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SNWA Newsletter JANUARY 2021 EDITION Newsletter >THE E-NEWSLETTER FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH SUPPORTERS IN SUFFOLK Welcome to the January edi�on of our newsle�er. Having put behind us a difficult year, we must start this new year with op�mism, and hope that as the vaccina�on programme gathers pace, we will all be in a be�er posi�on over the coming months. Although it is a new year, we know it will s�ll be just as challenging as the last, and therefore we rely on all our volunteers and coordinators to con�nue to follow the government restric�ons and guidance as we con�nue to support our communi�es. You are all key to our success as an organisa�on. So thank you. As always, please remember to check our “news” page on our website for updated news in between newsle�er edi�ons, and if you use social media, why not visit our Facebook page, follow us and give us a “like”. We hope you enjoy the newsle�er. The Executive Committee INSIDE THIS EDITION: NWN News PG 2 NWN Impact ReportPG 7 AVAST CyberWatch PG 9 Suffolk Crimestoppers PG 10 Suffolk Trading Standards PG 11 Action Fraud PG 12 Have you got a story you would like to share? Sharing your stories help give other schemes ideas that can help communi�es engage more. It’s not always about crime and policing - but it’s always about togetherness. With the Remembrance and Armis�ce days during November, did you arrange anything for your community or scheme? Let us know! Send us your story via email to the Suffolk Neighbourhood Watch Associa�on Comms team: [email protected] JANUARY 2021 EDITION | PAGE1 Newsletter Suffolk Police & Crime Commissioner and Suffolk Constabulary: Council tax precept survey 2021/22 Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Tim Passmore has published his proposals for the policing element of the council tax precept for the next financial year. The details can be found here:pcc-proposes-more-officers-for-the-county-through-policing-precept . Tim is asking Suffolk residents and businesses for their thoughts on his proposals by means of an electronic survey which can be accessed through the website link here:Suffolkpreceptsurvey The survey is open until 9am on Thursday 28th January. Suffolk CoronaWatch: Bulletins Suffolk's CoronaWatch is the home of data and information produced under the Suffolk Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA). Regular bulletins provide an update on the current Covid-19 situation in Suffolk along with updates on the work being carried out as part of Suffolk’s Local Outbreak Control Plan. Clickhere for all the latest information, and the local data dashboard for Suffolk Neighbourhood Watch Network: National news The CEO writes: The new 5-Year Strategy is now finalised and I believe we are creating a momentum that will enable Neighbourhood Watch to develop and lead the way in grassroots crime prevention and community resilience. We would have a challenging year ahead implementing the first year of the new strategy even without the pandemic and the impact it brings to the economy, society, etc. but we are confident that we can achieve the ambitions set out in the strategy with the vital support and collaboration across the Neighbourhood Watch community. The past year has shone a light on the significant benefit and value of Neighbourhood Watch beyond our well-known and core role to help prevent crime, and this will help us develop and remain relevant with younger families and different people into the future. Prevention, awareness and working within communities is a priority Whilst traditional crimes such as burglary and car crime are still a concern, new types of criminal activity have sprung up and these new crimes require new solutions if they are to be tackled effectively. NWN have developed a range of toolkits to help tackle both traditional and modern crimes - For more information, visit the Crime Types page of the NWN website here. JANUARY 2021 EDITION | PAGE2 Newsletter Area Network Coordinators: We need you! The role of an Area Coordinator is to act as a channel for engagement with NW scheme coordinators within a given local area. This role is critical to the success of the Suffolk Neighbourhood Watch Association, and enables a communication network for all NW schemes across Suffolk, whilst at the same time providing important links into the constabulary. The policing model for Suffolk Constabulary means the county is divided into three operational command areas - East, West, and South, and to align with this, we identified our own area network model to enable single points of contact for Safer Neighbourhood Teams, Community Engagement Officers and local Neighbourhood Watch schemes. A number of Area Coordinators are already in the role, but we are also still looking for volunteers to fill the vacant