Ask the Police
An official police resource, this has been developed to reduce the number of non-emergency calls to police forces. Members of the public can access an extensive bank of police based frequently asked questions

Neighbourhood Policing
Find out what's happening in the Wakefield district

Reporting a Crime
How to contact the police if you need to report a crime or other incident

Victim of crime
What to do if you become a victim of crime.

Find out about anti-social behaviour
Anti-social behaviour includes abusive or noisy neighbours, littering and graffiti. It can leave you feeling intimidated, angry and frightened. Your council and the police can help. Find out what can be done and what you can do to stop it.

Find out about domestic violence and getting help
If you are worried about your safety, or the safety of your children, there are people who can help you stay safe

Householders and the use of force against intruders
Find out about householders and the use of force against intruders on the DirectGov website

How to apply for compensation if you have experienced a crime-related injury
Useful advice on the DirectGov website

How to report benefit fraud
If you think someone is committing benefit fraud you can report them online to the Department for Work and Pensions

Wakefield District Citizens Advice Bureaux
The service is FREE to all comers and the advice given is totally confidential. The CAB can help on all topics including: money and debt, the benefit system, disability issues, employment, consumer problems, housing and homelessness, relationship problems and family matters, immigration, and legal issues. Ring 0844 499 4138 for advice and to book an appointment