Heritage Crime
If you're concerned about crime or anti-social behaviour affecting historic sites and buildings in England, find out here what we're doing to tackle the problem and how you can help.
If you're concerned about crime or anti-social behaviour affecting historic sites and buildings in England, find out here what we're doing to tackle the problem and how you can help.
What is heritage crime and how big a problem is it? Find out how our Heritage Crime Programme works with partners to tackle crime.
How to report a heritage crime and what happens next.
Crime prevention needs people like you who are willing to monitor the condition of the historic places you care about in your area.
This page provides information for organisations, particularly local authorities, who deal with heritage crime and the consequences of crime.
Neighbourhood Policing, used to tackle local crime and anti-social behaviour, also provides a useful model for tackling heritage crime.
A Memorandum of Understanding has been drawn up as part of a nationwide initiative to tackle heritage crime.
An online training scenario for Police Officers, Police Community Support Officers and Specialist Constables in an urban setting.
We have developed this online training scenario for crown prosecutors to provide guidance on identifying and successfully prosecuting heritage crime.
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