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If you see or experience harassment, discrimination, hate crime, assault, bullying, sexual violence, spiking or domestic abuse, you can submit a named or an anonymous report. Submitting a named report will mean that a member of Student Wellbeing Services contacts you to offer an appointment, to discuss your options. 

 

 

 

For emergencies and urgent help, please call 999.  

You can call Security if you are on campus: 01225 875555 

For non-urgent medical attention – contact your GP or call 111 

 

For sexual violence that has happened within the last 7 days, your local Sexual Assault Referral Centre can take forensic evidence. You do not need to make a decision about reporting to the police (forensic evidence can be stored for up to 7 years). They can also help with emergency contraception and sexual health testing.  

 

Do not submit a Report and Support form until after you have received emergency help. 

 

Submitting a form on Report and Support does not directly initiate a formal disciplinary investigation. It will connect you to Student Wellbeing Services (or HR for staff-related reports) who can discuss reporting and support options, and support you to make a formal disciplinary report if you want to do this.  

 

Your submitted form is treated confidentially within Student Wellbeing Services (or HR for staff-related forms).
Please note that we cannot guarantee confidentiality for you and/or others named in a report if there are risk concerns. 

Click here for more information about how Report and Support works.