The Neighbourhood Watch podcast is hosted by Alfie Moore, a former police officer turned award-winning comedian. With a focus on real and relatable experiences, guests explore what it is like to grow up in different neighbourhoods, exposure to crime and provide practical advice. 

Podcast host Alfie Moore. Alfie is shown smiling he's got short dark hair and a beard and he wears glasses. The image includes text reading Alfie is an ex-copper turned comedian. He also hosts BBC Radio 4's 'It's a Fair Cop' which recently wone the Gold Award for Best Comedy at the 2026 ARIA Awards.

Episode one: Breaking and Entering with Penny Smith will drop on Friday 24 July.  Listen and subscribe to the podcast on any of these platforms: 

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The producers Adore Audio developed the show to appeal to anyone who enjoys honest, human stories told by familiar faces. 

Guests include breakfast TV legend Penny Smith, who talks about being burgled; Ruth Dodsworth OBE, shares her experience of coercive control; radio star Andy Bush, whose parents were cruelly scammed; journalist Kaf Okpattah, provides insights into the murky world of card fraud; author Becky Holmes, discusses the growing problem of online romance fraud; and Bobby Seagull MBE, broadcaster, educator and writer, who talks about street crime in London.

Find details of all six episodes here. 

As a charity, our aim is to build stronger communities and reduce crime. This podcast is an engaging way to deliver important messages to new audiences. Almost everyone has been a victim of crime at some point; it can be traumatic, but it is also a near-universal experience. These conversations are fascinating and insightful, spanning the full spectrum of human emotion. We hope the show will help our members, and many others, feel part of our community. 

John Hayward-Cripps, Chief Executive of Neighbourhood Watch