Furzedown Safer Neighbourhood Panel
Get Involved
Raise recurring local concerns, contribute resident feedback, volunteer and help shape Furzedown community-safety priorities.
Have your say
Tell the Panel what matters in your part of Furzedown.
This static website currently prepares your feedback as an email to the Panel. It does not store your answers on the website.
What happens to your feedback?
Appropriate community-safety themes can be raised at Panel meetings, shared with relevant partners and used to inform priority discussions. Personal crime reports should always go through official reporting routes.
Young people should be heard too.
Young Furzedown brings together practical safety information and an anonymous Youth Safety Pulse so younger residents can help highlight recurring concerns.
Explore Young FurzedownFor an urgent incident or safeguarding concern, use the appropriate reporting route or speak to a trusted adult.
Monthly resident poll
Furzedown Safety Pulse
Tell us how safe Furzedown feels this month. It takes about 60 seconds and does not ask for your name or email.
Get involved
There are several ways to help make Furzedown safer and more connected.
You do not need to join the committee to contribute. Residents can attend meetings, share concerns, distribute flyers and newsletters, join Crimewatch or support Neighbourhood Watch.
Come to a Panel meeting
Hear updates, ask questions and help shape priorities.
Join the committee
Support local engagement and help represent resident concerns.
Neighbourhood Watch
Become a coordinator or join an existing local scheme.
Distribute flyers & newsletters
Help deliver Panel information to residents, including people who may be less connected digitally.
Contact the Panel
Get in touch about Furzedown community-safety priorities.
Please use official police or Council reporting channels for crimes, emergencies and service requests.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about the Panel.
This section can be expanded whenever the same questions come up repeatedly at meetings or through resident contact.
Is the Panel part of the police?
No. The Panel is made up of local residents who volunteer their time to represent community concerns and work with the police and other partners on local safety priorities.
Can I report a crime to the Panel?
No. Use 999 for emergencies and 101 or the Met online service for non-emergency crime. The Panel can receive broader recurring community-safety concerns.
Who decides the priorities?
The Panel uses resident concerns, local discussion and information from policing and partners to help identify and review priorities.
Can anyone attend meetings?
Yes. The newsletter states that all Furzedown residents are welcome at the community meeting.
Why are exact crime locations or detailed VAWG breakdowns not always shown?
Not all detailed offence-level information is published publicly, and detailed locations are not shown to preserve the confidentiality and privacy of victims.
How do I join the Panel?
Email furzedownsnt@yahoo.com and tell the Panel a little about your interest in Furzedown and community safety.