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Charlton Central Streets

Welcome


Welcome to the official website of Charlton Central Neighbourhood Watch (CCNW). We hope you will use this site to learn about our Watch and how the residents within our 13 streets work together to make Central Charlton a safer place to live.

New Fraud Reporting Service

New Fraud Reporting Service

If you previously received alert messaging from Action Fraud this will change to advice on cyber crime and fraud from Report Fraud.

Report Fraud is the new service that has now replaced Action Fraud.

You should report cyber crime and fraud here from now on: reportfraud.police.uk

Charlton Village and Riverside Safer Neighbourhood Team

The area of the CCRA/CCN Watch is covered by:

Team Members:

Email

Contact:

Sgt Matthew Hoyne-Butler

Matt.Hoyne-Butler@met.police.uk

 

07748750545

PC Polina Ivanova

Polina.Ivanova@met.police.uk

 

07748116527

PC Jake Lee

Jake.Lee@met.police.uk

 

07780031067

PCSO Anne Maria Fiorillo

AnnaMaria.Fiorillo@met.police.uk

07342096948
If you are concerned about community safety please contact Charlton Central Neighbourhood Watch by ringing 07939 090 676 or email mail@ccnwatch.org Stay safe - The CCNWatch

Click here for our CCNWatch Pastoral Spiritual Wellbeing Support Leaflet

We are actively recruiting new co-ordinators to the Watch. Being a co-ordinator is not an onerous or time consuming role. You will be joining an enthusiastic team who care about our area. Be the first to know what's going on in our streets.  Have you say in influencing policing priorities in the area. If you'd like to find out more, or become a co-ordinator click here and send us an email: mail@ccnwatch.org

CCNW is part of the national 'Watch' network whose motto is 'building secure, confident communities'. We wholeheartedly support this motto in CCNW. We are also affiliated to the Royal Borough of Greenwich Neighbourhood Watch organisation. The CCNW is supported by

 

Our Watch has been set up to promote community cohesion. Research has shown that a strong neighbourhood watch can reduce crime in an area. We hope CCNW contributes to a reduction in crime but this is not our only aspiration. We promote good neighbourliness through keeping residents in touch with issues of community safety. We provide a conduit for exchanging information between residents themselves and with our local Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team.

If you have not already joined, become part of CCNW now and spread the word that by working together we can make Charlton Central a safer and happier place to live.

It is FREE to join. See Contact Us.

Aims

To help make Charlton Central a safe and friendly place to live and work by:

Instant Alerts

ALERT TRADING STANDARDS Date: 14/01/2026

Please be wary of scam emails impersonating Apple’s iCloud service, which use various claims to convince recipients to click on malicious links within the message. Scammers hope to convince people that their cloud storage service is full, their payment has failed or there has been suspicious activity on their account. These fake emails often look like they are from iCloud and threaten you with claims that 'all your photos will be deleted'. If you have received this email, do not click on any links. The emails claim that either your storage is full and you will no longer receive emails to your iCloud account, or that your payment method has expired. They include a dangerous link to receive 'free storage space' or 'update your payment method.' Some versions of this email claimed that you’re ‘at risk of losing your photos, videos and important files', and that you must ‘upgrade today to keep your precious files and memories safe'. One email offered an 80% discount to 'upgrade now' and another said that you'd lose access to your account in '48 hours.' Other emails stated that your payment method was out of date and needed to be updated in order to keep using iCloud services. One email that said suspicious activities had been noticed on your iCloud account and it may be suspended. All of these emails led to dodgy phishing websites that gather personal details, such as your name, email address and phone number and financial details. WHERE TO REPORT. Protect others by reporting incidents like this. Report suspicious texts you have received but not acted upon, by forwarding the original message to 7726, which spells SPAM on your keypad. Report suspicious emails you have received but not acted upon, by forwarding the original message to: report@phishing.gov.uk
If you, or anyone you know, have been affected by fraud or any other scam, report it to Report Fraud by calling 0300 123 2040 or visiting Report Fraud by calling:
0300 123 2040 or visiting
www.reportfraud.police.uk

REPORTING to Trading Standards Tel. 0208 921 8223
or email: tradingstandards @royalgreenwich.gov.uk

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