This section of the website is being designed to ensure that all Neighbourhood Watch members, and those who may be seeking membership can have their questions answered.
If there is something that you feel should be added to this section, please do not hesitate to contact us using the details below.
- Contact Us
- Free Information for NHW Groups
- How to contact your Beat Officer
There are a number of ways in which you can contact the police officer who has responsibility for the area where you live with non-urgent enquiries.
- Telephone and Mail Preference Services
How to register your address and telephone number to ensure you are nolonger pestered by unwanted salespersons.
- Garden Crime
Securing your shed or garage might not be the first thing to cross your mind when you think of crime prevention. However, with the array of lawnmowers, power tools, garden equipment, bicycles and sports equipment kept in them, security measures should certainly be put into place.
- KNOW IT ALL - for parents
- Ordering Leaflets and NW Information
- Satellite Navigation Thefts
Don't lose your satellite navigation equipment to car thieves
- Scam Awareness
Make yourself familiar with the latest scams!
- Choosing an intruder alarm
Intruder alarms are widely accepted as an effective deterrent for burglars.
- Tackling Anti Social Behaviour
- Distraction Burglary
Not all burglars break into your home, some try to trick or con their way in.
Known as distraction burglars, or bogus callers, they will try to mislead you or distract your attention to get into your home and steal your money or valuables.
Most people who call at your home will be genuine but sometimes people turn up unannounced, with the intention of tricking their way into your home.
- Rogue Traders
- Vehicle Security Advice
Simple steps to help prevent vehicle crime
- Be Safe Be Secure (PDF, 1.8 Mb)
Is your home safe. Download your pdf version of the Be Safe, Be Secure leaflet here.
- Secure Your Caravan
Secure your Caravan
Your Caravan is vulnerable everywhere. On holidays and touring you rely on it as your ‘home from home’ but a caravan is a lot easier to break in than a house, so even if you are stopping for a short time in a lay-by or motorway service area, it is important to protect it.
- How safe are you on the Internet
Get Safe Online will help you protect yourself against internet threats.
- Holiday & Travel Safety Tips
Useful information to help to ensure that you enjoy a safe and secure holiday.
