British Transport Police
www.btp.police.uk

City of London Corporation
The City of London Corporation provides local government services for the financial and commercial heart of Britain, the City of London. It is committed to maintaining and enhancing the status of the business City as the world's leading financial centre through the policies it pursues and the high standard of services it provides.
www.cityoflondon.gov.uk

Crimestoppers
Crimestoppers is the only charity helping to solve crimes, and is the only registered charity focused on reporting crime anonymously.The 0800 555 111 number allows the public to ring Crimestoppers and give information to the police with guaranteed anonymity about crime and criminal activity.  A reward is also available for those whose information leads to arrest and charge.
www.crimestoppers-uk.org

Fraud Advisory Panel
www.fraudadvisorypanel.org

Fraud Women's Network
www.fraudwomensnetwork.com

Insurance Fraud Investigators Group
www.ifig.org

Mi5
www.mi5.gov.uk

The City of London Police
The City of London Police is responsible for the safety of everyone in London's 'Square Mile'. There are about 6,000 residents in the City of London although this number is swelled daily by an influx of some 350,000 commuters, people travelling through and tourists.
www.cityoflondon.police.uk

Victim Support London
Victim Support is the independent, national charity for people affected by crime. Employees and volunteers gave free and confidential information and support to 1,500,000 victims last year, whether or not the crime has been reported and regardless of when it happened. Victim Support comprises four key services: In the Community Service, trained volunteers give emotional support, practical help and information to victims of all crime including burglary, racist and domestic violence, sexual assault and the murder of a relative. We also run the Witness Service, which has a presence in every Crown and Magistrates’ court in England and Wales to support and assist witnesses, before, during and after the trial. Last year the Witness Service helped 273,000 people attending court.
 
There are 2 Victim Support telephone help lines: Firstly, the national Victim Supportline (0845 30 30 900) which offers support and information in complete anonymity, which has extended out of hours opening times and support during Crimewatch.  Secondly, Victim Support Plus makes contact with victims of crime to assess their needs. Once these needs have been identified, we ensure that the appropriate service is provided.
victimsupport.org.uk