Editorial

March OUR NEWS Neighbourhood Watch newsletter

This month’s newsletter includes articles on:

• our THINK WIDE(N) burglary prevention campaign
• launch of our 40 YEARS, 40 ACTIONS pack
• Neighbourhood Watch Community Grants Fund
• International Women’s Day
• Neighbour of the Year Awards 2021 regional winners

You can read about all this and more in our newsletter here.

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We hope you enjoy this edition and welcome your feedback via enquiries@ourwatch.org.uk.

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Willingdon community Speed Watch this morning at our Sussex Police designated site in Jevington village left to right Sandra Fullman, 86 years old Nita Luce with speed gun and Ray Ingram. Our next session will be in Seven Sisters road.....If you care to join our group of seven residents log into and sign up at.

www.communityspeedwatch.org

The small community of East Jevington on the C40 road has several Equine stable yards, and many horses use this area especially around Green Lane. Vehicles have been monitored by a local Speed Watch Group travelling in excess of 50mph in this 30mph zone. The villagers of Jevington ask East Sussex County Council to place a road hump just before the entrance to Green Lane before a very serious accident occurs.

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