Police Direct is a high tech messaging service provided by Suffolk Constabulary, which is designed to bring you up to date information about crime and policing issues in your area.

We can send you information by email to your computer, by text to your mobile phone, or by leaving a message on your landline.

The service will give you a range of information relating to policing, which includes the following:

• Latest information on local crime
• Warnings about bogus callers
• Crime reduction advice
• Updates from your Safer Neighbourhood Team

It’s free to join Police Direct and you choose how you want to receive the alerts, via email, text or phone or any combination of these.

You can register up to three postcodes in total. This could be any of the following:

• Your home address
• Your work address
• The address of a relative
• A Marina
• A Stable Yard
• A Farm
• An Industrial Premises

To register, please click on the following link:

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You can also register by telephoning 01473 613997 or by downloading and completing the attached leaflet, and returning it to us. Police Direct Leaflet - this opens in a new window 162kb - (pdf)

When registering you will be asked for information about yourself. You do not have to answer all of the questions if you choose not to, but the more information we have, the better we can ensure that the information we send you is as relevant as possible.

If you are already registered for the service you can also use the link above to amend your details or to deregister from the service.

For any further information or if you have any problems registering, updating or deleting your registration, please contact the Police Direct Team on 01473 613997 or email policedirect@suffolk.pnn.police.uk

Suffolk Constabulary uses the national Police Direct messaging system to provide this service. Further information about this service can be found at: http://www.htk.co.uk/files/HTK_Police_Direct_1.pdf

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