Useful telephone numbers

Police

Emergency 999
Non emergency call
01772 203203

Jackie Fulham
Community Support Officer
209441 - 07969 563989
Email: Jacqueline.fulham@lancashire.pnn.police.uk

CBM Andy Caunce
Community Beat Manager 209441

Tanterton PSCO Andy Lee 07748401203

OTHER
Complaint against Police 203203
Ask for Supervisor
Anti Terrorist 0800 789321
Crime Stoppers 0800 555111
British Transport Police 0800 0109000
May not always be manned

Fed up with criminals around you?
Tell us what they're up to.

We will not contact you - if you want to ring us back we'll give you a code number

You may get a cash reward if your information results in an arrest and charge

Rewards are paid by CRIMESTOPPERS TRUST without you ever revealing your identity to anyone You won't have to go to court - No-one will know who gave the Police the tip off

How does it work?

Your call is free anywhere in the country you won't be asked your name, address or phone number ever

Problems with Drugs, Car Crime etc ring NOW
we need to know

Phone 0800 555 111

Environmental Health

Loud Music - Barking Dogs - Alarms - Shouting people - D I Y

01772 906907
during office hours

(8.45 to 5.30pm) Monday to Friday or 01772 794728 at all other times.

Callers will be given a password which they can quote if they make any further complaints.

You do not have to put up with an inconsiderate neighbour phone now!

Dog Warden
Dog Welfare Officers on Preston 906161

By Law - Your dog must wear an I D disc showing your address.
By Law - You must clean up after your dog in any public place.
By Law - You must not let your dog out on its own at any time
By Law - You must not let your dog bite or frighten anyone.
By Law - Barking dog's can be considered a noise nuisance.

The dogs (fouling of land) Act 1996 makes it an offence not to clean up after your dog in area's accessible to the public. This can also include certain private land. Failure to comply with this law may result in a fine of up to £1000. Preston City Council's Dog Welfare Service has successfully fined people who failed to clean up after their dog. However, most offenders are actually dealt with by issuing a fixed penalty notice. It is only where such a notice remains unpaid that the offence is then referred for prosecution. *A blind person with a guide dog is not included in this law
It is not a reasonable excuse to say that you were unaware that your dog had fouled (whether by reason of not being in the vicinity or otherwise), or you do not have a suitable means of removing the waste.

Car Clear
Car clear is a partnership between Lancashire Constabulary, the Fire Brigade and Preston City Council, that developed vehicle removal scheme to remove abandoned vehicles within 30 minutes

The scheme involves:

101 Removal Scheme
30 minute removal

Police/Fire Scheme
30 minute removal

Community Vehicle Scheme
30 minute removal at any time

Community Awareness

Informing people of the problem and offering ways of helping to reduce it, including a dedecated hotline to report abandoned vehicles.

Hotline: 01772 209199
Further information: Click here