Peasemore Village

As of June 2023 this website is no longer updated

The new website is: https://peasemore-pc.gov.uk/

For a tiny village of 120 homes, Peasemore seems to have managed to collect no less than 6 different websites which is a little confusing for people, makes it hard for people to find anything and makes keeping information correct and up to date very hard.

To try and reduce down the number of information sources as of June 2023 this website will no longer be updated, all updates, events and information will be kept on the new website which includes all the Parish Council information as well as local news and events. This website will remain available for historic referencing only as we will likely not move any old date across to the new site.

Please update any bookmarks to reflect the new site

Thanks

Dave

queen elizabeth ii

The Councillors of the Peasemore Parish Council are deeply saddened by the news of the death of Her Majesty The Queen.

Our thoughts are with the Royal Family at this time.

Many UK emergency services are now using @what3words to help find people in emergency situations.

The app can give you 3 simple words to describe your exact location. It's a very simple app for your phone, which works even when you aren't in mobile phone coverage, so is a great way to keep safe.

Download the app to be prepared:

https://app.what3words.com/emergency-preparedness

Hill Green, Leckhampstead, will be closed from the 8^th to 11^th May 2020, between 08:00 & 18:00hrs each day.

The closure will be from its junction with B4494 (Wantage Rd) and its junction with Mud Lane.

The alternative route for all vehicles affected, is via B4494 (Wantage Rd), School Rd, Graces Ln, Oxford Rd, Old St, Unnamed Rd from Mud Ln to Old St, Mud Ln and vice versa.

The purpose of this closure is so BT can carry out works for a customer connection.

Residential access will be maintained throughout and the diversion will be signed on site.

Please Note: Whilst Blue light access will be maintained, approach with caution as plant may have to be moved

All enquiries should be directed to: Kelly Traffic Management on 0247 664 2817

A plan of the closure can be found at: (click on link) https://one.network/?tm=117118826

Due to the volume of updates and also the way a lot of them are only valid for a few days as situations change I'm not updating them onto this website.

If you want the latest information then ensure you are:-

Subscribed to the Peasemore News mailing list by registering on this site

Subscribe to the Peasemore In Touch facebook group

Thanks and keep safe

Dave

Hill Green Lane, Leckhampstead is closed from 30^th Aug to 5^th Sept this is so Thames Water can repair a visible leak within the carriageway. This is an emergency repair, hence the short notice.

The extent of this closure is from the junction of Mud Lane to the junction of West View

The alternative route (Map available here) will be via, Mud Lane, Princes Lane, Field Road, and vice versa. Please note this route is unsuitable for HGV’s

Access will be permitted to residents and ‘Blue light’ response teams.

All enquiries to Thames Water on: 0203 577 9041 or 07870 390 380

Click on link to roadworks.org : Hill Green Closure

Andrew Gatland

Traffic and Road Safety - West Berkshire Council

The Cantemus Choir will return to St Barnabas' Church, Peasemore on Saturday, 6 July at 7.30pm. The concert will include show tunes, spirituals, folk songs and pop classics. Please come and enjoy a lovely summer evening's entertainment. Tickets £10 to include a glass of wine, from Jenny Maskell. Tel 01635 248540.