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Useful Telephone Numbers |
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999
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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Environmental Nuisance |
Report Noise, Litter, Fly-tipping, Abandoned vehicles, Dog fouling or Graffitti. |
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0800 555 111 |
Crimestoppers |
Call anonymously with information about crime. |
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Petersfield Police Station Enquiry Desk Opening Hours |
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Mon, Tue, Th, Fri |
0900 - 1700 |
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Wednesday |
1100 - 1900 |
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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.
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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.
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Chairman's Report
To AGM 2009
To AGM 2008
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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
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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
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