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Priorities for 2011/12

• Road Safety specifically Ringmead from the allotments to Waverley and traffic coming from Crowthorne road onto Ringmead and past Wooden Hill.
• Litter
• Anti-social behaviour

Neighbourhood Action Group

Date of next meeting and previous minutes

Neighbourhood Forum

Monday 6th February, 11am - Talk Shop, Great Hollands Square.

Major achievements 2010/11

You Said

We need a footpath from Great Hollands to the two bus stops on the bus lane leading from Wordsworth to the Southern Industrial Estate.

We Did

Contacted Bracknell Town Council who responded and provided a footpath so that people do not need to walk up the bus lane to get to the stops.

You Said

We are worried about the mini-motor bikes that dash around certain roads on our estate

We Did

Liaised with the police and they now keep a special look out for these on their regular patrols.

You Said

There is far too much litter and rubbish in the wood at the Great Hollands side of the footbridge leading to Easthampstead.

We Did

Litter picking groups have been organised and Bracknell Forest Homes have been keeping this area tidy.

You Said

We need bins for dog's mess in the wood at the Great Hollands side of the footbridge leading to Easthampstead.

We Did

We are currently investigating ways to address this issue.

Crime Statistics and CADIS Data

The Community Nuisance and Disorder Information System (CADIS) is a database that enables the Police and Borough Council to collate information about community nuisance and disorder and analyse and map the information so that activities can be more effectively targeted.

To find out about the data collected for Great Hollands contact the Crime and Disorder Reduction Team on 01344 352268

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