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There’s been a lot 2 take in over the past few mths,it can be confusing&stressful;even more so for those more vulnerable/with learning difficulties.We’ve worked with @CALATCroydon to produce a flyer simplyfing the key msgs inc. how 2avoid #COVID19 scams #CroydonTogether #FeelSafe
Latest Newsletter November 2021 out now. Go to cbnwa.com to download your copy now
Calling all Sanderstead residents, come and meet your local Sanderstead SNT tomorrow:-
Wednesday 17th November @ 10.30am
Priscilla's Tea Room
Limpsfield Road, South Croydon
Covid-19 vaccine Q&A for parents and carers of 12 to 15-year-olds
Join the webinar on Thursday 18 November, 6.30pm-7.30pm, to find out more about the vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds and get your questions answered by healthcare professionals.
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Waddon SNT will be at Costa, Colonnades, Purley Way at 1pm this Wednesday 10th November to discuss any issues you may have. Please share this info with neighbours, watches, friends, faith groups etc…this is a great opportunity to go and actually talk to them
Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
NEXT WEEK!
South Croydon Cuppa with a Copper
The next session is
10 Nov 2021
11am to noon
Pick up crime prevention advice, ask a question, meet the local policing team
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Just drop in!
@MPSSouthCroydon
@MPSCroydon
Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
Please can you spare a few minutes, and complete our online survey regarding Street Drinkers. Your input is important to us and will help us deal with local issues on #BroadGreenWard. #StreetDrinkers #ASB #HaveYourSay
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Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
Do you feel confident reporting antisocial behaviour? 43% of people say ASB has affected their mental health and 47% of victims say they have considered moving home. Find out more - > ourwatch.org.uk/asb Speak out to protect your community and #SayNoToASB
Smishing is a form of phishing in which an attacker uses a compelling text message to trick targeted recipients into clicking a link and sending the attacker private information or downloading malicious programs to a smartphone. Beware and don't click links if your unsure!
View the latest edition of the Information Network Bulletin brought to you by Croydon Council’s Trading Standards team. It includes details of some of the latest scams and fraud alerts which we have become aware of in recent months.
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We have recently been made aware of a woman in a waitrose car park distracted by one man through her window whilst another got in her car the other side and was looking through her handbag, thankfully the alarm was raised and they ran off empty handed. Keep your doors locked!
Say no to ASB. Over the next few weeks, please be mindful of other residents , we all like to have a party and a good time but be considerate of your neighbors, loud music should stop by 11pm. Anti-Social Behaviour affects everyone.
CBNWA Crime Prevention Day this Saturday - its not too late to come! 6th Nov 9-3pm at Royal Russell School. Open to all not just members, lots of guest speakers. The event will be opened by the Mayor of Croydon at 9.30am. Email [email protected] for registration details
Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
The first step to speaking out against antisocial behaviour is RECOGNISING It. 47% of people who have experienced ASB say they have considered moving home. To find out more about the effects of ASB visit ourwatch.org.uk/asb Speak out to protect your community and #SayNoToASB
Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
56% of those who either witnessed or were a victim of ASB did not report it. If you suspect it, report it. Find out more about the impact of ASB on real lives by visiting ourwatch.org.uk/asb Speak out to protect your community and #SayNoToASB
Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
During the #AutumnNights, there will be more policing in our Borough's working late's and night's to give you reassurance.
Including more patrols in open spaces providing your safety during the day and night.
@metpoliceuk
Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
Know how to identify your phone if it's stolen. Find your IMEI number by dialling *#06# from your phone and keep a written note of it. If the phone is stolen, report it to the police and your mobile provider to stop it being used. #BeSafe
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Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
Anti-social behaviour can have a lasting impact on neighbourhoods and communities as it often leads to an increase in crime, particularly violence and criminal damage. If you’ve witnessed antisocial behaviour of any kind, find out how to report it:
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Croydon Neighbourhood Watch retweeted
Look into whether something is true and from a reputable source, before passing it on. There’s a lot of misinformation, fake news and ungrounded rumour about people on the internet, some of which has serious consequences when spread #onlinerespect getsafeonline.org/respect
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