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The most important pages are the news and blog.
Latest updates in bold.
The news page has the latest Mid Sussex crime,
security, police and community safety news including Op Beatsweep
details, Community Message 41 download, details of the spring Mid
Sussex Neighbourhood Watch newsletter, a recent Search Teams training
exercise, the Speedwatch campaign and Operation Crackdown campaign.
Details of Neighbourhood Policing support of
Neighbourhood Watch in Mid Sussex using Neighbourhood Specialist
Teams.
Updated May 08
See our bogus page for guidance on how to
reduce doorstep crime, also details on Operation Secure, the Nominated
Neighbour scheme and the SAY no to doorstep callers campaign.
The scams page has details of the latest phone,
on-line, Internet, e-mail, mobile phone and postal scams. Has
pictures of a tampered ATM card slot.
Messages to coordinators, notes, information, meeting dates and a
contact form for Neighbourhood Watch
Coordinators in Mid Sussex.
We have many crime prevention tips and ideas
in and around the home and garden and when out and about.
Security products available from Mid Sussex
Neighbourhood Watch are on the products page, including an
easy-to-print pop-up order form.
The latest page contains recent warnings and crime
alerts in the Hassocks area.
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The spring Mid Sussex
Neighbourhood Watch newsletter, Watch Out can be viewed online, as
can previous issues.
Our Mid Sussex crime blog has ongoing
postings on current crime and security issues in the area.
Spring seasonal crime prevention
advice is now on the seasonal page.
Crime and disorder in Sussex
Comprehensive crime statistics for the Mid Sussex area.
Community contact details for relevant
community organisations, agencies and local companies, including whom to
report anti-social behaviour.
The PC security page has lots of
information on how to protect yourself and your computer against security
risks, including children and young adults advice on using social
networking sites.
Updated April 08
We have many handy links to other Neighbourhood
Watch, crime prevention and community related websites.
Here
are details on how to set up a Neighbourhood
Watch scheme in Hassocks, Keymer and Clayton with a list of roads
covered.
The Data Link scheme can provide essential
information in an emergency for vulnerable people.
Also:
Rapid Action Teams
Roads covered by NHW
in Hassocks
Firework Legislation
PDF document
downloading and printing information
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