Agenda for NAG meeting 7 July 2014

Agenda for NAG meeting 7 July 2014

7.30 pm – 9.00 pm

at the

Earley Town Council Offices, Radstock Lane, Earley, Reading, RG6 5UL

1.      Apologies for absence

2.      Minutes from previous meeting 19 May 2014

3.      Any matters arising

4.      Update from Neighbourhood Policing Team

5.      Chief Inspector Rob France, LPA Commander

6.      Update from Chairs’ Meeting with PCC

7.      Marefield parking and the letter to Laurel Park Football Club

8.      Aldbourne Avenue access to Our Lady of Peace

9.      New cycle path on Lower Earley Way

10.    Update on Elm Lane lighting

11.    Any other business:

NB: If you have any items that you would like to add to the agenda please email me by Friday 27 June for inclusion.  Please be advised that no laptops/ipads will be allowed to be used in the Council Chamber and mobile phones will only be allowed to be used by the Police in emergencies. 

The minutes of the Earley Neighbourhood Action Group meeting of Monday 14th April 2014 are now available here. 

The NAG is also monitoring faulty street lights and is maintaining a spreadsheet which you can view here. If you are aware of any additional street lights or signs which aren't listed and require repair please get in touch.

Future Meeting Dates:
7th July 2014

[The group meets every 6 to 8 weeks from 7:30pm onwards in the main meeting room at Earley Town Council where it discusses local issues such as crime, litter, road safety, and anti-social behaviour. Its Agenda, Minutes and future meeting dates are all published on this website.]

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