Brunshaw
Neighbourhood
Watch
wycoller park
True spirit of NHW!
Sponteneous letter posted to
a NHW Coordinator's home.
It is so greatly appreciated!
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BRUNSHAW!
Was part of the NATIONAL
Awards at Westminster
Can you spot
our representative?
We won the INNOVATION AWARD
Please send us more of your
ideas to expand our
community spirit and care
As a NHW we major on
Community Cohesion and doing sociable events with neighbours,
to create a strong bond together.
We leave policing to the Police,
simply working with the
Police's LOGGING SYSTEM
along with staying
in dialogue with the Council, the CVS,
Safety Services, Calico etc.,
who are the responsible bodies for
getting things done in our area.
Our NHW aim has been to work with
a Scheme that enables us to safely
talk together, with a background ethos
that we all want to move forward
to give the area in which we live
the freedom of a Well-Being feeling.
When a News Reporter visited
our area in July 2014,
this is exactly what she personally
experienced.
She spoke of this good feeling
on Radio Lancashire.
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To make Neighbourhood Watch work
is simple....
- Raise awareness with neighbours
around where you live,
it could be 2 or 3 or even 93
- Contact between neighbours
could be verbal or
by written details through the door,
or email
- Some schemes create their own website
To keep your Scheme vibrant
To obtain window stickers
and be covered by insurance,
register with the
National Neighbourhood Watch
email via the website...
enquiries@ourwatch.org.uk
or
phone:- 0116 402 6111.
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Links for Neighbourhood Watch
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There is also an 'alert' system operated by
the Neighbourhood Policing Team
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Share your photos
and videos.
Ring co-ordinator or
contact us
Everyone
can be part of the
News Team!
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By its very nature,
it is a voluntary scheme,
run solely by residents.
Each scheme is unique,
because it is driven
by people from
their own doorsteps.
The aim of residents communicating together
under a recognised label is
to bring an identity so that they can have a voice amongst wider community affairs;
to create an agreement between neighbours
that they wish to actively uphold
the laws of the land
to help support neighbours who may
fall victim to or become vulnerable to crime;
to help live in an amicable partnership with
Providers of the local area;
- Contact local Providers such as
Fire and Emergency to advise them
that you are a Scheme.
They are very keen to provide
FREE fire checks and
any free equipment that would
safeguard against the risk of fires.
- Some Schemes have various ideas
to raise the friendliness of their area,
such as holding a regular meeting
to download community information,
or a popular one is to join in with
the Macmillan Coffee Morning
held nationally in September.
- For sharing Regional good practice
and staying informed, contact
corner of
coleshill avenue
and brunshaw avenue
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News of Local Events, Activities
and Crime Prevention
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