This is a message from Wycombe District Neighbourhood Watch Association. One of the most common uses of QR codes is to enable customers to quickly pay for goods and services, such as meals or parking. But any QR code placed
The NHW are delighted to bring you their News for November with the introduction of their first National Newsletter for England and Wales and hope this provides valuable support for you and your community in this edition. TO DOWNLOAD THE ATTACHED
This is a message from Wycombe District Neighbourhood Watch Association We are pleased to confirm that our arrangement continues with the manufacturer of Selecta DNA security marking kits whereby our Neighbourhood Watch scheme members can buy these kits at a
Neighbourhood Watch’s national online shop is now open! We are thrilled to open our first-ever online shop selling official Neighbourhood Watch branded merchandise. Our supporters have long told us that they would like to be able to purchase Neighbourhood Watch
Residents, Please be aware of a report of an attempted burglary which is believed to have occurred in the early hours on Sunday 21st August 2022 in the vicinity of Blind Lane, Flackwell Heath. Fortunately, entry was not gained to
This is a message from Wycombe District Neighbourhood Watch Association It is almost one year since most of the main banks introduced a single phone number – 159 – for direct contact with your bank if you experience scams that
Dear Resident, Get Safe Online has partnered with Cifas, the UK’s leading fraud prevention service, to launch ‘Check a Website’. ‘Check a Website’ is a new, easy-to-use online tool which helps determine whether a website is likely to be legitimate
This is a message from Wycombe District Neighbourhood Watch Association We are very pleased to announce that, with the kind co-operation of the vicar of Christ Church, Flackwell Heath, we will be holding a Cons, Scams & Cyber-Crime Awareness Meeting
This is a message from Wycombe District Neighbourhood Watch Association. There is a WhatsApp message (and probably other media too) purporting to be from Cadburys offering free chocolate accompanied by the picture of a Cadburys Easter egg (timely!!). It gives a
Thames Valley Police have frequently repeated that their success in fighting crime is very dependent on the efficient gathering of relevant information – ‘criminal intelligence’ – from the public. So, we all have a personal stake in helping this process.
