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Useful Telephone Numbers

999

Urgent Crime

Report an emergency. Violence or threats of violence. Danger to life.

A crime in progress or offenders committing crime have recently been disturbed.

Road accident where people are injured, or has badly affected traffic.

101

Non-urgent Crime

Report a crime or anti social behaviour which is non urgent.

For example - you discover that your car wing mirror was damaged during the night.

101

Safer Neighbourhood Police

General enquiries. Contact your local safer neighbourhood officer. To find out when your local safer neighbourhood office is next on duty.
01730 266551 Environmental Nuisance Report Noise, Litter, Fly-tipping, Abandoned vehicles, Dog fouling or Graffitti.

0800 555 111

Crimestoppers

Call anonymously with information about crime.

Petersfield Police Station Enquiry Desk Opening Hours

Mon, Tue, Th, Fri

0900 - 1700

 

Wednesday

1100 - 1900

 

Calling the Police

 

  • Who? Describe individuals and any vehicles involved.
  • What? Explain what you have seen.
  • Where? Give exact location of criminal activity
  • When? To be effective it must be now.

 

 

Neighbourhood Watch exists to:

  • Cut crime and the opportunities for crime and anti-social behaviour
  • Provide reassurance to local residents and reduce the fear of crime and anti-social behaviour
  • Encourage neighbourliness and closer communities
  • Improve the quality of life for local residents and tenants.

Chairman's Report

To AGM 2009

To AGM 2008

 

It can do this by:

  • Identifying issues of local concern
  • Becoming involved in community problem solving, agreeing regularly which problems to target and what actions to take
  • Getting involved in crime and disorder and anti-social behaviour prevention initiatives
  • Providing volunteer administrators/co-ordinators who assist paid Neighbourhood Watch staff to effectively run Neighbourhood Watch
  • Monitoring and reporting on Anti-Social Behaviour
  • Forming district, county/force-wide associations to share and disseminate good practice
  • Linking into and working with other Watch movements and wider voluntary, public sector and private sector bodies

 

It will do this by:

  • Being a community based organisation, involving residents and tenants who are working together
  • Working in partnership with the police, local authorities and other agencies to reduce crime and disorder
  • Sharing information and advice with the police and other agencies concerning crime and other incidents