Please make a note in your diary now. The next meeting will take place at 7:30pm on 14th October 2010 at Sir William Harpur House, Clyde Crescent.

Brickhill Community Safety Forum, Brickhill Baptist Church, 15th July 2010

There was a useful meeting of the Brickhill Community Safety Forum on 15th July at Brickhill Baptist Church. There were reports from many agencies: Brickhill Parish Council, Bedford Borough Council, the Police, bpha, Brickhill Baptist Church, Neighbourhood Watch and Borough Councillor Charles Royden. Delia Shephard reported progress on the Brickhill Sustainable Community Plan.

Tim Gannon from Brickhill Baptist Church reported back on the very successful football sessions, held on eight Tuesday evenings on Waveney Green. Large numbers of middle and upper school aged children attended – normally over 100 per evening.

Special guest speaker was Dave Hodgson, Mayor of Bedford Borough. He spoke about his links to Brickhill, the challenges faced by the Borough Council at the moment and some of the work of the council.

The Community Safety Forum agreed its priorities for the next three months:

1. Anti-social behaviour on the Woodlands Park estate
2. Parking on verges
3. Parking near schools

The Borough Council will lead on the two parking issues and the police, with support from other agencies and residents, will lead on the Woodlands Park issue.

Everyone who lives or works in Brickhill is invited to the Brickhill Community Safety Forum at Brickhill Baptist Church at 7.30pm on Thursday 15th July 2010. The Special Guest Speaker is Dave Hodgson, the Mayor of Bedford Borough. This is your chance to have your say to all the Agencies that are working in Brickhill.

The Community Safety Forum is your Forum and gives you the chance to express your opinions and ideas about the present and future of the area. All local reisidents are warmly invited to attend!

Safer Neighbourhoods

The next meeting of Brickhill Community Safety Forum is on Thursday 21st January 2010, starting at 7:30pm. The meeting takes place at Sir William Harpur House, Clyde Crescent, Brickhill. The meeting will include a talk about the Bobby Scheme – come along and find out more about it.

Everyone who lives or works in Brickhill is invited to come along. This is your chance to have your say to all the Agencies that are working in Brickhill. 

The Community Safety Forum is your Forum and gives you the chance to express your opinions and ideas about the present and future of the area.

We look forward to seeing you!