Report to the police

Policemen

Call your local Police on 101, the public should not have to pay for 101 non-emergency calls as announced by GOV.UK However, in an emergency always use 999. 101 is the number to call if, for example:

  • a vehicle has been stolen
  • property has been damaged
  • you’re giving information about other crime

The number can be used to report a non-emergency to any Police Force in Wales.

In an emergency, always dial 999. This is when immediate action is required, such as:

  • a crime is in progress
  • someone suspected of a crime is near by
  • someone’s life is at risk
  • someone is injured
  • there is violence being used or threatened
Dyfed Powys

Report crime to Dyfed Powys Police by calling 101. However, in an emergency always use 999.

Gwent

Report crime to Gwent Police by calling 101. However, in an emergency always use 999.

North Wales

Report crime to North Wales Police by calling 101. However, in an emergency always use 999.

Outside Wales

If you are located outside of Wales please click here for a full list of UK Police Forces.

South Wales

Report crime to South Wales Police by calling 101. However, in an emergency always use 999.