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The document discusses concerns from Home Watch coordinators in Greater Manchester about the future of Home Watch schemes. Key concerns included lack of support, communication and funding as police budgets are cut. Suggestions to address these included designating a central coordinator, improving information sharing between police and schemes, and establishing divisional or regional Home Watch groups to oversee matters at a higher level. Overall there was mixed opinion on whether a Greater Manchester level group would be beneficial but agreement that divisional groups could help share best practices.
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- 4. Besides funding, what more can GMP do to assist in the smooth running of Home Watch schemes? • Better Communication • More consistent faces. • Better publicity. • Review areas where there are gaps and increase schemes which can join others. Schemes are asking for 50p/£1 from each member to assist in funding. • Timely Direct Communication, and when PCSO’s are moved from an area, the replacement must take time to introduce themselves to their new area. • Possibly have a lead central local co-ordinator maybe a PCSO? More contact with the Police. • Bring back the administrator, without whom we become isolated and flounder. • PCSO’s do not necessarily have access to information about the Home Watch coordinators. • More partner agencies to be involved in starting schemes. • Set up a training procedure for coordinators?
- 5. Besides funding, what more can GMP do to assist in the smooth running of Home Watch schemes…..continued. • Better quality of communications from GMP. • Liaising more with other agencies – more partnership working. • More beat meetings. • Invites to Police Stations. • Representation at every meeting if possible and information sharing. • Encourage more young people to get involved.
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