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Wednesday, 7th January, 2009

Published: Wednesday, 19th November, 2008 16:00

Action group prepares to meet

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AN ACTION group which aims to improve neighbours’ lives is holding its last meeting of the year.

The Katesgrove Neighbourhood Action Group (NAG) will hold its last meeting of the year at 7pm tomorrow (Thursday) in New Price Primary in Milman Road.

The group consists of residents, community workers, businesses and the police to tackle problems in the area.

The group will also have a stall at the Katesgrove Fair in the Waterloo Meadows Play Centre, Elgar Road (South) from 2-4pm this Saturday [22]. The stall will have advice on reducing car crime and information about the group.

Anyone interested in attending the meeting is asked to contact Kath Langdale on 0118 376 7246.

James Schlackman

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Slight correction: the school on Milman Road is "New Christ Church Primary School", not "New Price Primary".

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Apologies for the typing error; it should have read New Christ Church.

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