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Police
If residents witness regular incidents of nuisance or dangerous driving, I would urge them to contact the police directly either by the non-emergency telephone number: 101, or on the Lancashire Constabulary 'Do It Online' webpage, ideally, with a record of the registration numbers of the vehicles.
The 'Community Toolkit' gives examples of how local residents can raise awareness of speeding and road safety issues.
Upload and send the footage directly to your local police force.
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Local Services
Telephone: 01200443344
In the event of an emergency please call 999
Community Support
For families with very young children. It meets in St. John’s Church on the first Wednesday in every month at 11.00am for a short service (approx. 15 mins.) It is arranged by the Mothers Union and supported by a dedicated band of helpers. For further information the Edward Bear Team
We offer practical support and advice to members of our community during the coronavirus health crisis particularly those who are self isolating. This includes picking up shopping, posting mail, urgent supplies, friendly phone calls, dog walking, and other assistance. They can also offer help with emergency supplies and have a helpline for anyone who has lost their job or had to close their business.
Health and Fitness
New players are always welcome and the club is always on the look-out for adults interested in managing or coaching a team or helping out in an administrative role within the club. Contact
Community Groups
Welcomes new female singers on Wednesday evenings from 7.30pm to 9.00pm at St. John’s Church. For information telephone Contact Olwyn Pearce
Meet on the third Thursday of the month in Simonstone Old School on School Lane at 7.30pm. Events are organised throughout the year and visitors and new members are welcome to come along. Further information from Sue Ogden
We are always looking for volunteers to assist in various ways: Contact David Smith – Tel. 771065 or visit facebook page https://www.facebook.com/forsreadschool
Meet at 2 Read Hall Cottages, Hammond Drive every first Thursday of each month from 7.30pm. Further information about each month’s book available from Read Librar