Neighbourhood Watch means different things to different people but what it's definitely not about is fear mongering, nosy-parkers and curtain twitching.

Quite the contrary.

It's knowing who your neighbours are. It's knowing that we are all part of a community that look out for each other. It's keeping each other safe. It's looking out for each others kids, or grannies and granddads. It's knowing who in your street is vulnerable and may need a hand from time to time.

It's being aware of the dangers that unfortunately do lurk. It's about being part of one big family and it's about staying safe. 

It's about caring; for ourselves, our families, our community, our town.