NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH – OUR NEWS- JULY 26

Our News 20 July Hello Neighbours, Hopefully you will have seen our ASB awareness campaign on social media. The aim is to educate, empower and encourage people to understand the issue and make reports. But even more powerful than reporting, is prevention. Neighbourhood Watch is built on a shared belief that stronger…

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH – OUR NEWS – MAY 26

    Our News May 2026 is here! Hello Neighbours,  We have another bumper crop of interesting news from the network to share this month. We are cramming so much in, I’m genuinely considering going to a fortnightly format. I wonder if shorter newsletters every other week, might be easier…

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH GROUPS

There are active Neighbourhood Watch groups throughout the area. They are: Barnhurst Road Barnhurst Close Chelwood Ave Childwall Abbey Road Childwall Lane Childwall Park Avenue Childwall Priory Road Church Green Countisbury Road Crossways Dunbabin Road Ewden Close Hilltop Road Inchcape Road Irene Road Kendal Rd Kenilworth Road North Barcombe Oulton…

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH – OUR NEWS – APRIL 26

Neighbouthood Watch Newsletter  April 26    Our News – April 2026 Hello Neighbours, April is the ‘cruellest month’ according to opening of the famous poem The Wasteland. But we disagree, our news this April is actually very exciting. We’re sharing insights into the new plans for police reform, a minute of…

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH – OUR NEWS – MARCH 26

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH  –  OUR NEWS – MARCH 2026   Hello Neighbours!  A belated Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus (or Happy St David’s day) everyone, but especially our 52,000 members in Wales. St David was a 6th century monk, born in Pembrokeshire who famously advised: “Do the little things in life.” I love that…

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH – OUR NEWS – JANUARY 2026

Our News – January 2026 Happy new year Neighbours! I hope that 2026 is treating you very kindly. For me, January arrived with a bang, or two bangs actually. I toppled over on an icy patch of pavement, not once but twice. It was *extremely* painful. Please take extra care…

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