Brentwood Area NhW is the umbrella organisation for local ‘Watches’ that have been established in various parts of the Borough. It represents them at Community Safety Partnership meetings with Brentwood Council, the Police, Essex Fire & Rescue and other such bodies. It also represents them at Essex County NhW meetings as well as appearing at various Community days in its own right to promote Neighbourhood Watch in Brentwood as a whole.
Our web pages are within http://www.saferbrentwood.com
Our Facebook pages are
West Horndon Neighbourhood Watch
Brentwood District Neighbourhood Watch
Hutton & Shenfield Neighbourhood Watch
Pilgrims Hatch Neighbourhood Watch
Warley & West Brentwood Neighbourhood Watch Group
We also post inThe Doddinghurst Discussion Page : Ingatestone News : Mountnessing Village News
Brentwood Rural Villages Community Group : Hutton, Shenfield & surrounding area Chatter.
and local area Nextdoor.
You can follow as on Twitter @brentwoodnhw
We encourage everyone in the area to join us, free of charge, and to sign up to our mailing lists to receive advice on scams, personal safety and how to protect belongings and home from the increasingly craftier criminals. By circulating crime reports, advice and warnings we receive from various Authorities, we get everyone to take the best possible care of themselves and their property. Some 'Watches'; also support their communities by running Community Speed Watch activities. Forfurther information please use the email address below.
We liaise with the Police at meetings, by email and by telephone, letting them guide us, whilst we press them with details of problems that need to be tackled. One local ‘Watch’ had for many years also been running a Junior section in conjunction with the Police and a local Junior School. This work has been so well received it is now included in the official PHSE curriculum for the Children at that School.
There are various, well established, local ‘Watches’ in the Borough including Hutton Poplars, Sebastian Avenue, Worrin Road, Priests Lane, Ongar Road (Robin Hood/Doddinghurst Road), Post Office Road (Ingatestone), The Belvoir (Ingatestone), Doddinghurst and Navestock to name but a few.
For further information about these please email as below.
There is no fee or any charge whatsoever for becoming a member of Neighbourhood Watch.
The main point of contact is Peter Salmon, e-mail : [email protected]
BRENTWOOD AREA NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
Website : www.saferbrentwood.com
Brentwood District Report to Essex County Neighbourhood Watch Associaiton
Tuesday 11th February 2025: We worked alongside one of our Community Policing Team Officers in Brentwood High Street in support of Op Sceptre and again with them for a general Community Engagement. Again with The Council’s Community Connect Vehicle we appeared in Brentwood High Street, ‘High Street’ Shenfield and Ingatestone. We attended our local CVS Annual General Meeting.
We have had our ‘Safer Brentwood’ table in Ingatestone Community Centre, Brentwood Library and Ingatestone Library. (Confirmed that recently we received funding to cover the costs of (re) appearing in the Libraries) In support of our local Essex Police Anti Fraud Adviser we appeared alongside them in Sainsburys Brentwood. With a view to continuity we have contacted all members to see if they were interested in becoming more involved with NhW but so far to no avail. We shall continue trying.
Peter Salmon, Brentwood District Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator
Website : www.saferbrentwood.com E-mail : [email protected]