Sheepy Neighbourhood Watch

28/08/2026

Neighbourhood Watch Network Podcast..

Watch and follow here!

Six episodes, six fascinating conversations
Over the past six weeks, Neighbourhood Watch has released six episodes of our new podcast, hosted by former police officer and award-winning comedian Alfie Moore. Through remarkable personal stories, guests explore everything from burglary and street crime to cyber fraud, romance scams and coercive control, with practical advice to help keep people safe.

Catch up with the whole series
The series brings together an impressive line-up of broadcasters, journalists, authors and campaigners to talk about crime, community and the experiences that shape our lives.

Penny Smith discusses the impact of being burgled twice and how those experiences affected her.

Andy Bush shares the story of how his parents became victims of a sophisticated scam that cost them their savings.

Ruth Dodsworth OBE speaks candidly about surviving coercive control and the importance of recognising abusive behaviour.

Kaf Okpattah takes listeners inside the world of cybercrime and modern fraud.

Bobby Seagull MBE reflects on community life in London and his experiences of street crime and attempted phone theft.

Becky Holmes, author of Keanu Reeves Is Not in Love With You, explains how she became known for exposing online romance fraudsters.

Whether you're interested in understanding the latest scams, hearing inspiring stories of resilience, or gaining a fresh perspective on the challenges facing communities today, there's an episode for you.

Thought-provoking, insightful and often surprising, these conversations stay with you long after you've finished listening.

Listen to Catfishing with Becky Holmes - The Neighbourhood Watch Podcast Episode 6 from The Neighbourhood Watch Podcast. Former police officer turned award-winning comedian Alfie Moore meets Becky Holmes, a writer and speaker who specialises in romance fraud and online manipulation. Becky, the autho...

22/08/2026

We are looking for a villager to take on the role of the NHW Co-Ordinator.

The NHW is police approved, which gives the benefit of insurance for members of the NHW whilst organising events as well as event insurance.

The successful applicant will need to have a personal police check to take over the group and will take control of this page and the official Our Watch listing.
https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/scheme/153814/sheepy-neighbourhood-watch

The village needs a new team who have vision and drive to find solutions and ideas to prevent crime and put on community events to bring locals together and build friendships and support networks.

The NHW area covers the Sheepy Parish Area

Sheepy Magna & Parva
Sibson
Wellsborough
Upton
Crosshands
And Pinwall.

Please apply by messaging this page directly or email [email protected]

Please include your home address and email and phone number with your application and tell us why you think you would suit the role and any ideas you have to further build and support locals.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

If there is no interest this page and NHW group will close down on 1st September.

The Neighbourhood Watch Network supports individuals and groups to create safer, stronger and active communities. We believe in a caring society that is focused on trust and respect, in which people are safe from crime and enjoy a good quality of life

18/05/2026

Please contact the police or the original poster if you can help.

15/05/2026

If your pet gets lost this pet tag and app will help.
If you lose a pet and notify the app, it will notify locals widening your chance of finding them.
If your pet is found and the tag is scanned you'll get a location alert reuniting you and your pet.

Check out my referral link for Crumb! For everyone that joins, we will donate to a local pet shelter.

We think pet safety should be a right, not a luxury. Help us on our mission to build something amazing for the good of all pets.

22/04/2026

Happy birthday Olive. We hope you had a wonderful party with your family and friends.

22/04/2026

Please be considerate of mobility scooters, wheelchairs and pushchairs.

We have villagers having to pass parked cars on to the road, this is not acceptable, its dangerous and preventable.

If you need to park on a road, please park on the road, do not block drive ways or pavements.

Thank you.