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BURGHFIELD residents will get a chance to have their say on their community this week.A public consultation meeting is being held on Thursday (March 8) at 7.30pm in Burghfield village hall.The meeting will give residents the opportunity to say what they believe the top priorities in the area should be for the police and local authority.The consultation will also be used to inform the Neighbourhood Action Group (NAG) - made up of residents and representatives from the police and local authorities - which will then meet to decide how best to tackle the issues raised.The meeting also gives people the change to meet the area’s new police community support officer (PCSO) Steve Pengilly.Pc Nick Evans, neighbourhood officer for Burghfield, said: “Public consultation is an important part of neighbourhood policing and this is an opportunity for you, as a resident of the area, to come and tell us what you think we should be dealing with.
We can only address your concerns about the area if you come and tell us what they are, so please come along
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