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Dear Residents, 

Today, we were pleased to support our neighbouring ward, Peckham Rye with St Giles' Help in doing some park patrols in response to some recent issues regarding phone snatches that occurred  within the park. It was great to see and speak to so many familiar faces. We want to reinforce that we are committed to maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for all. 

As your Saferneighbourhood Team, we are dedicated to supporting not just our own ward but also our neighbouring communities. We will continue to do our utmost to address any concerns that may arise. Thank you all for your continued support.

We also wanted to emphasis the importance of keeping yourself hydrated and cool during this warmer weather, Please take care of yourself and others in this Heat and if any emergencies occur Dial 999 or 101 for Non-emergencies. 

Thank you once again,

- Dulwich Hill Safer Neighbourhood Team 

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Thanks for the update. Do you know which team could walk the Surrey Canal Path (the cycle and walking route from Peckham Library) in the mornings 8-9am to try to deter the drug use and drug selling under the 2 x bridges each day?

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