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Crime Prevention

Crime Prevention

Crimes against a business can be wide and far reaching and can have a significant impact both directly and indirectly.

Welcome to the National Business Crime Centre. This is a resource for police and businesses to learn, share and support each other to prevent and combat crime.

The site is packed with useful information, advice and case studies which will help you fight crime affecting businesses, staff and their interests.

Safe Spaces Scheme extended to Private Security Industry

Safe Spaces Scheme extended to Private Security Industry

The Safe Spaces scheme, which was launched by the NBCC last year to make retail outlets a safe space for people in need of help, is being extended to include private security organisations and indi...
NBCC launches night time economy crime prevention initiative

NBCC launches night time economy crime prevention initiative

Following the success of the NBCC Safer Business Action (SaBA) Days initiative, the NBCC has launched a new crime prevention initiative aimed at tackling business crime in the night time economy. ...
Over 200 SaBA Days planned for the national month of action

Over 200 SaBA Days planned for the national month of action

The NBCC has been overwhelmed by the level of support from police and partners for the national month of action to tackle retail crime, with over 200 individual SaBA Days planned already.  The ...
Business Support

Business Support

There are a vast number of different agencies, organisation, websites and information our there to support businesses in preventing crime and help what to do when a crime has been committed. In fact there is so much support it can be confusing to know where to turn for what.
Crime Prevention

Crime Prevention

Crimes against a business can be wide and far reaching and can have a significant impact both directly and indirectly.
Partnerships

Partnerships

One of the main roles of the National Business Crime Centre is to improve partnership working to accurately understand and reduce the impact of crime by supporting and co-ordinating activity between UK police forces and the business community.