Aldermaston Parish Council

Residents in our Parish should have received the Spring edition of AWE's Connect newsletter in the post. You may have noticed on the back cover an invitation for local residents to join one of AWE's several 'Have your say' drop-in sessions to learn about construction plans for its Aldermaston site. The Future Materials Campus will be a major construction programme extending over a period of 10 years, so will inevitably have an impact on the local area. We would encourage as many people as possible to find out more direct from AWE at one of their meetings in June or July. Details below.

Wasing Estate is holding their 'Mount Concerts' in the next few weeks.
Residents should be aware there is likely to be music heard at times in the local vacinity, however, if residents feel this becomes excessive they can contact this number - 020 8058 7905

The dates of the event are:-

Friday 26th - June
Saturday 27th - June
Sunday 28th - June
Friday 3rd - July
Saturday 4th - July

Our Chairman's June Report can now be found on our website, or use this link -

aldermaston-pc.gov.uk

Temporary Traffic Lights

Road name(s) - A340 Baughurst Road, Baughurst
Exact Location and extent of temporary lights - A340 Aldermaston Road / Baughurst Road Roundabout .
Date(s) - 23rd to 26th June 2026
Times - 24hrs
Reason for temporary lights - Install a new hydrant
Works Promoter - Infrastructure Programmes - MWS
Contractor (if applicable) -
Thames Water

ROAD CLOSURE

Road name(s) - Church Road & Red Lane, Aldermaston
Exact Location and extent of closure - Between the junctions of A340 Paices Hill and Reading Road.
Date(s) - 28th May 2026
Times - 08:00 to 17:00 Short duration of work.
Reason for closure - Permanent Carriageway Repairs
Works Promoter - West Berkshire Council

While these events are free to attend, advance booking is required. They are also listed on the West Berkshire Directory: Carers Week 8-14 June 2026 - free events for unpaid carers | West Berkshire Directory

Carers Week is an annual campaign that raises awareness of caring, highlights the challenges faced by unpaid carers, and recognises the vital contribution they make to families and communities across the UK. It also supports individuals who may not identify themselves as carers to recognise their role and access the support available to them. This year’s theme is ‘Building Carer Friendly Communities’

Our Chairman's May Report is now available on our website, under 'Meetings' or please use this link to view -

aldermaston-pc.gov.uk