Welcome to the Every Crime, Every Time campaign which encourages businesses to do just that; report all crime, every time to the police.

Crime against business makes up a significant 20% or the 'forgotten fifth' of all recorded crime. Worringly, 40% of businesses do not report crime because of a lack of faith in the criminal justice system. Crime against business has an impact on business productivity, staff morale and the communities they support.

Businesses are reluctant to report incidents to the police because they feel that the police are not interested' or that they ‘have no confidence that offenders will be prosecuted if caught'.

You can do something about it. Report it!

Help to protect your business by reporting Every Crime, Every Time. We encourage you to report crime to the police in the usual way, in the first instance. Alternatively, you can complete the online incident report form and/or log book below. The information you give will be used to inform strategies on tackling crime at a local level as well as influence policy at a regional and national level.

The following documents are available to download:

Welcome letter

Welcome to the campaign, and why you should report Every Crime, Every Time.

Flier/Poster

Print off this A4-sized poster/flier to display on staff notice boards, in windows of your premises, or to hand out to staff and customers.

Incident Report Form

Complete the online reporting form here or download the incident report form above and email it to ecet@fsb.org.uk.  All replies will be collated and analysed.

Incident Log Book

If you do not want to report incidents electronically, print off this log book, complete it for a one month period (run off additional pages if necessary) and post it to us either at the end of a one month period, or when the log book is full.

Letter to MPs/ MSPs/ MLAs

If you are uncertain as to who your MP is, you can go to http://www.theyworkforyou.com/, click on the MP tab and enter your postcode

Press Release