Neighbourhood Watch Scotland visited staff from Wheatley Homes Glasgow on Monday 2nd September to talk about the benefits of bringing communities together and neighbourliness.
Stronger, more resilient communities start with relationship building and part of this includes information sharing.
Staff from Neighbourhood Watch Scotland will be attending the Garnock Valley Carves event at Beith, North Ayrshire, on Saturday 7th September 2024, taking place between 10am and 5pm.
The team will join members of Beith Orr Park Neighbourhood Watch, including the Co-ordinator who organised the event. For more information please see the photograph and following link:
www.garnockvalleycarve.com
A huge thank you to our partners at the Scottish Illegal Money Lending Unit, Trading Standards Scotland and COSLA for the invitation to their 20th Anniversary Conference on Wednesday 28th August.
Staff from Neighbourhood Watch Scotland are attending a Festival Fun Day, being arranged by Places For People Scotland, on Saturday 31st August 2024 between 11am and 3pm at 1 Hay Avenue, Edinburgh EH16 4RW.
Earlier today the Neighbourhood Watch Scotland team joined colleagues from Police Scotland Edinburgh Prevention, Intervention Partnerships Department at the Gyle Shopping Centre, Edinburgh for a Community Safety Event.
The Neighbourhood Watch Scotland team were back at the Defender Blair Castle International Horse Trials, Blair Atholl on Saturday 24th August along with colleagues from Police Scotland’s Rural, Acquisitive & Business Preventions Team, the British Horse Society Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, ScotEquine and Equine Grass Sickness Fund providing helpful information and advice.
The team visited Glasgow Womens Integration Network at St Matthews Centre on Thursday 22nd August. It was great to meet @OliviaNdoti and the team as well as women from all over the globe, who attend the group on a weekly basis.
The Neighbourhood Watch Scotland Team were at the Defender Blair Castle International Horse Trials, Blair Atholl on Thursday 22nd August along with colleagues from Police Scotland’s Rural, Acquisitive & Business Preventions Team, British Horse Society Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and Royal Air Force.
On Wednesday 7th August the Neighbourhood Watch Scotland Team as part of the Ayrshire Partnership Against Rural Crime (APARC) joined other colleagues from the group, including Police Scotland, British Horse Society Scotland, Scottish Water and East Ayrshire Council at Dumfries House for the Dumfries House Dog Show.
Neighbourhood Watch Scotland staff were also at the Royal Bank of Scotland's Sauchiehall Street branch in Glasgow today with RBS staff, local Police Officer from Greater Glasgow Division, and Trading Standards, speaking to members of the public about scam and fraud prevention as well as the benefits of being part of a Neighbourhood Watch and signing up to Neighbourhood Alert.
