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Category: Neighbourhood Watch
Neighbourhood Watch Network 1. Introduction 1.1 Neighbourhood Watch is the largest crime prevention volunteer organisation in England and Wales with over 2.3m members and 90,000 street coordinators, with a well-known and trusted brand which is recognised by 95% of the population. Volunteers are supported locally in most police force areas by a sustainable infrastructure of … Continue reading Information for the PCC
The fear of losing time, getting involved and extra complications, hinders people from reporting crime. Just do it anonymously. The Tower Hamlets Neighbourhood Watch Association, enables you to report crime completely anonymously in E1, E2, E3, E14. All we ask is timedateplacedescription (optional)create yourself a referenceup-load voice filevideodoc We do not monitor your email, IP … Continue reading Don’t waste time, report the crime
is less likely to get involved with criminalsis less likely to be exploited by criminalsis probably less paranoidwill help improve community safety Community anonymity can help produce paranoia in people, so that school children for example may believe those who tell them they need knives to protect themselves because there is danger around. That myth … Continue reading The neighbour you get to know
Criminals are using the potential rise in unemployment as an opportunity to advertise fake job listings that require little skills or qualifications and offer high salaries. Applicants are generally asked to pay an upfront fee to cover the cost of DBS checks or training programmes for jobs that don’t exist, with job descriptions taken from … Continue reading Fake job listings scam
Let’s Talk Drugs - an anti drug campaign created by young people for young people will run from 8th-22nd Feb -> http://ourwatch.org.uk/drugsknowmore . Make sure to follow the campaign on Let's Talk Drugs Twitter and Instagram handles @drugsknowmore
Tower Hamlets Neighbourhood Watch Association (THNWA) 