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Public meeting on 22. June 2021

Venue: The Glasshouse, 161 Old Ford Road, London E2 9QB Meeting 18:00 – 20:00 Persons pledged attendance to date: The Mayor John Biggs Chief Inspector Christopher Scammell, Met Police Agenda Welcome and introduction Attendance and Apologies Up-date on issues from previous minutes Neighbourhood Watch Register with THNWA Type of Watch groups Ourwatch OWL Paper register […]

Meet the committee

Our meeting on 12. April 2021 has been changed to adapt to the current Covid-19 conditions. Community Centres can re-open on 12. April and so we are very happy to invite all those who want to meet out committee members to our community centre. Venue: The Glasshouse Community Centre, 161 Old Ford Road, London E2 […]

The neighbour you get to know

is less likely to get involved with criminals is less likely to be exploited by criminals is probably less paranoid will 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 […]

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