Getting Involved
There are a number of ways of getting involved with what is
happening within your community.
Neighbourhood Watch Schemes
Neighbourhood Watch is a way in which communities can help
themselves to stay safe and keep down crime. Neighbourhood Watch
schemes are groups of volunteers who work in partnership with the
police and the local council. They distribute advice on security
and safety within a designated area and help to make sure that
elderly or vulnerable members of the community aren't targets for
criminals. They also gather information which can help police
tackle local problems as well as alert local people when there is a
particular crime problem in the area.
For more information on Ashford Neighbourhood
Watch Schemes contact:
Paul Brosnan, Neighbourhood Watch Liaison Officer
Tel: 01233 896126 or
email: paul.brosnan@kent.pnn.police.uk
Partners and Communities Together (PACT)
PACT will provide
communities with the opportunity to identify the key people in
their area, including the local Police Officer and Police Community
Support Officer, who can really make a difference to their local
community. PACT will ensure that
there are regular public meetings in their area.
Contact Kent
Police
- For all non-urgent incidents or enquiries, call
01622 690690
- If a crime is in progress or life is in danger, call
999
- If you are deaf or speech impaired, text
'Police' and your message to
60066
- For news, advice or details of your neighbourhood
officer, visit www.kent.police.uk
This webpage was updated on
1/3/2012