Community program promoting crime prevention and safety.

• A. Local council representatives
• B. Neighbourhood Watch
• C. National Probation Service
• D. Learning disability advocacy groups

Answer: (B)

Community crime prevention relies on residents actively looking out for one another and working with police to deter offences. Neighbourhood Watch fits this approach perfectly by organizing local residents to increase visibility of their streets, share information about suspicious activity, and report concerns promptly. This collaboration helps prevent crime and enhances safety by creating social cohesion and a sense of collective responsibility in the neighbourhood. The other options are not community-based prevention programs: local council representatives are elected officials, the National Probation Service focuses on supervising offenders, and learning disability advocacy groups concentrate on rights and support for people with learning disabilities rather than preventing crime in communities.