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INTRODUCTORY DOCUMENTATION

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  • Running A Homewatch Group
    A introduction to the main points about running a group

  • Ethics and Standards Guidelines
    Produced by Neighbourhood Watch showing the behaviour principles which must be followed by Neighbourhood Watch Group Leaders

  • Protecting Data
    Produced by Neighbourhood Watch and providing advice on what data you should keep and how you should look after it

  • Safeguarding
    Things to be aware of regarding interactions with children, the elderly and any other vulnerable people

    If you choose to register your scheme with the national Neighbourhood Watch network  the following information is also relevant:

  • Co-ordinator Welcome Pack
    This extensive guide to running a Neighbourhood Watch group also includes the Ethics and Guidelines, Protecting Data and Safeguarding Guides shown above.

  • Co-ordinator Information Guide
    A booklet containing lots of useful information and tips about what is involved in running a scheme. Produced by Merseyside Community Policing and Neighbourhood Watch. This booklet is a few years old now but still contains relevant information

  • Why Should I Join Neighbourhood Watch
    Produced by the national Neighbourhood Watch organisation listing some of the advantages of being a member

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