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Community Matters

Royal Holloway, University of London is situated between the small town of Egham and the village of Englefield Green, close to London and the small sizes of the local communities makes the College a relaxed and peaceful place to study.   Community relations are extremely important to the College and we are keen to help wherever possible.  We seek to be a good neighbour by contributing fully to the local economy, by supporting local causes with student volunteer help, by encouraging our students to behave considerately in the local area and by encouraging close attention to crime-prevention.  

Please read our Be A Good Neighbour Guide| for more information. 

The Students' Union have also produced a Community Strategy (2011-12)|

The College Community Liaison and Support Office works closely with our external partners at Surrey Police Safer Neighbourhood teams, Runnymede Borough Council Environmental Protection, and Safer Runnymede over reports of noise nuisance and anti-social behaviour involving students.  We encourage residents to report concerns about student behaviour to the Community Liaison & Support Office and also to our external partners where appropriate.

Contacts

Community Liaison & Support Office

When to contact the College:

If you believe any issues involve students from Royal Holloway, University of London please report your concern to the Community Liaison & Support Office in addition to the relevant external communty partner.

Community Liaison & Support Officer

Helen Groenendaal                    01784 443394             community @rhul.ac.uk|

Community Support Administrator

Tilly Foley                                      01784 276612               dclo @rhul.ac.uk|

The Community Liaison & Support Office is part of the College Support & Advisory Services

Safer Neighbourhood Teams

When to contact the Police:

When a crime - including Public Order offences - is suspected to have taken place the crime should be reported to the Police.  Call:

999 in an emergency - for example is a crime is in progress of someone's life is in danger

101 - for all other non-urgent Police matters

runnymedesnt@surrey.pnn.police.uk|

Environmental Protection

When to contact Environmental Protection:

If noise nuisance is emanating from domestic premises the enforcement responsibilities lie with Runnymede Borough Council.

01932 425131 (during office hours)

Safer Runnymede

01932 838383 (outside normal office hours)

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