Stay Safe on a Night Out

This video below contains useful advice about staying safe during a night out in Cambridge.

Cambridge is a relatively safe place, but usual precautions should be taken, particularly when travelling after dark.

Avoid travelling alone. Stay in groups or pairs and have a mobile phone with charge and credit with you.
Do not consume alcohol beyond your usual safe limits and if you are not used to drinking pace yourself and trust your instincts.
Plan your route before you leave.
Be aware of places you can drop in to if you feel unsafe-such as Porters Lodges, and public places. Please see map-a Bowler Hat indicates where a Lodge is, though bear in mind they may not all be open 24 hours a day. https://map.cam.ac.uk/
If you feel your drink may have been spiked, tell someone (ambulance, security or bar staff) and get help quickly-do not attempt to leave on your own.
Report any unusual or suspicious behaviour to College and/or the Police telephone 999 for an emergency, or 101 for non-emergency, Or anonymously through Crimestoppers via telephone 0800 555 111 https://crimestoppers-uk.org/
If you believe an incident or crime has occurred, but are not sure you want to report it to the police, talk to a non-judgemental professional as soon as possible-College Nurse, GP, Chaplain, Tutor or outside agency such as: