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This network is driven by the Maidenhead community and provides a platform to discuss community safety. Those involved will work collaboratively to develop projects that build on existing resources to shape the local area in ways that matter most to the community. Anyone from the Maidenhead community is more than welcome to get involved in regular meetings that explore the theme of community safety.
The first Community Safety network meeting will be held on TBC. The meetings will be chaired by Mandy Mann. If you are passionate about where you live and want to help make a difference with the Maidenhead project please email volunteer@rbwm.gov.uk.
Please post community stories, as well as your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions around community safety in Maidenhead as this will feed into the discussions at the network meetings.
This network is driven by the Maidenhead community and provides a platform to discuss community safety. Those involved will work collaboratively to develop projects that build on existing resources to shape the local area in ways that matter most to the community. Anyone from the Maidenhead community is more than welcome to get involved in regular meetings that explore the theme of community safety.
The first Community Safety network meeting will be held on TBC. The meetings will be chaired by Mandy Mann. If you are passionate about where you live and want to help make a difference with the Maidenhead project please email volunteer@rbwm.gov.uk.
Please post community stories, as well as your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions around community safety in Maidenhead as this will feed into the discussions at the network meetings.