LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH ASSOCIATION
Registered Charity No. 1122958
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
New police office opens in village church
A new neighbourhood office has opened in Mountsorrel to provide the beat team with a base at the centre of their beat.
An office has been made available in the Methodist Church on Church Hill Road which is being used by PC 1326 Paul Bird and PCSO 6507 Brian Geeson. Using one of the Force’s new Mobile Data Terminals (MDTs) the officers can log onto the police computer systems without having to return to the police station.
PC 500 Andy Smalley (Beat Officer for the Lutterworth area) and PCSO 6143 Neil Patel (Neighbourhood officer for the Broughton Astley area) will be holding an open day at Lutterworth Police Station on Saturday the 20th of March between 10am and 2pm.
The open day will be an opportunity for local residents to come along and meet their local policing team to discuss local policing issues and to find out more about Smart Water.
Smart Water is a colourless liquid solution that is simply dabbed onto the uneven surfaces of your valuables. It can be used to code all sorts of items such as jewellery, ornaments, electrical items and even your motor vehicle.
Each bottle contains a unique chemical ‘code’ which is registered to you – conclusively proving ownership. It cannot be easily seen by the naked eye and is almost impossible to remove. The liquid glows under ultraviolet light making it easy for the Police to detect.
For more information – you can contact PC Smalley or PCSO Patel by phoning 0116 222 2222 and leaving them a message using their ID numbers (500 for Andy and 6143 for Neil) when prompted.
Henry Whatley (7729)
This is a message to all watch members and key individuals living and working within the Harborough District
Use this link to find the latest Neighbourhood Policing Newsletter for your area. It contains news about your neighbourhood policing priorities, a message about performance from our Local Policing Unit Commander as well as the names, faces and contact details for your local beat officers.
