Crime Prevention 

In the Ripley Township, our active Neighbourhood Watch groups offer a great way to connect with others and play a part in keeping our community safe. 
 
The Neighbourhood Watch logo established 1982 A photo of a Christmas scene with fake trees, cardboard houses and pretty lights created by the group

 Heage Neighbourhood Watch 

Main contact name: Mark Hirst 
 
Tel: 07968 158553 
 
Email: heageneighbourhoodwatch@gmail.co.uk 
 
Meeting address: 
Heage Village Hall,School Lane, Heage, Belper, Derbyshire DE56 2AL 
 
Day/time group meets: Currently ad-hoc meetings & events but in the process of setting up quarterly meetings 
 
Cost to attend: None 
 
The objective of the Neighbourhood Watch organisation is to build a stronger more connected community, which in turn will help lead to a safer community where crime and anti-social behaviour are less likely to happen. The ultimate objective is to cover all streets within the village with a Neighbourhood Watch (NW) street co-ordinator while continuing to expand membership within the individual areas, however it is recognised that this objective is likely to be an ongoing activity. 
The Neighbourhood Watch logo established 1982 A photo of a decorated tree tied with ribbon, hearts and drawings 4 photos of decorated trees with red and white for England

Meadow Road Neighbourhood Watch & Community Group 

Main contact name: Julie Walters 
 
Tel: 07891 474385 
 
Email: julie58jw@gmail.com 
 
Meeting address: 31/33 Meadow Road, Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3EP 
 
Day/time group meets: Whenever needed- no set time 
 
Cost to attend: None 
We are a community group of residents in Meadow Road, Ripley, who support each other, have social events and are happy to join in and support other groups as well as keeping up with Neighbourhood Watch matters. 
The Neighbourhood Watch logo established 1982 A photo of litter picking equipment provided by Ripley Town Council that the groups volunteers use A photo of the Church from the outside and an added image of a coffee cup

Nether Heage Community News & Neighbourhood Watch 

Main contact name: Cheryl Roulston/ Neil Parkin-Hunt 
 
Tel: 07966 143186 
 
Email: cherylroulston@hotmail.com 
Nhcommunitynews@gmail.com 
 
Meeting address: Methodist Chapel, Slack Lane, Nether Heage, Derbyshire DE56 2JU 
 
Day/time group meets: Last Tuesday of every month 
 
Cost to attend: None 
We belong to the Neighbourhood Watch and keep our villagers updated on crime, security, local news etc 
The Neighbourhood Watch logo established 1982 A photo of villagers celebrating the Queen's platinum jubilee A photo of a selection of children's outdoor toys in an area for children to use for free Ripley Mayor Councillor Colin Bailey judging a scarecrow in a trail created by the community

Nether Heage Villagers & Neighbourhood Watch 

Main contact name: Michelle Gascoigne 
 
Tel: 07851 626306 
 
Email: michellegascoigne@sky.com 
 
Cost to attend: None 
We are neighbours and villagers who get together to make Nether Heage a better place to live.