Hello and welcome to the website for the people who live or work in the Baker Street area of Reading in Berkshire.

The aims of the Baker Street Area Neighbourhood Association (BSANA) are to develop our sense of community and improve our local environment. You are invited to get involved or join our mailing list.

Thanks to all who have helped with past events. It all goes to making our neighbourhood a nicer and more friendly area to live in.

Broad Street Mall – Your Views Count – Planning Application

Broad Street Mall Planning Application

Birdspotting book for birds in the BSANA area.

	Wednesday, 10 April 2024 Thames Valley Police Have Your Say Time: 10:00am – 11:30am. Venue: Café 12, The Pavilion, 143-145 Oxford Road (bottom of Russell Street) Have Your Say meetings give you a range of opportunities to have your say on local policing priorities in your neighbourhood. At Have Your Say meetings, you can meet your local Neighbourhood Policing team and discuss your concerns about issues in your area
FEATURED EVENT
	Saturday, 27 April 2024 BSANA Community Fair Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm. Venue: The Oasis, Baker Street Eat Local – Love Local Celebrate great food from local producers. * Locally produced food and drink * * Products made locally * * Chat to your local councillors * * Complimentary tea and coffee *
FEATURED EVENT
	Thursday, 16 May 2024 Oxford Road Safer Neighbourhood Forum Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm. Venue: St Marks Church, Cranbury Road, RG30 2TA The Oxford Road Safer Neighbourhood Forum is part of a force wide initiative that was established by Thames Valley Police in 2007 (originally called the NAG), that deals with key police and safety issues that have been identified by the community. Anyone is weclome to attend and, if you want, raise any policing or safety issues for the area (in our case those living on or near the Oxford Road in Reading – in Abbey and Battle wards). Representatives from Thames Valley Police normally attend and give a general update on policing in the area as well as addressing any specific concerns (without giving out confidential information on current operations).
FEATURED EVENT
	Saturday, 25 May 2024 BSANA Community Fair Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm. Venue: The Oasis, Baker Street Eat Local – Love Local Celebrate great food from local producers. * Locally produced food and drink * * Products made locally * * Chat to your local councillors * * Complimentary tea and coffee *
FEATURED EVENT
FEATURED EVENT
	Saturday, 29 June 2024 BSANA Community Fair Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm. Venue: The Oasis, Baker Street Eat Local – Love Local Celebrate great food from local producers. * Locally produced food and drink * * Products made locally * * Chat to your local councillors * * Complimentary tea and coffee *
FEATURED EVENT
	Wednesday, 10 July 2024 Oxford Road Safer Neighbourhood Forum Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm. Venue: St Marks Church, Cranbury Road, RG30 2TA The Oxford Road Safer Neighbourhood Forum is part of a force wide initiative that was established by Thames Valley Police in 2007 (originally called the NAG), that deals with key police and safety issues that have been identified by the community. Anyone is weclome to attend and, if you want, raise any policing or safety issues for the area (in our case those living on or near the Oxford Road in Reading – in Abbey and Battle wards). Representatives from Thames Valley Police normally attend and give a general update on policing in the area as well as addressing any specific concerns (without giving out confidential information on current operations).
	Thursday, 19 September 2024 Oxford Road Safer Neighbourhood Forum Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm. Venue: Argyle Community Church, Argyle Road The Oxford Road Safer Neighbourhood Forum is part of a force wide initiative that was established by Thames Valley Police in 2007 (originally called the NAG), that deals with key police and safety issues that have been identified by the community. Anyone is weclome to attend and, if you want, raise any policing or safety issues for the area (in our case those living on or near the Oxford Road in Reading – in Abbey and Battle wards). Representatives from Thames Valley Police normally attend and give a general update on policing in the area as well as addressing any specific concerns (without giving out confidential information on current operations).