Police services

The Sussex Police is set up into six divisions, each lead by a Superintendent as Divisional Commander. These divisions are then split into districts which are then commanded by a Chief Inspector.

Sussex Police policy is about putting local communities first and their needs and issues and priorities are at the heart of local policing.

Recently they have joined up with rural communities so that they can stop crime in the town and country. To help stop rural crime they launched Farm and Countryside watch which also demonstrates how close and concerned they are with communities in the town and country.

Sussex Police pride themselves in being accessible to all those in need, and are therefore visible around town, are locally known, and are knowledgeable about the area.

If you wish to contact someone within the police force, then here are some useful numbers:

Sussex Police (emergency): 999

Sussex Police (non-emergency): 0845 6070999

Crimestoppers (if you have information regarding a crime) 0800 555111

Horsham Domestic Violence Drop in: 07961 022442 (Thursdays)

Domestic Violence Helpline: 0207 3922092

Childline: 0800 1111

Samaritans: 0345 909090

Horsham Mediation Service: 01403 258900

Horsham Victim Support: 01403 750 450

Saxon Weald: 01403 226000

Community Safety: 01403 215124

Anti-social Behaviour Team: 0845 6070999 ext. 30233

Horsham North ASB Caseworker: 07793 908837

Horsham South ASB Caseworker: 07734 231040

Street Scene team: 01403 215533

Ashington Neighbourhood Warden: 01903 891543

Steyning, Bramber, Upper Beeding Neighbourhood Warden: 01903 813236

You can also report a crime online at. www.actionfraud.org.uk

For information about your local Neighbourhood watch team, or if you want to join then go to www.neighbourhoodwatch.net

For anymore information about your local police station or constabulary the visit www.sussex.police.uk

Horsham Police Station is located on Hurst Lane.