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Letters: The importance of knowing your neighbours

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Neighbourhood Support overcomes the "nosy neighbour" concept, a reader says.
Neighbourhood Support overcomes the "nosy neighbour" concept, a reader says.

Neighbourhood Support overcomes the "nosy neighbour" concept, a reader says.

Thanks Stephanie Worsop, your "at home experience" (Opinion, January 21) highlights the importance of residents joining Neighbourhood Support.

Membership "breaks the ice" with knowing your neighbours. If your street had been in Neighbourhood Support, being on "nodding acquaintance", your neighbours would have quickly responded to your painful scream. Neighbourhood Support overcomes the "nosy neighbour" concept.

One of the features of the Mount/Pāpāmoa region is the high membership of Neighbourhood Support, (3500 homes in the Mount and 6,000+ homes in Pāpāmoa, and Neighbourhood Support are actively recruiting residents across Tauranga and the Western Bay.
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Max Lewis
Mount Maunganui


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