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Portsmouth Neighbourhood Watch is a voluntary network of schemes where neighbours come together, along with the police and local partners, to build safe and friendly communities. Crime prevention, Crime updates within Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, Local News.

Like help to quit smoking well head on down....
16/10/2026

Like help to quit smoking well head on down....

Our Wellbeing Service team were at Fratton Park yesterday, talking about the free support available to help people quit smoking 🚭

Pompey may have left it until the last minute to score, but when it comes to quitting smoking, there's no better time to start than today.

For more information, go to: wellbeingportsmouth.co.uk/pompey

One to plan ahead for as many local roads either closed or will be busier.
15/10/2026

One to plan ahead for as many local roads either closed or will be busier.

Bonfire Night Safety - Remember it is illegal to:• Set off fireworks between 11pm and 7am (Bonfire Night is extended unt...
14/10/2026

Bonfire Night Safety - Remember it is illegal to:

• Set off fireworks between 11pm and 7am (Bonfire Night is extended until midnight)
• To throw or set off a firework in the street, onto a road or in a public place.
• For a member of the public to possess a ‘display’ style firework (Category 4)
• To store fireworks for private use for more than 14 days.
• To cause unnecessary suffering to animals with fireworks.

You cannot buy or use fireworks if you're under 18, and you must not set off fireworks between 11pm and 7am, except on certain occasions

Spiking Awareness CampaignYou have the right to feel safe and have fun when going on a night out. To those with other id...
14/10/2026

Spiking Awareness Campaign

You have the right to feel safe and have fun when going on a night out. To those with other ideas, we’re watching you and we do not tolerate any form of spiking.

If you or a friend is spiked with drugs or alcohol there are things you can do to stay safe. Remember to:
• Stay with someone you know and trust and keep talking.
• Never leave the person you suspect has been spiked
alone.
• Report it to venue staff, security and to police via 101.
• In an emergency call 999 or visit A&E.
• Keep hold of any evidence.
• If you think your drink, food, cigarette or v**e may have
been spiked then don’t risk it.


Find out where you can get medical help, support and advice and how to report spiking.

Big Conversation SurveyThe OPCC Youth Commission brings together young people aged 14 to 25 from across Hampshire and th...
14/10/2026

Big Conversation Survey

The OPCC Youth Commission brings together young people aged 14 to 25 from across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to support, challenge and inform the work of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

Through their annual Big Conversation survey, they identify what matters most to young people and make recommendations to policing and partner organisations to help create positive change.

Please do share with the young people in your life – youth voice matters!

Click below to take part in the Big Conversation.

I've given my view, now give yours! The Youth Commission need to hear from you, it only takes 3 minutes! https://cutt.ly/3lgHse4

Halloween ‘No trick or treat’ postersHampshire and IOW Constabulary’s ‘No trick or treat’ poster is available for displa...
14/10/2026

Halloween ‘No trick or treat’ posters

Hampshire and IOW Constabulary’s ‘No trick or treat’ poster is available for display if you don’t want trick or treaters at your door this Halloween.

This poster can be displayed in your home, or homes of any neighbours or relatives. It should be displayed in a prominent position either on the front door or front window.
You can download the poster from our website below.

https://www.hampshire.police.uk/SysSiteAssets/media/downloads/hampshire/advice/no-trick-or-treat-2024.pdf

Hampshire and IOW Constabulary have been working alongside partner agencies to target bogus traders.Stop! Think Fraud wh...
14/10/2026

Hampshire and IOW Constabulary have been working alongside partner agencies to target bogus traders.
Stop! Think Fraud when someone knocks on your door, drops a leaflet through your letterbox or advertises on social media offering to do work in and around your home.

Please don’t leave it to chance, if you need work doing on your home or garden, consult “Buy With Confidence” the list of Trading Standards checked and vetted tradespeople:
https://www.buywithconfidence.gov.uk/ or for residents living
on the Isle of Wight, the Trader Approval Scheme:
https://digitalservices.iow.gov.uk/tas/


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14/10/2026
Is this yours ?
07/10/2026

Is this yours ?

🚲 Abandoned Bike Found – Is this yours? 🚲

On 02/10/2026, whilst on patrol of The Harbour Car Park, Havant Street, Portsmouth, PO1 3HA, officers located an abandoned Apollo Phaze bicycle.

If you believe this bike belongs to you, please contact us on 101 quoting reference 44260483144.

Please be prepared to provide proof of purchase or ownership when making contact.

PCSO O'REILLY 60669 🚔💙

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