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Community Support Officers to work with Homewatch.
The Chief Constable gave the first staff talk at Kings Lynn on
Tuesday 20th November about the changes to be made in the Constabulary
in the short term and over the next 4-5 years. In a nutshell the focus
will be on local policing and much more community improvement.
Encouragingly for us all, was that he saw Home Watch as central to his
local policing plans. All Home Watch co-ordinators have been sent
details to their respective Safer Neighbourhood Teams and in the next
few months will be visited by their respective local police
community support officers. These officers, we have now been assured,
will remain in their posts for a long term, so that the co-ordinators
can get to know and work in partnership with them.
Remember don't Phone
999 unless it's a real Emergency.
In
non-emergency situations you should call 0845 456 4567
Examples of a non-emergency;
'I've been burgled while on holiday....
'My car has been vandalised...
'I think I've found some stolen property....
'There's a noisy gang of teenagers outside....
Further
information on non-emergency number....
If a crime is happening NOW or someone is in danger you
should always call 999
Norfolk
Homecall - Directory of Accredited Companies
Norfolk Home Call is now online and has a directory of
accredited companies offering services. This was set up by Norfolk
County Council to help safeguard older and vulnerable people by
making sure they can obtain reputable businesses for gardening,
plumbing etc. Go to www.
norfolkhomecall.org for further information or call 01603
223243 or fax 01603 223093.
There are several ways that information on accredited providers
is available: - by phone on 01603 223-243 or on-line at www.
norfolkhomecall.org. Thre is also as paper directory available
or an audio tape (for the visually impaired).
Our leaflets can be found in a variety of public places, such
as GP surgeries, libraries and voluntary agencies such as Age
Concern and NNVS.
Useful Links
NORFOLK HOMEWATCH - http://www.norfolkhomewatch.info/
BBC feature - http://www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/features/crackingcrime_homewatch.shtml
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