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There are many ways in which you can help improve community safety in your neighbourhood and support victims of crime:
Kensington and Chelsea Police are considering a local cadet scheme. The Royal Borough scheme would follow others across the Metropolitan Police Service area.
Cadets can perform tasks such as the test purchasing of alcohol, fireworks and knives and involvement in local events. They also get involved in London-wide deployments such as Trooping the Colour, Remembrance Day parades, London Marathon and charity events.
Cadet Units meet once a week and usually include a drill/inspection, physical activity, a guest speaker or input on a police related topic. Cadet Units involve themselves in other activities at weekends and in school holidays such as camping trips.
For further information contact Sgt Paul Crook on 020 7938 3013 or email paul.crook@met.police.uk
Contact the Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator by e-mail commsafe@rbkc.gov.uk or by phoning the Community Safety Team on 020 7795 6660 to find out if there is an existing scheme in your area
Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team Ward Panel sets and monitors local policing priorities. Information on Ward Panels is available from the Metropolitan Police website at Kensington and Chelsea Safer Neighbourhoods.
Work alongside your local police and become a Special Constable or a Met Volunteer. Learn more at the Metropolitan Police recruitment website.
Volunteer Appropriate Adults support vulnerable people who have been arrested by the police. For more information email the Community Safety Team on commsafe@rbkc.gov.uk
Kensington and Chelsea Victim Support relies on volunteers to support local residents who have been victims of crime. To find out more visit the Victim Support Kensington and Chelsea website.
Attend a meeting of the Police and Community Consultative Group to have your say about crime.Details of when their next meeting is can be found on our Police and Community Consultative Group page.
Remember for all police emergencies dial 999.
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