Helpdesk services in Cheshire

Wednesday, 31 August 2022 18:00

A reminder that from Thursday 1st September Cheshire Police's Public Helpdesk services are changing.

Locations providing Helpdesk services will be Blacon, Crewe, Macclesfield, Warrington and Widnes, with opening hours of 8am-5pm, Monday to Saturday.

The changes come as part of programme of improvements to how the public can contact police in Cheshire, with resources significantly boosted in our Force Control Centre – as we know that phone and email is the preferred method of contact for most of you.

It will help us answer calls more quickly, deploy officers more quickly, and generally provide a better service overall.

Further details of the changes and which helpdesks will no longer be open can be found on our website:

Improvements to how the public can contact police in Cheshire will soon be introduced

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