The Henley and Studley Community Forum meeting was held last week on Thursday 25 June at Ullenhall Village Hall.
As with all Community Forums the meeting was open to anyone living in Henley and Studley and the surrounding communities; anyone with a question about a local issue can go along and put it to Councillors, Officers and representatives from a range of organisations.
At the meeting residents were given the opportunity to vote on community priorities for the Safer Neighbourhood Team and other agencies to address.
The following community priorities and actions were identified:
1. House Burglaries - The Safer Neighbourhood Team will give more officer time to this issue by carrying out four agreed 10 x 4 hour patrols of 2 officers at appropriates times.
2. Speeding in Wootton Wawen - The Safer Neighbourhood Team have agreed to undertake 6 x 2 hour speed checks before the next Community Forum meeting.
3. Nuisance vehicles on Node Hill, Studley - The Safer Neighbourhood Team will undertake 18 visits to the area before the next Community Forum meeting
Community Forums are interactive, enabling people to find out about issues big and small affecting their area, get answers to questions and influence local decision-making.
Previous Community Forums in Henley and Studley have focussed on a wide range of issues affecting local communities including parking issues across the area, the Shakespeare Rail Line upgrade and Sustainability in the forum area
The next Henley and Studley Community Forum is being held on Thursday 13th August at Wootton Wawen Village Hall and will focus on Affordable Homes and Empty Homes.
For more information about this forum please contact Lizzie Price, Area Support Officer on 01789 290784 or go to www.warwickshire.gov.uk.
Community Forums are part of a countywide initiative. There are 30 forums across Warwickshire, which bring together elected representatives across all tiers of local government - County, District and Borough and Parish, together with a range of other community representatives including Warwickshire Primary Care Trust, Warwickshire Police and Warwickshire Together partners.
