Weeknotes 1. Our first weekly newsletter for Neighbourhood Watch Week 2025
Author: karl
VAWG report is worth a read
The end of year report (2024-25) for the Violence against women and girls (VAWG) initiative is now out. This report shows just how much work has been going on to tackle this serious issue. Well worth a read.
The North East Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) publishes a few newsletters throughout the year sharing latest news. Worth a read and the Spring 2025 edition is now out.
A big thank you!
This week is national Volunteers’ Week. And because Neighbourhood Watch coordinators and their teams and committees are all volunteers – we’d like to say a really big thank you for the work that you all do.
It’s Neighbourhood Watch Week 2025
This week (1-7th June 2025) starts off the national Month of Community with both Volunteers’ Week but also Neighbourhood Watch Week. Have a read about what’s happening. What is your community group up to?
The annual JSIA survey asks all residents to share views on crime and issues. Make sure you have your say before 12th May.
Romance Scams. How to avoid
This month Ourwatch has been focusing on sharing advice on Romance scams. Have a read about the advice and the resources available and share them with others.
The second article this week that we’re sharing about staying safe online and dealing with cybercrime. Action Fraud has been launching a set of advice this week about social media, but also see our previous article from Humberside Police about staying safe online
The first of a couple of articles we’re sharing about staying safe online and dealing with cybercrime. Action Fraud has been launching a set of advice this week about social media, but this first article is more local from Humberside Police
Ourwatch are asking for your thoughts and feedback on their next strategy. Here’s the introduction and link to the survey.
Some quick CCTV advice
Some advice from Humberside Police on installing CCTV at home
We’ve been distributing copies of a new DOT magazine aimed at keeping older people safe from scams
Fax QR codes and parking scams are doing the rounds. Find out more after this alert from NELC.
Find out how you can have your say on the review of PSPO’s that cover ASB’s
Fraudwatch Q3 report
Read the Q3 report on the progress of the Fraudwatch programme across Humberside.