Telephone: 999 or 111
If you believe a situation to be an emergency, i.e. you believe that your own safety or that of another individual is at risk, you should notify the emergency services. In the UK, you must dial 999 (or 9999 from an internal phone). Once you are connected to a call handler, you’ll have to answer a series of questions to establish what is wrong, such as:
After contacting the emergency services, if you are able to do so, please also inform the porter on duty of the situation. Any situation involving fire or accident on the College site should always be reported to the porter as a full report must be made of the incident.
Telephone: 0191 3345470
Mobile: 07824131678
Email: ustinov.porters@durham.ac.uk
The porters should be your first point of contact with any queries or problems. They are on duty 24 hours every day, and are based at Porters Lodge, Sheraton House, Sheraton Park.
The College operates a duty rota so that a Senior Emergency Officer is always on call should an emergency situation arise within the College or for a College member. The Senior Emergency Officer can be contacted through the porter on duty, and the porter makes the decision as to when to contact the Senior Emergency Officer on duty. If the porter is able to resolve the situation, a full report will still be made by email so that a member of the College team can follow up, as required, on the next working day.
Telephone in emergencies: 0191 334 3333
Telephone: 01913342222
Email: security@durham.ac.uk
Telephone: 101
Email: customerservice@durham.pnn.police.uk sean.tindale@durham.pnn.police.uk
Ask for Durham Constabulary or the University Police Liaison Officer, Sean Tindale
Web: www.durham.police.uk
If you are worried about your safety and feel at risk of harming yourself please access help immediately through one of these contacts.
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