Update:
The Diep River Community Police Forum is holding a public meeting on Thursday April 28, at 11am, at Musgrave Park Retirement Village in Old Kendal Road.
The purpose is to to speak to the community about safety. Diep River Police members will be present to answer questions and general talk on safety. Transport will be provided for those unable to attend on their own. To arrange this and for inquiries, contact Michael Kent on 021 797 83 55, 083 236 0387, or Meakent@gmail.com – Info supplied by Plumstead Neighbourhood Watch
Have you recently joined Plumstead Neighbourhood Watch (PNW)?
Would you like to find out out more about PNW and what we do?
Would you like to become more involved with PNW?
Are you interested in patrolling and being the “eyes and ears” of our community?
If so then we invite you to join us at our next “Orientation for new members and patrollers training workshop” which will be held on Monday, 2 May 2016. Apologies but in the welcome letters the date of the workshop was incorrectly given as 3 May. The aim of this workshop is to give you an overview of the activities of Plumstead Neighbourhood Watch, what we do and how we operate.
This workshop is aimed at new as well as existing members and in particular patrollers and will cover aspects such as the aims of patrolling, legal aspects, website overview, do’s and don’ts of patrolling, etc. This will also give you the opportunity to meet other members of PNW.
Directions to venue: The venue is located under the Victoria Road Bridge, next to the railway line with the entrance in Market Street
Note: For those members who want to patrol it is a requirement that you have a patrollers Identity Card. We will have the necessary forms available at the training for you to complete. We will also need two passport size photographs and a certified copy of your identity document.
Please come and join us, get to know our members and be prepared to assist in making the area we serve a safer place for us all.
PNW is part of the Constantia Valley Watches Association (CVWA) which comprises several watches throughout the Constantia Valley and its aim is to improve measures that deter crime through shared intelligence, resources and collective effort.