Here is the latest update for the Caversham Neighbourhoods, by PCSO Rob Dunford.

LOWER CAVERSHAM

Crime is down again in Lower Caversham (figures for Jan-Mar 2010 display an overall drop of 18.9%) Compared to the same period 2009.  For more information on UK crime stats, see the following: http://maps.police.uk/view/thames-valley.  However, as longer evenings offer the potential for increased anti-social behaviour (ASB), we need our residents to stay vigilant in reporting any disturbances.

Neighbourhood Action Group

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The RSPCA has confirmed that a fox killed a cat in Scott Close, Caversham.

As a resident of the Buggs Bottom area, there seem to be a growing number of foxes in the Caversham area. They are very noisy at night at can often be seen walking along the streets.

Do you have photos of the latest snow?

Email them to us and we’ll upload them or if you want to contribute to Caversham.info we’ll make you a contributor so you can add your own posts, articles and stuff!!!

Reading Borough council has 7 4X4 vehicles to help the vulnerable in this extreme winter weather. 

Vulnerable people or their carers can phone the Council’s response team on 0118 955 3600 if they have any urgent needs.

If you know of any vulnerable people, especially old people, please be a good neighbour and check on them. See if they are okay or need any help.

According to the Met Office severe, heavy snow and ice is expected.

Let’s hope that Reading Borough Council actually prepares properly as this has been long predicted.  There is nothing to date on its website!

Are the gritting lorries out already?

We’ll see this time or await pathetic excuses again.

I can report that both our bins (normal waste and recycling) we emptied yesterday (Saturday).

Very good move by RBC doing both types at once as having to wait another week or more for the emptying of our normal bin would have been a complete nightmare.