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The clocks have gone back, the evenings are drawing
in, and halloween has just passed. The concerns of residents turn to safety, and
so the Safer Guildford Partnership have some advice.
To see newsletters sent out by the Safer Guildford
Partnership, see their
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newsletter archive.
On a lighter note, this web-site may amuse or impress
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C4 Best & Worst
>> Please forward this email to your friends and
neighbours, and ask them to ‘CLICK HERE’ to subscribe to
the SCA email newsletter
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Online
Community Safety Survey
Andy Coumbe,
our local Community Safety Warden, is asking residents
to complete an online
survey before 5th November.
This short survey is for those who live or work
in the area, and is completely
anonymous, so please be honest, as it
will help to tailor Community Safety
to the needs of each individual ward.
>> CLICK HERE for the online
survey
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Neighbourhood Watch
Schemes
Although local crime levels in Guildford
are amongst the lowest in the country,
many residents are worried about the
possibility of crime affecting them.
You can help to keep crime levels low
and to reassure those worries by forming
a local Neighbourhood Watch Group.
What does being part of Neighbourhood
Watch involve?
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Looking out for your neighbours,
particularly the vulnerable
ones, as you go about your daily
life. |
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Working together to make your
neighbourhood feel a safer,
nicer place to live in. |
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Using crime prevention advice to
make your home, your property
and your family more secure. |
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Keeping your eyes open for the
unusual and informing the Police
quickly of any suspicious
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IT DOES NOT INVLOLVE REGULAR ACTIVITIES
OR PATROLLING THE STREETS, AND IT COSTS
NOTHING.
If you would like further details please
reply to this newsletter or contact
Andy Coumbe (07876 578431) or Crime
Reduction Officers
PC Graeme Ingate (01483 630546) or
Ron Keeley (01483 630544). |
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Guess the
Object Quiz
Friday 7th
December at Emmanuel Church at 7.30pm is
a date for your diaries.
Teams of up to 6 people will compete to
identify mystery objects, with prizes
and a raffle. Cheese and biscuits, as
well as tea and coffee will be provided,
or you could bring your own wine and
glasses if you prefer. All profits
raised will go to the Stoughton Massive
Youth Club and a spring outing for
Stoughton seniors.
For further information, or to book
tickets, please contact
Jan Cook (01483 888287) or
Sheila Willis
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Youth Club
The Stoughton Massive youth club
continues to grow! If you have a child
aged between 10 and 14 years old, who
might benefit from joining, why not
contact
Sheila Willis
(07967 986569)?
The
club
is also looking for volunteers who
might like to give up one evening (2
hours) twice a month to help with the
activities. To give you an idea of the
things we do, take a look at some of our
forthcoming activities:
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31st
Oct |
Fright Night at Thorpe Park |
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14th
Nov |
TBC |
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28th
Nov |
Celebration of our first
anniversary |
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12th
Dec |
Pottery painting and Christmas
party |
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