Businesses and other public buildings that have registered as Safe Places under a national scheme can offer help if anyone at all is anxious, scared or at risk while they are out and about and need support. 

You can recognise a registered Safe Place by a sticker with the official Safe Places logo displayed prominently in the front window.

You can also find the nearest Safe Place to your location by downloading the Safe Places app (free to download on both Apple and Android mobile phones). When you open the app, tap on "Get me to the nearest Safe Place" and it will open a map showing the quickest walking route to the nearest Safe Place that is open.

The first Safe Places already established in Bicester town centre are:

Bicester Toys & Thorntons (Sheep Street)
Cafe 103 (at The Beacon, Wesley Lane)
Imagex (Pioneer Square)
Torino Lounge (Sheep Street)