click for NWinfo Homepage
ALERTS
Added23 Jul 
 
RSS Feeds
click for NWinfo RSS News FeedsWatch: 10 Jul
click for WWWatch RSS News FeedsCrime: 11 Jul
News & Information
Home Headlines What's OnHow to Watch Security Advice Links
Communications & Networking
Local NewsForumsMessagesBlogsNeighbourhoodsAds
22 Jul  23 Jul     
Local RSS for Neighbourhood Watch
Crime Alerts RSS Feed
 
Public & Members
Give us Feedback
Text Only Accessibility
Help About Contact Us
Register
 
Find your Neighbourhood
Enter part of postcode or area
Headlines
Neighbourhood Watch Week 2008
Introduction
What do you think?
Whats going on in Denbighshire by bryan jennings
Wales, Denbighshire, Denbigh, LL163HB
Transport OCU’s BusTag
NSGWI
Neighbourhood Watch Police Steering Group for Watch Issues
Straw drops in on Neighbourhood Watch scheme
Worcestershire, Worcester
Mobile phone and driving update
NHWN Updates
The new Neighbourhood Watch organisation for England and Wales.
Good stuff this insurance

NSGWI
Neighbourhood Watch Police Steering Group for Watch Issues
Frank Whiteley, Chief Constable of Hertfordshire Constabulary and ACPO lead on Neighbourhood Watch said:

“The roll out of neighbourhood policing teams means that from April this year, every area in England and Wales will have a dedicated team designed to be flexible and responsive to local needs and priorities. That presents an opportunity for the Police Service to work even more closely with Neighbourhood Watch schemes and improve the cooperation and information sharing between the Police and Watch members. Neighbourhood Watch schemes are not, and never have been, a substitute for policing. On the contrary, the neighbourhood policing rollout is bringing an increased policing presence into local areas and greater opportunities for co-operation with Neighbourhood Watch in identifying issues of local concern and working in partnership with local people to solve them. 

 

“All the case studies mentioned in the paper reflect practice already happening in various parts of the Country. They do not represent Policing on the cheap but a genuine attempt to work better with local people to deal with local concerns."

Neighbourhood Watch in Context
Briefing Paper
Neighbourhood Watch in Context

 

There is considerable overlap in the aims of Neighbourhood Policing and the
Neighbourhood Watch movement, particularly in respect of crime prevention,
sharing intelligence, identifying issues of local concern, being involved in
community problem solving, promoting social cohesion, building community
capacity, public reassurance and confidence in local policing. These aims are
set out more fully in this document.
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/nhw-nhp.pdf 

 
Frank Whiteley
Letter from Chief Constable Frank Whiteley
in reaction to Daily Mail article from 12th February
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/2008_02_13_letter.pdf 
 

Forums

Latest Topic: Community Service 11:49
Does Community Orders sound any better. This is another example of how 'new names' are used without any consideration for existing ones. NHWN should bring this to the attention of both the Home Office & ACPO at once.
Category: Community Matters (2 topics)
Latest Topic: Community Service 10:51
In this doesn’t know where it is or where it is going Society we live in today. A result of the letting matters slide and unconcern from those elected to lead. NO I am not on about NHW Network, but of course I could be. How come Community Service has been allowed to be used as a so called punishment more
Category: Crime & Security (66 topics)
Latest Topic: The Difference - More Violence - More Disorder 22 Jul
“After ten years of sustained investment and progress, we are now moving into a new phase of tackling crime...My vision is of flourishing communities where people are engaged in tackling crime and anti-social behaviour, can see and feel the difference that public agencies are making and feel safer as more
Category: Internet & Email (8 topics)
Latest Topic: The Power of Internet Domain Names 21 Jul
Are the interests of these people devoted to their own county rather than NHWN? These people do not represent a County - they represent a large Government Region and one a whole Country. I can only say that the answer must be a big YES. There is no output or view expressed otherwise. It is not more


Other Documents

Minutes of the December 2007 meeting of NSGWI
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/nsgwi-mins-2007-12-13.pdf
Regional reports

Staffordshire NHW Force Policy
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/nhw-force-policy.pdf
The Police Service has a responsibility in the prevention and detection of
crime, together with its partners.
The replacement Neighbourhood Watch policy will contribute
significantly to meeting the demands of police visibility, accessibility and
public reassurance, and will support the achievement of Force aims.

Leicestershire Service Level Agreement
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/leicestershire-sla.pdf
The purpose of this Service Level Agreement is to add clarity to the expectations of the
Leicestershire Constabulary and the Leicestershire& Rutland County Neighbourhood Watch
Association in relation to the basic support each partner will demonstrate to each other.

Cambridgeshire Statement of Intent
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/cambridgeshire-sit.pdf
Cambridgeshire Constabulary is fully committed to supporting Neighbourhood Watch, Countryside Watch
and associated Watch Schemes.

Cumbria Newsletter
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/cumbria_newsletter-07-07.pdf
County News: Chairman’s report

Cumbria Communications
http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/cumbria_communications.pdf
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats - (S.W.O.T)

 

 

 

http://www.nwinfo.co.uk/nsgwi/docs/nsgwi-mins-2007-10-17.pdf

 
NWinfo.co.uk
copyright 2008 - The Neighbourhood Watch Info Group