Aged 14-25 years and interested in tackling issues in your local community? Apply to become a member of the Police Crime Commissioner’s Youth Commission… Simon Hayes the Hampshire Police Crime Commissioner is recruiting young people aged 14-25 years to become…
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Opportunity for Young People to Join the Youth Commission
Posted in Get involved, News, Policing, Young people Tagged with: crime, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Hampshire Primary Care Trust, reducing crime, Simon Hayes, volunteering, young people
Drinkaware: Information for Parents
Drinkaware are currently running a campaign to tackle underage drinking, and provides a range of resourse and information to help you and your kids better understand the potential risks associated with drinking alcohol. Drinkaware aims to enable parents to have well informed,…
Posted in Alcohol Awareness, DRINK-less, Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: alcohol, Drinkaware, get involved, Parents, young people
‘We’re watching you’
Dog owners who don’t clear up after their pets be warned Research shows dog fouling tends to occur at night because some pet owners know they will not be seen under the cover of darkness. As such, there is a…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, Litter, News Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, dog mess, flytipping, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, Leigh Park, litter, litter pick, pink poo, Waterlooville
Safer Internet Day 10th February 2015
Everyone has a role to play in creating a better internet. It’s up to us! In championing a better internet, the theme aims to encourage people to embrace technology and make the most of the positive opportunities offered online, while…
Posted in Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: community safety, crime, reducing crime, Safer Internet
DRINK-less: Save Money, Feel Fitter and Enjoy Life More
Do you want to save money, feel fitter and enjoy life more? Try re-thinking your drink over the festive period. Drink-less for half the calories and half the price! For ideas on how to cut down or find out about easy drink swaps…
UK Safer Internet Centre
In addition to coordinating Safer Internet Day, the UK Safer Internet Centre delivers a wide range of activity to promote the safe and responsible use of technology: founded and operates an e-safety helpline for professionals working with children in the…
Posted in Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: community safety, crime, get involved, reducing crime, young people
Safer Internet Day 2015 – ‘Let’s create a better internet together’
Safer Internet Day 2015 will be celebrated globally on Tuesday 10th February with the slogan ‘Let’s create a better internet together’. Coordinated in the UK by the UK Safer Internet Centre the celebration sees hundreds of organisations get involved to…
Posted in Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: community safety, get involved, reducing crime, young people
Volunteers for Litter Pick
Members of Springwood Community Centre, Waterlooville together with 12 managers from the chain ‘One Stop’ are volunteering their time and rolling up their sleeves in a bid to combat litter issues in the Stakes Hill area. Working with Havant Borough…
Posted in Get involved, News Tagged with: Havant Borough Council, litter pick, No ifs no butts, One Stop, Pick Up or Pay Up, Stakes Hill, volunteering, Waterlooville
Volunteers make a difference in Leigh Park
Following a community led project, residents and agencies in Leigh Park have made a big impact to the area. Over 160 volunteers got involved in a week long project called ‘Clean up for Summer’. Organised by the Leigh Park Community…
Posted in Get involved, News Tagged with: 1st West Leigh Scouts, ASd, Asda, Community First HEH, Community First’s V Team, Friends of the Hermitage, Groundwork South, Havant Borough Council, Leigh Park, Leigh Park Community Centre, litter pick, No ifs no butts, Park Families, Pick Up or Pay Up, Sharps Copse Primary School, St Francis Church, volunteering, Warren Park Primary School
Reporting a community safety issue
Information and advice on reporting a crime or anti-social behaviour issue, including abandoned vehicles, graffiti and criminal damage: Reporting a crime or anti-social behaviour issue to the police Call 999 in an emergency only. That means if life is threatened,…