LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH ASSOCIATION
Registered Charity No. 1122598
Constituted in partnership with Leicestershire Constabulary, we represent ALL Neighbourhood Watch members registered with the Police within the Leicestershire Constabulary area.
The Association provides services FREE OF CHARGE for and on behalf of ALL Watch schemes and groups of schemes/associations in the Leicestershire & Rutland policing area that are registered with the police.
- National NHW Issues
These pages are dedicated to updating our local membership on the future of the Neighbourhhod Watch movement at a national level.
There are currently over 3000 co-ordinators within the county area; your road is no different to theirs, so why not join today.
If you would like to receive an information pack on how to become involved in Neighbourhood Watch please phone the following number, leaving your name, address and a daytime telephone number:
County Association Secretary : 0116 222 2222 ext 3871
Extra places have been made available for watch members from Leicestershire to attend the national Neighbourhood & Home WatchConference to be held on 20th February at the Holiday Inn, Peterborough West. All travel expenses will be reimbursed.
Your members can now register their interest in attending the Conference on 20th February by using this link: www.conferencesearch.co.uk/nhwnevents
Marion Lewis
Chair : Neighbourhood & Home Watch Network ( England & Wales)
e. nhwn.1@btinternet.com
Officers from the city have released the images of two men they are trying to trace in connection with a burglary in Leicester.
The incident happened in September last year (Wednesday September 30, 2009) when two men posing as police officers stole items from a storage unit at a business premises in Leicester. The two men approached staff at the business and, after flashing what looked like a police badge, told them they had a warrant to search a unit.
A new Inspector is taking over as Commander of Melton Local Policing Unit (LPU).
Inspector John Gray will start on Monday 18th January 2010 and takes over from Inspector Nigel Peters who has been running the station since November 2006. Insp. Peters will take up a role as an Operational Command Inspector managing incidents across the North Area.
Inspector Gray, who is 41 and lives in the Melton area, started his career with Leicestershire Constabulary twenty years ago in April 1990 after doing a degree at Leicester University. He spent the first six years of his career as a Police Constable in the city before transferring to Norfolk Police in 1996 as an Acting Sergeant working in Great Yarmouth.
