Eden Park Rugby

Rochberie Heights Neighbourhood Watch Event

Rugby Neighbourhood Watch are coming to Rochberie Heights to do a NHW event following recent break-ins on the estate.

They will be visiting with their events trailer and will be able to give you tips on things like crime prevention, and will also have some free merchandise to give away to help keep you and your homes safe.

Details are below:

📍 Skelthorn Avenue (next to the new spine road to Eden Park)
🕙 10am - 2pm

Look forward to seeing many of you there.

You can also join our local Neighbourhood Watch Scheme by following this link - https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/scheme/59506/eden-park-rochberie-heights-rugby

We will also be organising another event in the near future which will include Police, Councillors, NHW and others - more information about that event will follow soon.

Eden Park Rochberie Heights Rugby | Neighbourhood Watch | National network | Local Watch areas | Community crime prevention groups The Neighbourhood Watch Network supports individuals and groups to create safer, stronger and active communities. We believe in a caring society that is focused on trust and respect, in which people are safe from crime and enjoy a good quality of life

Want to know more about our town? Free walking tours starting Good Friday (7 April) at 11am, with tours then taking place at 11am on every Saturday from 8 April to the end of September.

FREE guided tours of the town centre start next week, giving visitors and residents the chance to discover fascinating facts about Rugby's history.

Organised by Rugby Visitor Centre, the tours take in iconic buildings and landmarks in the town centre, with expert guides revealing the stories behind the borough's rich history.

Stops on the tours include the Webb Ellis Rugby Football Museum, the statue commemorating William Webb Ellis, The Queen's Gates at the entrance of The Close at Rugby School, St Andrew's Church, the statue of Rupert Brooke and the monument to Sir Frank Whittle.

Find out more and book: https://www.rugby.gov.uk/news/article/1803/take_a_guided_tour_of_the_rugby_town