The Haringey Borough Association of Neighbourhood Watches provides information and materials for all the Neighbourhood Watches in Haringey.

Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches Meeting.

The Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches would like to invite you to attend their next meeting.

Date: Wednesday 7th March 2012
Venue: Turkish Cypriot Community Centre, 628-630 Green Lanes, N8 0SD
Time: 7.30pm

Please note this meeting has been rescheduled from the original February date and is being held at a new venue which has good transport links. Directions and a map are shown on the second page of the agenda.

There will be a very interesting guest from the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers, who will be giving a presentation on their work in Haringey, followed by a questions and answers session.

Police Inspector Forde will be on hand with an update on Safer Neighbourhoods Teams and to answer any of your questions.

Please feel free to invite and bring along members of your Watch.

I look forward to seeing you on 7th March.

Appeal Following Nightclub Shooting in Tottenham.

Police were called to Rudolph's nightclub in High Road, N17, at approximately 3.45 a.m, 21st January, following reports of a male injured by a firearm. London Ambulance also attended and the man, aged 20, was taken to an east London hospital for treatment to a gunshot wound to the leg.

Officers from Trident continue to investigate the circumstances of the incident. No arrests have so far been made.

Detective Constable Dave Roberts of Trident said:

"The venue is believed to have been busy at the time this shooting occurred and whoever is responsible showed no regard for those in attendance. I would urge anybody who has information that could assist this investigation to get in touch as soon as possible."

Witnesses and anybody who can assist the investigation can call 101 or leave a message for Trident on 020 8217 7366. To speak anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

A Message from Haringey Borough Commander, Det Chief Supt Sandra Looby.

“While working closely with the community and our partner agencies during 2011, one thing that has been incredibly apparent is that we are united in the common goal of making Haringey safer and it is together that we will overcome the challenges of the future.

“I would like to thank anyone in the community that has involved themselves in making Haringey safer, in particular those members of the public that have stepped in to provide first aid when someone has been hurt and anyone that has approached an officer or picked up a phone to tell police about their concerns or provide information about crime.

“I would like to pay tribute my officers and staff, who have worked long hours in difficult circumstances to protect the public, and to the many members our extended police family made up of members of the community who give their free time because they want to do something positive; our young Volunteer Cadets, Special Constables and those that provide valuable support in a variety of roles under the Met Volunteer Programme.

“I encourage the community to continue to involve themselves in making Haringey safer and to talking to us about their concerns. We will make the most of the information provided by taking action. It is in response to your information about crime and disorder that we have carried out numerous operations, made dozens of arrests, closed down addresses linked to drugs and prostitution and convicted many criminals in 2011.

“In 2012, we will continue to target criminals, to keep them on the back foot and to bring them to justice, not only through high-profile operations - such as Target to crack down on property theft, Connect to divert young people from violent gangs and Hawk to tackle local crime concerns - but in every aspect of the work that we do, every single day of the year.

“While doing all we can to prevent people becoming a victim of crime in the first place, my officers and staff will continue to work with our partner agencies to provide the best possible support to anyone that has the misfortune of becoming a victim of crime.

“We remain resolutely committed to delivering a high quality and professional police service, reducing crime and listening and responding to all of our communities to make Haringey safer.

“On behalf of all of my officers and staff, I wish all of our communities and partners a safe and peaceful time over the festive season and into the New Year."

Find out more about policing in Haringey and how you can get involved at www.met.police.uk/haringey

The Next Quarterly Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches Meeting Will Be on Wednesday 7th March .

The Previous Quarterly Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches Meeting Was on December 13th.

The September 2011 Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches Meeting was on 13th September 2011.

The June 2011 Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches Meeting was on Tuesday 14th June at 7.30pm.

The 2011 Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches Annual General Meeting was on Tuesday 15th March at 7pm until 9pm .

Watching out for the Vulnerable. - An Appeal from the Samaritans.

Met. Safer Neighbourhoods Young People's pages

If you are interested in Neighbourhood Watch in Haringey, please contact the Neighbourhood Watch Link Manager.

Is your street covered by a watch?

25 Years On.

On the 6th October 2010 the Metropolitan Police honoured the life of PC Keith Blakelock - 25 years on from his murder on the streets of Haringey.

Scams in the Name of Charity

Most people have received leaflets from charities asking for donated goods to be left at a prearranged spot for collection on a specific day.

Anti-Drink Drive Campaign.

The Metropolitan Police Traffic Unit are carrying out patrols dedicated to reducing drink / drug driving. They are being supported by officers across all boroughs.

Scams

Yet another scam to be aware of. Police issued a warning about a scam being used by unscrupulous con artists.

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