Join Neighbourhood Watch West Midlands on Facebook

Join Neighbourhood Watch West Midlands on Facebook

Dear Neighbourhood Watch Member,

I hope you are well and enjoying the delightful autumn weather here in the Midlands.

As a valued member of Neighbourhood Watch West Midlands, we want to start to update you on the going ons of Neighbourhood Watch in the Midlands on a regular basis.

Recent progress

Our membership continues to grow, with more neighbours joining local schemes across the West Midlands.

We are currently training a new MSA (Member Support Administrators) to support our schemes better

I had the pleasure of attending and addressing the Neighbourhood Watch National Conference on Thursday 8th October about the journey of setting up the Neighbourhood Watch Association and my role in it

Stay connected on Facebook

In addition to receiving Neighbourhood Watch emails with local crime trends and safety tips, you can now follow our Facebook page for updates and community information: WestMidlandsNWA

How you can help

Join our Facebook page if you have not already done so and encourage neighbours to join too. (click here)

Encourage neighbours to join a local scheme, as every new member strengthens the network. (Link to join here)

Join our Facebook posting team If you would like to help share updates on Facebook, we would be delighted to hear from you.

Please send a short email explaining how you could contribute and which part of the West Midlands you would support. Email: westmidsnwa@gmail.com

We want to hear from your scheme

As part of these updates, we want to celebrate the schemes that are happening in the West Midlands, so if your scheme has something to celebrate, an anniversary, doing something special, or you just want to thank your members for the work that they're doing, then send us an email, so we can shout about them

Thank you for your continued support and commitment to making the West Midlands a safer and friendlier place for everyone. Please let us know if you have any questions or suggestions. Stay alert and stay safe!

Brian Bassingthwaighte

West Midlands Neighbourhood Watch Association

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