| • | "Mad" Frankie Fraser - An ex-gangster who now organizes gangland tours of the East End. Information on the tours and some information on Frankie's criminal past. |
| • | "Ronnie Biggs Used to Visit England" - An article claiming that Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs visited Britain several times in disguise during his 35 years on the run in Brazil. |
| • | BBC - Crime - Crime prevention tips and advice, information on law enforcement and matters such as drugs as well as on the Crimewatch program. |
| • | British Crime Survey - Annual survey of crime levels in England and Wales. Covers both crime reported to the police and unreported crime with information on crime trends. |
| • | Charles Bronson - A serial hostage taker serving life imprisonment, in solitary confinement for 23 out of 27 years behind bars. Life story, current location, photographs and information on current activities. |
| • | Cheddington - A village in Buckinghamshire, most famous for being the location of the Great Train Robbery. Information useful to those wishing to visit the scene and some information on the crime itself. |
| • | Crime Through Time - General information on UK crime, and merchandise. Profiles of criminals, photograph galleries, and links, including merchandising links. |
| • | Find Stolen Art - Database aiming to assist UK police in the recovery and return of stolen antiques and to enable auction houses, collectors and dealers to exercise due diligence. |
| • | Roy "Pretty Boy" Shaw - Personal page, giving details of Shaw's criminal and boxing career. Pictures, list of 22 prisons he has been in, photographs, article and clips. Advice on why not to follow a life of crime. |
| • | Theft Alerts - Aims to provide a way to check whether something has been reported stolen, with the ability to search all theft alerts on different web sites with one click. |
| • | Trace it 4 U - Database for burglary victims to enter any stolen identifiable property. |
| • | UK Police Vehicles - Gallery of images of UK police vehicles, mostly from London and the Home Counties. |
