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About Sandridge Neighbourhood Watch & Police The Wards of Batchwood, Marshalswick North, Marshalswick South and Sandridge. Batchwood and Sandridge each have a dedicated Neighbourhood Constable. Marshalswick North and South share a Neighbourhood Constable. Each Ward also has a named PCSO. These Officers have an in depth knowledge of the issues affecting their Wards and tailor their work plans to deal with these when practicable. The police and Neighbourhood Watch are working in partnership with local Councillors and District Council to focus on CCTV to deter offenders. Local shop owners have also instigated the installation of 'alley gates' to prevent access to the rear of the shops. We are hopeful these measures will improve the quality of life of local shopkeepers and residents.

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Police have increased patrols in the area and are working with the Litter Enforcement Officer at the District Council to provide long term solutions. The Mobile Police Station continues to visit several locations in the Neighbourhood on a very regular basis, including Jersey Farm shops, the Quadrant and High Oaks shops. The local Neighbourhood Constables and PCSOs are regularly present on these visits, so please visit them to discuss any issues or concerns you may have. The Team are committed to helping reduce crime and ensuring all residents and visitors to the area enjoy a peaceful and safe environment.

St Albans and district is one of the safest places in the country. Hertfordshire Police, St.Albans City & District Safety Partnership and Neighbourhood Watch work together to reduce crime and the fear of crime.

We at Neighbourhood Watch are all volunteers, The district of St.Albans is divided into 20 wards, each ward is represented by a Ward Co-ordinator, who in turn will assist area co-ordinators and street co-ordinators. We welcome new volunteers to help us run and expand Neighbourhood Watch.