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The Haringey Borough Association of Neighbourhood Watches provides information and materials for all the Neighbourhood Watches in Haringey. DistractionBurglaryLeafletBogus Caller PresentationNoel Park Safer Neighbourhoods Team has teamed up with students at Mount View Academy to put on a play and presentation on bogus callers. This will take place on Tuesday 21st September at 2pm in Wood Green. The play will last for approximately 25 minutes, after which there will be a talk by police officers. Alcohol licensing consultation.>Noel Park Ward residents are invited to attend, however, if any Neighbourhood Watch members are interested in attending please contact the Neighbourhood Watch office for details. Alcohol licensing consultation.
The Home Office have launched a consultation to ask for your opinions on government plans to overhaul the current licensing regime, to give more power to local authorities and police to help them fight alcohol-related crime.
Crying Fowl, Police Wildlife Unit Appeal.Officers from The Metropolitan Police Wildlife Crime Unit and the RSPCA are appealing for information about the illegal trapping of wild birds.
Recently specialist Police Officers have been alerted to the capture of songbirds, particularly Goldfinches. The trapped birds are then sold illegally at local markets or in shops.
The previous QUARTERLY MEETING and Annual General Meeting of Haringey Association of Neighbourhood Watches was on Tuesday 18th May 2010Routes Through Recession Flyer 2010.pdfEarthquake Appeal ScamsWatching out for the Vulnerable. - An Appeal from the Samaritans.Speech and Language Computer StolenSpeech and Language Computer StolenBack A six year-old boy who suffers with cerebral palsy had his speech and language computer stolen from the car park of the London School for Children with Cerebral Palsy in Muswell Hill, N10 on Tuesday 29 September at around 3:45pm. The equipment enables the young boy to speak and is believed to be useless to anyone without a similar disability. The computer is called myTobii and was in a large black case, padded on the inside, with a small keyboard and mouse. It has no power cables so it won't even switch on.
Picture, kindly supplied by Acuity ETS Ltd, of My Tobii P10. A reseller in the UK is Smartbox Assistive Technology, please see P10 webpage from Tobii for further information. Safer Neighbourhoods Chief Inspector Jon Williams
said: "I am absolutely appalled by this. We understand that this young
boy's means of communication has been stripped from him and we appeal
to the better nature of whoever has taken this equipment to return it
as a matter of urgency." 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?
AGM 2007/08. Hornsey and Wood Green Association of Neighbourhood WatchesYouth Podcast : or download as a compressed (zip) file (2.7Mb).
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