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Emergency 
Report and Support cannot provide an immediate response to urgent concerns or ongoing incidents. If there is an immediate risk of serious harm to you or anyone else please call the emergency services on 999 (to call from a University extension dial 9999). Please also notify the University’s Security and Response Team on 01334 46 8999 (to call from a University extension dial 8999). In any other circumstances that require an immediate response, you should call the University’s Security and Response Team on 01334 46 8999. 

Covid-19
To report a Covid-19 incident (for example, if someone persists in breaking the rules or fails to respect community members), visit the Report Covid-19 issues web page.
Students coming forward to disclose or report any form of abuse or assault, including bullying and harassment, discrimination, sexual misconduct or hate crime will not face University disciplinary action for having breached Covid-19 health and safety guidelines. No University disciplinary action will be taken in relation to breaches of Covid-19 health and safety guidelines which are disclosed by students in the process of providing information to the University for the purposes of contact tracing. 


If you know someone who has experienced or is experiencing wellbeing or mental health problems, you can help in the following ways: 
  • Listen. Take the time to listen and talk about what has happened.  
  • Signpost options. Ask them if they’re okay to talk through some possible options for support or how they might report what has happened. Be mindful of your own wellbeing. Do not feel you have to take on the role of a counsellor or therapist. 
  • Help them report. If they want to, and you feel able to, you can help them report their concerns or experiences. 
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There are two ways you can tell us what happened

Report anonymously or Report with contact details