With the sun shining and a great atmosphere throughout the event, it was wonderful to meet so many visitors and hear how Neighbourhood Watch has helped people in their communities and local areas. We were also delighted to speak with someone interested in starting a Rural Watch scheme and to see lots of interest in Neighbourhood Alert.
It was wonderful to watch the talented riders and magnificent horses competing, while enjoying all the activity around the event. It was certainly a busy day, and of course, one of our highlights was meeting plenty of lovely dogs along the way, one of whom was beautiful Yeti! 
Do you know about the BHS Horse i App? The app makes it quick and easy to report horse-related incidents and near misses, helping the British Horse Society improve equine safety. Find out more: https://www.bhs.org.uk/…/record…/incident-report-form/
We were also raising awareness of BT’s Digital Voice programme, helping people understand what the switchover means, what support is available, and how to stay alert to scams. More information about the switchover can be found here: 
https://www.bt.com/broadband/digital-voice
https://www.bt.com/broadband/digital-voice
A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat, and special thanks to our partners at British Horse Society Scotland and Scone Palace for their kindness, generosity and support, which made our attendance possible.
Working together to build safer, stronger and more connected communities.
