101 - Service
101
101 is a new 24-hour number provided by your police and local council to deal with community safety issues, including certain non-emergency crime, policing and anti-social behaviour.
101 is for
Calls to the service cost 10p from landlines and mobiles and will be recorded for training, quality monitoring and public safety purposes.
You should still dial 999 when there is immediate danger or you witness a crime taking place.
Your Cardiff, Online February 3rd 2010
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