Residents urged to become good neighbours

Monday, 22 June 2015 00:00

More details about a revamped Neighbourhood Watch scheme for the Island will be available this weekend.

The team behind its resurgence will be on hand at the Strand Shopping Centre on Saturday - recruiting new members and answering any questions.

Once a popular concept the Neighbourhood Watch initiative has waned in recent years.

Member Amy Maguire says it's clear what's led to its revival:

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