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Petition for the installation of CCTV cameras at the junction of The Rise, Devon Way and Dorset Way.

We the undersigned petition Hillingdon Council to install CCTV cameras at the junction of The Rise, Devon Way and Dorset Way in Hillingdon.

Hillingdon Residents, the recent spate of burglaries, criminal damage, thefts and vandalism on our once quiet streets has prompted this petition. The huge increase in crime in our area effects everyone, especially our more vulnerable neighbours.

Over the last 18 months, we have faced:
• House break-ins and burglaries.
• Confidence tricksters preying on our elderly neighbours.
• Vandals smashing windows.
• Car thefts and damage.
• Thieves using Dorset Way as a blind spot to dump stolen cars and goods.

We ask you to sign this petition for Hillingdon Council to install CCTV cameras at the junction of The Rise, Devon Way and Dorset Way in Hillingdon.

We know that the installation of CCTV cameras will:
• Prove an excellent deterrent and naturally reduce crime in our area.
• Also provide vital evidence for the police to catch and prosecute criminals.

Please sign this petition to help make change!

This ePetition runs from 17/04/2024 to 15/05/2024.

2 people have signed this ePetition.

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