Fortnightly Update
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Good afternoon Resident
Again, it’s a Thursday, again I have annual leave on a Friday so you are getting your dose of updates early. What a treat!
NHW Network Annual Conference 2026 Dear Association Leads
We are delighted to invite you to the Neighbourhood Watch Network Annual Conference 2026, taking place online via Zoom on Thursday 8 October 2026, from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
Our annual conference brings together Coordinators, volunteers and supporters from across England and Wales for a day of inspiration, learning and sharing ideas. Whether you're new to Neighbourhood Watch or have been involved for many years, there's something for everyone.
On the day you can look forward to:
It promises to be an action-packed day celebrating everything Neighbourhood Watch and the incredible difference you make in your community.
A full agenda will be published soon, with further details about our speakers, workshops and sessions.
Places are limited, so we encourage you to register as soon as possible.
Register your place here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/JQG0nT_-QgCIcakeqQRWlw
We hope you can join us for what promises to be an inspiring and enjoyable day. We look forward to seeing you online on 8 October.
Met Police - Make Public Spaces Safer. Street Safe is a great tool to report environmental and ASB concerns anonymously.
It is just one of the tools that exists to help us tackle VAWG.
You just need to use the link shown below:
StreetSafe is a great tool that allows you to report environmental and anti-social behaviour concerns anonymously. It is one of the ways we can better understand and tackle issues that affect safety in our communities, including violence against women and girls (VAWG). Using StreetSafe, you can tell us about locations where you feel unsafe, such as: ✅ Poorly lit streets Reports are submitted anonymously and help inform policing and partner agency responses to improve public spaces. 🔗 Report your concerns here: ⚠️ StreetSafe is not for reporting crimes or emergencies. If someone is in immediate danger, a crime is in progress, or the situation could become violent, please call 999. If you have a hearing or speech impairment, use the textphone service on 18000 or text 999 if you are registered with the EmergencySMS service. If you witness a crime that is not an emergency, please report it via 101 or through the police online reporting system. Together, we can help make our streets and public spaces safer for everyone.
Morden Market Come along to the new Morden Market in Abbotsbury Road Morden Market | Merton Council
Have a fantastic weekend and I will speak to you all soon!
Warm regards
Mark Robinson
(He/Him) Community Resilience Officer Community Safety Team
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