Local residents will have more chances to meet their neighbourhood police team as Cuppa with a Copper returns to Harrow with more dates.
Organised in partnership with Conversation Café, the informal drop-in events will be held at St Peter’s Church, Sumner Road, HA1 4BX, running from 10am to 2pm on the following dates:Tuesday 5th August, Tuesday 2nd September, Tuesday 7th October, Tuesday 4th November, and Tuesday 16th December.
The sessions are open to all Harrow residents and no appointment is needed. People can stop by at any time to speak with officers, raise concerns, or simply have a chat over a hot drink.
PCSO Neal, who is leading the initiative, said: “These events are open to all residents who live in the Borough of Harrow and it would be wonderful to see you in person. No appointment is needed – just pop in anytime between 10am and 2pm.”
Some events will have different themes and include support from Harrow Council and other local partners. Details can be found through Conversation Café on the Harrow Council website.
As well as providing crime prevention advice and updates on local policing, PCSO Neal will be sharing information about the Met’s new Met Engage platform. This allows residents to connect with their local police team, get key updates, and help shape how policing is delivered in their area.
PCSO Neal added: “All the community partners and I are really looking forward to meeting you on any of the dates.”
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