Norfolk County Council on 03448 008020 and choose Option 1. The line is open 24 hours a day. You will need to say if your concern involves an adult or child.

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You may stay anonymous but please tell them as much as possible so that your concern can be followed up.

If the person is not at immediate risk of harm, you can report your concern using Norfolk County Council's online form.

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If you see something, or hear something that doesn’t feel right – say something.

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You can find out more about protecting children at Norfolk Safeguarding Children Board and protecting adults at Norfolk Safeguarding Adults Board.

Broadland Older People's Partnership (BOPP) is an independent body whose membership is open to any Broadland resident aged 55 or over. Membership is free and new members are very welcome.

The BOPP's aims are:

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• to challenge, advise and comment on the development of services used by older people

• to provide a focal point for the different statutory agencies within Broadland to consult and liaise with the representatives (organisations and individuals) of older people

• to raise the profile of older people within the district

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The partnership has a website which includes key information for older residents, upcoming events and helpful facts. Access the BOPP website.

For more information about joining BOPP or how to stand on the committee, contact the BOPP Chairman using the contact details below.

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Brian Wells

Telephone: 07543 882928

Email: wellsbrian3@sky.com

Domestic abuse is a crime. Call the police on 999 if:

• your safety is threatened

• you are at risk of assault or injury

• in an emergency

 

If you are (or you feel you may be) experiencing domestic abuse, we would urge you to get in touch to get support.

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​Norfolk Integrated Domestic Abuse Service (NIDAS), a new support service for people assessed to be at high or medium risk of harm.

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To report anti-social behavior in Aylsham contact the district council's Help Hub, the number is 01603 430431. You can also email them at

 

helphub@southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk. 

 

If the behavior is an emergency, call 999. For non-emergencies, you can contact the police on 101 or report it online. 

 

Social housing tenants can also report the issue to their housing officer. 

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The Community Engagement Van (CEVan) is a mobile space that will pop up at events and host sessions across our districts, providing support and advice to our residents.

CEVan will be attending community events in convenient and accessible locations, where residents can come along to talk to a member of the Help Hub team. No appointment is necessary, and any support needs can be discussed. These may include, but are not limited to:

• money and debt worries

• benefits

• parenting, relationships and domestic abuse

• health and wellbeing

• bereavement support

• employment

• housing or home improvements

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To find out more conatact : Communities@southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk