Our Neighbourhood Watch scheme is part of the Devon and Cornwall Community Watch Association. The purpose is to improve village security by keeping residents informed of local incidents conveyed to us by the police, but also gathering information from locals regarding anything of concern or simply suspicious and letting the police know.
Would you like to become a Member and be kept in touch with news and activities by email? Contact the NHW Co-ordinator, Shirley J. Phillips on shirley_j_phillips@hotmail.com or 01392 833416 or
Deputy Coordinator, Pat Ouseley, on patandjohn2610@gmail.com or 01392 832030.
Would you like to become a Member and be kept in touch with news and activities by email? Contact the NHW Co-ordinator, Shirley J. Phillips on shirley_j_phillips@hotmail.com or 01392 833416 or
Deputy Coordinator, Pat Ouseley, on patandjohn2610@gmail.com or 01392 832030.
Devon and Cornwall Alert is a two-way community messaging system operated by Devon & Cornwall Police. It helps the police connect with our communities. It tells you what is happening in your area and allows you to respond directly with information for the police. Register online at alerts.dc.police.uk
Contacting the police
Always call 999 in an emergency.
Emergencies 999
Phone 999 immediately if offenders are nearby, if life is threatened, if people are injured, if there is a fire, if immediate action is required to save lives, stop injury or catch criminals. You can ask for the police, coastguard, the ambulance service or the fire service.
Non-Urgent
For non-urgent contact straight to our local police team, Chudleigh-Exminster, https://www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/your-area/teams/Chudleigh-Exminster/Overview use the free link and complete a form or email them. You will find other links there that you may be interested in. Completing one of the online forms or emailing is free! (Date published: 21 June 2018)
or
Call 101 or Textphone 18001 101: Calls from landlines and mobiles cost 15 pence per call, no matter what time of day you call or how long your call lasts.
Always call 999 in an emergency.
Emergencies 999
Phone 999 immediately if offenders are nearby, if life is threatened, if people are injured, if there is a fire, if immediate action is required to save lives, stop injury or catch criminals. You can ask for the police, coastguard, the ambulance service or the fire service.
Non-Urgent
For non-urgent contact straight to our local police team, Chudleigh-Exminster, https://www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/your-area/teams/Chudleigh-Exminster/Overview use the free link and complete a form or email them. You will find other links there that you may be interested in. Completing one of the online forms or emailing is free! (Date published: 21 June 2018)
or
Call 101 or Textphone 18001 101: Calls from landlines and mobiles cost 15 pence per call, no matter what time of day you call or how long your call lasts.