areas. The areas below (and the parishes/wards they cover) show all the networks which still require area coordinators. Please remember, you can find out details of area coordinators already in the role, by visiting our network page on our website. If your area is vacant, and you are happy to act as a point of contact for other NW schemes in your area, we would welcome you tocontact us. EAST AREA NETWORK Beccles Area B Bungay, Mettingham, Shipmeadow Worlingworth, Redlingfield, Denham, Horham, Hoxne, Syleham, Fressingfield, Laxfield, Eye Area B Tannington, Brundish, Wilby, Southolt, Athelington, Wingfield, Stradbroke, Weybread, Mendham, Metfield Brome and Oakley, Eye, Palgrave, Thrandeston, Braiseworth, Stoke Ash, Stuston, Eye Area C Yaxley Kenton, Bedingfield, Monk Soham, Bedfield, Debenham, Mickfield, Aspall, Thwaite, Eye Area D Wetheringsett cum-brockford, Ashfield cum Thorpe, Winston Peasenhall, Sibton, Walpole, Halesworth, Holton, Yoxford, Heveningham, Darsham, Halesworth Area B Thorington, Bramfield, Wenhaston with Mells - Hamlet, Blyford, Sotherton, Westhall Ubbeston, Linstead Parva, Chediston, Rumburgh, St. John - Ilketshall, St. Margaret - South-Elmham, Flixton, Cratfield, Huntingfield, Cookley, Linstead Magna, Wissett, Spexhall, St. Andrew - Ilketshall, St. Margaret - Ilketshall, St. Peter - South Elmham, All Halesworth Area C Saints & St. Nicholas - South Elmham, St. James - South Elmham, St. Cross - South Elmham, St. Lawrence - Ilketshall, St. Mary - South Elmham, St. Michael - South Elmham Aldeburgh, Aldringham cum Thorpe, Friston, Leiston, Snape, Sternfield, Saxmundham, Leiston Area A Theberton, Kelsale cum Carlton, Middleton, Knodishall Easton, Letheringham, Monewden, Cretingham, Earl Soham, Saxtead, Dennington, Leiston Area B Framlingham, Hoo, Kettleburgh, Brandesto Badingham, Benhall, Bruisyard, Cransford, Great Glemham, Hacheston, Little Leiston Area C Glemham, Marlesford, Parham, Rendham, Stratford St. Andrew, Swefling, Farnham JANUARY 2021 EDITION | PAGE3 Newsletter Area Network Coordinators: We need you! (continued) WEST AREA NETWORK Mildenhall Area A Barton Mills, Freckenham, Icklingham, Mildenhall, Red Lodge, Worlington. Mildenhall Area B Moulton, Kentford, Gazeley, Cavenham, Dalham, Higham, Herringswell, Tuddenham Brandon Area B Beck Row, Holywell Row, and Kenny Hill, Eriswell, Lakenheath Pakenham, Honington, Sapiston, Bardwell, Stanton, Market Weston, Barningham, Bury St Edmunds Area A Coney Weston, Fakenham Magna, Euston, Ixworth Thorpe, Hopton, Ixworth, Hepworth, Thelneatham, Knettishall The Saxhams, Ickworth, Horringer, Risby, Hengrave, Flempton, Bury St Edmunds Area C Fornham All Saints, Barrow, Denham, Lackford, Westley Wordwell, Barnham, Ampton, Troston, Great Barton, Fornham St Martin, Culford, West Bury St Edmunds Area D Stow, Fornham St Genevieve, Timworth, Great Livermere, Little Livermere, Ingham Drinkstone, Hessett, Beyton, Thurston, Woolpit, Elmswell, Wetherden, Haughley, Stowmarket Area C Harleston, Onehouse, Buxhall, Great Finborough, Combs, Felsham, Gedding, Tostock, Norton, Shelland, Rattlesden, Little Finborough. Great Bricett, Ringshall, Somersham, Baylham, Nettlestead, Barking, Coddenham, Creeting St. Mary, Stonham Earl, Stowupland, Stonham Parva, Pettaugh, Helmingham, Stowmarket Area D Offton, Willisham, Battisford, Badley, Creeting St. Peter, Stonham Aspal, Framsden, Ashbocking, Gosbeck, Crowfield, Darmsden Langham, Badwell Ash, Wyverstone, Cotton, Gislingham, Mellis, Old Newton with- Dagworth, Thornham Magna, Thornham Parva, Wortham, Wattisfield, Stowlangtoft, Stowmarket Area E Hunston, Great Ashfield, Gipping, Mendlesham, Walsham-le-Willows, Wickham Skeith, Finningham, Bacton, Hinderclay, Burgate, Westhorpe. Stowmarket Area F Stowmarket Sudbury Area A Chilton, Great Cornard, Sudbury Acton, Alpheton, Assington, Bildeston, Boxford, Boxted, Brent Eleigh, Brettenham, Bures St. Mary, Chelsworth, Cockfield, Edwardstone, Glemsford, Great Waldingfield, Sudbury Area B Groton, Hartest, Hitcham, Kettlebaston, Lavenham, Lawshall, Leavenheath, Lindsey, Little Cornard, Little Waldingfield, Long Melford, Milden, Monks Eleigh, Newton, Preston St. Mary, Shimpling, Somerton, Stanstead, Thorpe Morieux, Wattisham JANUARY 2021 EDITION | PAGE4 Newsletter Area Network Coordinators: We need you! (continued) SOUTH AREA NETWORK Rushmere St. Andrew - Village, Little Bealings, Martlesham, Westerfield, Playford, Woodbridge Area A Great Bealings, Culpho, Tuddenham St. Martin, Witnesham Woodbridge Area B Woodbridge, Melton, Pettistree, Ufford Hollesley, Orford, Rendlesham, Eyke, Bromeswell, Sudbourne, Bawdsey, Ramsholt, Woodbridge Area D Shottisham, Sutton, Sutton Heath, Campsey Ash, Blaxhall, Tunstall, Iken, Gedgrave, Chillesford, Wantisden, Butley, Boyton, Capel St. Andrew, Alderton Debach, Otley, Swilland, Wickham Market, Boulge,
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