No one should feel unsafe or uncomfortable in their own home or neighbourhood. If someone’s behaviour is causing fear, stress or disrupting your day, we want to know. We take safety seriously and work with the police and local partners to support residents and sort out problems.
We work with you to help prevent crime, stop domestic abuse and anti-social behaviour and tackle things like vandalism and environmental problems. We’re especially here for older residents and for people who might feel vulnerable, to help them feel secure and confident in their community. We’re part of a wider team that includes wardens, neighbourhood officers, and local services, all working together to make Wythenshawe a safer place to live. We also support the police by sharing helpful info that can assist with their investigations and actions.
Many residents use security cameras or video doorbells to feel safer in their homes. This guide explains how to use home CCTV responsibly, what the law says, and how to avoid recording other people in a way that could affect their privacy. Your Guide to Home CCTVPDF (948 KB) PDF (948 KB) What you need to know about home security cameras and video doorbells Download Need this information in another format?
