New neighbourhood Sergeant (temporary) has had his team on more pro-active duties since he took over, much to most peoples wishes and getting some results.
Today saw the Speed Gun move around many locations within Whittlesey….
Ramsey Road at around 11:40 this morning – my speed 20 mph
| Our research shows two thirds (67%) of people are worried about their home being broken into, yet there are simple, proven measures we can all take to reduce our chances of becoming a victim of burglary by up to 50%.
To help you be and feel safer at home, we are running our Think WIDE(N) burglary prevention campaign (1st-31st March), highlighting the simple, evidence-based WIDE measures which can be taken in any home on a variety of budgets. At Neighbourhood Watch, we also believe neighbours keeping an eye out for each other is key to reducing burglary, so we’ve extended the WIDE acronym to WIDE(N):
To learn more about WIDE(N) and burglary prevention measures, visit ourwatch.org.uk/thinkwiden. John Hayward-Cripps, CEO of Neighbourhood Watch Network, said ‘It is not okay for two-thirds of people to fear being burgled. More needs to be done to help people be and feel safer, and when it comes to burglary, prevention is always better than cure. Since 1982 we have been supporting communities to feel and be safer. We know that by securing your home’s windows, interior, doors, exterior and keeping an eye out for neighbours, we can all give ourselves the best chance of not being burgled. If you have been burgled recently, criminals are familiar with your home and may come back once you’ve had time to purchase new items. Act soon to avoid being retargeted – use the WIDE(N) advice for a combination of simple yet effective prevention measures.’ We have joined forces with our longstanding primary smart security partner, ERA Home Security, to bring their expertise to our Think WIDE(N) burglary prevention campaign. We are excited to invite you to some events this month:
Member discount If you have any questions or feedback regarding the campaign, please email enquiries@ourwatch.org.uk. Kind regards NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH NETWORK, Central Support Team |
Roy G in Thailand 2011 and donated and planted trees there.
What a wonderful idea……Grandparents sponsor a Tree for their Grandchildren.
The youngsters will witness and see their ‘Tree’ grow throughout their lifetime.
Contact me for further details.
Fruit Trees planted @ Park Lane School.
Tree planting at Sir Harry Smith – Credit: Archant (January 2013)
9 years on since being planted Cllr Kay Mayor informs me the ‘tree’ is there and doing well.
I believe everyones had enough statistics for the past 18+ months, so unless there is a major upsurge in infections/hospitalisation this is the final set of stats.
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