Residents Survey Results - March 2021


Arleston Neighbourhood Watch - Residents Survey March 2021

We have recently launched another residents survey to find out what you think about the information we share. We also wanted to find out how you felt about our neighbourhood watch scheme. 

Within this newsletter, we will provide information about the results that we have received so far.



It was felt that information about parking, flytipping and dog fouling is posted too often. We have decided that posts about these ongoing issues within Arleston will be posted in a separate group. These issues are not specific to neighbourhood watch issues. Therefore, if any posts are posted by residents for approval on our neighbourhood watch group, they will be declined. Members will be reminded to post about such issues on our community group instead. Although we will not be sharing posts about these issues on our neighbourhood watch group, we will continue to do all that we can to resolve these issues by continuing to work with the Police, the local council and our local councillor. 

Are you happy with the content that we share? 

The majority of residents who have answered our survey are happy with the content that we post. 

We are pleased to share some feedback below from the responses that we have received:

I’m happy with the content and find the posts extremely informative. As well as information regarding crime, you also provide general information which helps me see what concerns other residents have. One of the main benefits I see with your work is that I no longer feel alone within the Arleston community. I have lived here for 15 years, and yet have never really felt part of the community as I do not know any other residents in Arleston, apart from my immediate neighbours. Now I see the community within Arleston and feel part of it.

Yes can see what's going on in area


Since the Neighbourhood watch the ASB as been less and the information provided is informative letting members know what is happening in the area.

I am happy with the content




One residents response who selected other left the following comment

Not sure yet. It has made me more aware of what crimes take place in Arleston, whereas I was in the dark before joining.

We are pleased to confirm that crime overall has reduced since the launch of our neighbourhood watch scheme. We launched the scheme in August 2020. 

Please see crime stats below as from West Mercia Police Website 



Do you have any concerns about crime about crime within Arleston?

Residents who have answered the survey so far are concerned about drug dealing, speeding and off road bikes. 

If you see any acts of drug dealing or off road bikes being used, please call the Police via 101. Please provide as much information as possible. The sooner you call the police, the better. It will give the police the chance of attending the scene to look for those responsible. 


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