Q4 Review Meeting
Another positive meeting with the NottsWatch Trustees plus Comms and Community Teams. Minutes will be uploaded shortly to About Us > Minutes > Review Meetings.
We were delighted that Pete Holland, recently appointed Chair for Nottinghamshire Cromestoppers, has agreed to join us as a Trustee. If any readers are interested in joining our growing and ambitious team, see details from the home page.
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- Sue Sambells
How many Beavers can you fit into a Police car?
That was the question asked of the 2nd Bramcote Beavers by NottsWatch Chair, Sue Sambells, at the presentation she had arranged with Simon Wilson, who does a great job providing fun, education and discipline to 25 Beavers in Bramcote each Tuesday evening.
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- Sue Sambells
Newark scheme collaboration success
NottsWatch are delighted to announce the positive strides being made in Newark.
The Newbury estate, which consists of around 300 houses, now has its own Neighbourhood Watch scheme with more areas expected to be added soon.
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- Matt
What a Godsend !
Two days after Christmas, 70 year old Ladybrook resident, Kate Allsop took a nasty tumble near the garage on Ladybrook Lane. When a gentleman who was passing by saw what had happened, he went to assist and took Kate into the garage. He then looked through Kate’s contact list in her mobile phone and being first in her address book, a young local man called Anthony Wharmby answered.
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- Sue Sambells
SLA Meeting
The NottsWatch Trustees met with CI Sukesh Verma, Lead and Helen Ridley, Partnerships Officer, for Nottinghamshire Police's Citizens in Policing Team on 1 October 2018 to discuss drafting a new Service Level Agreement (SLA) to replace our current SLA. Helen explained the police had already met with Nottinghamshire County Council and we all agreed the most effective way forward was to draft a collaborative Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which would also replace our current MoU with Notts CC.
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- Sue Sambells
