101 is a non-emergency number, introduced in July 2006 by the Northumbria Partnership. The Partnership is made up of Northumbria Police, Northumbria Police Authority and all twelve local councils across Northumberland and Tyne and Wear.
The service provides one, easy to remember number people can use to report community safety and anti-social behaviour issues.
The other questions on the left will tell you about the service in more detail.
Service to end on 31st March 2008
The Northumbria 101 Partnership has expressed disappointment at the end of the
101 non-emergency number service within the Northumberland, Tyne & Wear area.
At a meeting of the 101 Partnership Programme Board on Thursday, 14th February 2...
Future of Northumbria 101 Partnership
NORTHUMBRIA 101 Partnership has expressed disappointment at the end of the
101 non-emergency number service within the Northumbria area.
At a meeting of the 101 Programme Board on Wednesday, January 30th 2008, the Northumbria Partnership...
Castle Morpeth use mobile technology
Environmental Health Staff at Castle Morpeth Borough Council are using the latest mobile technology to respond to customers calling 101 to report noise
