About · Report a concern
If something is wrong, tell us.
How someone behaved, something unsafe on a set, discrimination, or how a decision was made. You do not need proof, and it does not need to have happened to you.
If someone is in danger now
Call 999. For urgent help that is not an emergency, see Get help now.
Who reads it
Every concern goes to our Designated Safeguarding Lead, Nina Karwalska, and is recorded on the day it arrives. If it is about Nina, say so in the message and it will go to another director instead.
You can leave your name out
Leave the name blank and use any email address. Without real contact details we cannot ask you a follow-up question or tell you what happened, but we will still look at it.
What happens next
- We record it the day it arrives.
- We tell you who is looking at it, if you left contact details.
- We act. Where someone may be at risk of harm, we refer it to the local authority or the police. We do not investigate those cases ourselves.
- We tell you the outcome, as far as we are able to.
Nobody is treated any differently for raising a concern in good faith.
You never have to come to us first
You can go straight to the police (999, or 101 if it is not an emergency), the NSPCC Helpline on 0808 800 5000, your local council's safeguarding team, or your union. For bullying or harassment at work in screen, CIISA takes confidential reports. More routes are on Get help now.