Road safety in focus at Newbury Neighbourhood Watch meeting this July

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April 29, 2026

With a guest speaker, emergency service updates and a chance to connect with neighbours, this open community meeting offers a closer look at safety issues affecting the local area.

Locals are invited to a summer Neighbourhood Watch meeting in Newbury, featuring a guest talk from road safety charity RoadPeace, alongside updates from local emergency services.

Taking place on Wednesday 15 July 2026, the session begins at 7.15pm at Kersey Hall within the Waterside Centre (entrance via the side of Camp Hopson).

Guest speaker Kate Uzzell will be sharing insights into the work of RoadPeace, offering a closer look at road safety issues and support for those affected by road incidents.

Attendees can also expect updates from West Berkshire Police and Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service, providing the latest information on community safety across the district.

While there is no parking available at the venue itself, several public car parks are located nearby within easy walking distance.

The meeting is open to everyone, and residents are encouraged to come along and get involved in community safety discussions.

For more information, visit the Neighbourhood Watch Network website at ourwatch.org.uk.

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Road safety in focus at Newbury Neighbourhood Watch meeting this July

With a guest speaker, emergency service updates and a chance to connect with neighbours, this open community meeting offers a closer look at safety issues affecting the local area.

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