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For more information visit https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/streetharassment.
Also covered at https://bexleywatch.blogspot.com/search?q=vawg.
Bexley Borough Neighbourhood Watch is looking for residents to come forward to assist the new Neighbourhood Watch coordinator in Sherwood Park Avenue. SPA is a very long road, and an effective scheme cannot function without help. If you care about your community and want to keep it safe and make it a better place to live, please contact Claire at BBNWA on bexleynw@outlook.com for further information. Did you know that many home insurance companies give a discount to properties in a Neighbourhood Watch road?
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Always check the brand’s official website and social media pages to verify the information in the message. View our screenshots of a typical WhatsApp message scam.
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