Get involved
There are many ways in which you can help improve community
safety in your neighbourhood and support victims of crime:
Kensington and Chelsea police have a local police volunteer
cadet scheme. It is aimed at young people aged 14 to 19. Cadets
learn and practise a whole range of skills and activities including
drill, first aid, map reading and team building exercises.
Cadets meet once a week and do activities that usually include a
drill/inspection, physical activity, a guest speaker or input on a
police related topic. Cadets get involved in other activities at
weekends and in school holidays; such as camping trips.
For further information contact PC Jayne Richardson-Griffith on
020 8246 0715 or email Jayne.richardson-griffith@met.police.uk
Contact your local police Safer
Neighbourhoods Team for details on how to join an existing
scheme or for information on how to set up a new scheme in your
area.
Visit Neighbourhood Watch for
additional information and latest news.
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.
The Community and Police Engagement Group (CPEG) is a vital
link between the public and police giving local people the
opportunity to have their say about crime in the borough. The
Police and Community Consultative Group (PCCG) agreed to change its
name and it is now known as CPEG. This reflects the groups
efforts to re-focus on engaging with residents and community
groups. All CPEG public meetings start at 6pm and includes
refreshments.
Please check CPEG for further details of the
venue, themes and speaker.
If you would like to be involved in the group and its
work, or would like more information, please contact the
administrator through the CPEG.
Residents can now email questions or concerns about crime and
antisocial behaviour in their neighbourhood directly to senior
members of the police. Questions and answers are published on the
Kensington and Chelsea Metropolitan Police website every month.
To find out more or submit a question, visit
Kensington and Chelsea Met Police.
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 020 7795
6660 or email 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 website.
Remember for all police
emergencies dial 999.