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14 December 2025

RRA-AGM

The Lodge Sunday 3:00 pm View Meeting Details

Our Boundary

The boundary for the Association is defined to match the same boundary as set out for GB2, which is part of Greenham Parish. This is essentially

  • Anyone living on the Racecourse
  • Anyone living at Lower Farm (The start of the 1 mile straight)
  • Anyone living on Hambridge Lane (i.e. the converted offices in the industrial estate)


The Aims of the Association

  • Having our voice heard whilst working with the Racecourse
  • To be Non-Party Political.
  • Ensuring our voice is heard at Greenham Parish Council
  • Ensuring our voice is heard at West Berks Council
  • Bringing clarity to whose responsibility local issues are
  • Help build a sense of community
  • To have our membership represent > 50% of homes who live here

Latest News

Our First Year

Racecourse

25

October 2025
Our First Year

Here is a quick copy of the newsletter being sent to members by email over the next week.

It tries to summarise what the Residents Association has achived and hopes to achive.

Greenham and RRA to survey on possible Community Centre

Racecourse

08

October 2025
Greenham and RRA to work on Comunity Centre

News from Greenham Parish Council meeting! 08/10/2025

Greenham Parish Council (GPC) accepted the amended RRA motion to move forward with doing a survey on if the Marketing Suite at the Racecourse should be converted it into a community centre.

DWH have offered to gift the building and some associated land as an alternative to it being demolished.

Sincerely

Adrian Abbs

Chairman

PS Below is the motion as submitted by the RRA via its Ward Cllrs, along with the current layout of the building’s internals. The only difference the first time was an amendment to £10K rather than the original request for £50K, and that a structural survey should be done as a first step to establish viability. As that meeting did not have its agenda published, the motion came back to Council and was approved, with a focus now solely on conducting a GPC survey. Cllrs led by the GPC Chairman further amended the proposals by myself and Steve to have the survey cover the whole of Greenham, not just GB2 as originally proposed by myself. (Adrian Abbs)