We want you to stay safe this Christmas so you and your family can enjoy all the festivities.
Read our advice on how to stay safe during the festive season.
We want you to stay safe this Christmas so you and your family can enjoy all the festivities.
Read our advice on how to stay safe during the festive season.
Police work with local retailers to ensure you can shop in a safe environment over the Christmas period.
To help us keep you safe you should:
Shopping online for your next bargain? Follow these top tips on how to shop safely online.
We want everyone to feel safe and secure in their home.
Most burglaries are opportunistic, and there are simple precautions you can take to protect your home and belongings. To deter thieves, here are some tips on how to protect your home this Christmas:
We know that incidents of domestic abuse can increase over the Christmas period. Everyone has the right to feel safe in their own home. If you or someone you know is suffering from domestic abuse, please contact police on the non-emergency 101 number or 999 in an emergency. You can also use our non-emergency reporting form.
If you need help but you are too afraid to speak you can use the silent solution:
Police want everyone to enjoy festive nights out safely, so we are asking you to get informed about sexual consent.
Find out everything you need to know about consent at https://www.psni.police.uk/safety-and-support/advice-and-information/sexual-consent
Police work with the local hospitality sector and patrolling night life areas to create safe social spaces for everyone during the festive season.
You can help us to keep you safe by:
If you are feeling unsafe on a night out then you can approach trained venue staff or security and ask them for 'Angela'. The 'Ask For Angela' safety initiative is being rolled out to bars, clubs and other licensed businesses across Northern Ireland.
Visit our Partner Resources section to find out how your business can partner with the Police Service of Northern Ireland to help keep people safe over the Christmas period.