COMPETITION CLOSED
Derbyshire Neighbourhood Watch have launched a jubilee competition for mini artists 6yrs an under and artists 7yrs to 16yrs, download your picture now to enter the Derbyshire Neighbourhood Jubilee Competition, then simply upload your entry along with why the Queen should visit your street or community.
MMB Magazine are delighted to be sponsoring the Derbyshire Neighbourhood watch competition for the jubilee.
Derbyshire Neighbourhood Watch have launched a jubilee competition for mini artists 6yrs an under and artists 7yrs to 16yrs, download your picture now to enter the Derbyshire Neighbourhood Jubilee Competition, then simply upload your entry along with why the Queen should visit your street or community.
They will select two winners from each of the Derbyshire areas below and then an overall winner for Derbyshire on the 20th Of May 2022.
- Chesterfield
- High Peak
- Derbyshire dales
- North East
- Amber Valley
- Erewash
- North Derby
- South Derby
- East Derby
- West Derby
Further Information On How To Enter
- Simply click here to download your Neighbourhood Watch jubilee picture and colour in
- To enter online click here to upload your neighbourhood Watch Jubilee entry and fill in all your details online including why the Queen should visit your street.
- Or send your picture to NHW, Room 312, Chesterfield Police Station, Beetwell Street, chesterfield, S40 1SH. Make sure you add your age, contact details of an adult and the reason why the Queen should visit your street on the back of the entry before posting. Please note posted entries can not be returned.
Closing date of the competition is Friday the 20th May 2022 at 5pm
By entering the competition you are giving us user consent to display your artwork around Derbyshire and local events and on our Derbyshire Neighbourhood Watch Facebook Group with our Facebook activity (No contact details will be disclosed on display). No cash alternatives will be offered and judges decisions will be final.
We have over 1k number of neighbourhood watch schemes doing a fantastic job in building safer communities from a street to a whole village. Working with them towards a caring society with a good quality of life for everyone on your street feeling connected and staying connected. Derbyshire Neighbourhood watch work closely with Derbyshire Constabulary, Derbyshire County Council, Safer Neighbourhood Team, Police Crime Commissioner, Derbyshire Fire Services and key partners to ensure local information for the local community and specific messages from missing people, current crimes anti social behaviour to critical incidents. This includes Derbyshire police priority updates in your area including good news on recent outcomes and crime prevention. When you sign up you can register for specific groups from farm watch, horse watch etc to gain additional messages for issues in your area.