Welcome to the Bell Tower Community Association's home page.

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About the Bell Tower Community Association

Who are we?

The Bell Tower Community Association was founded in October 2005, to help generate some community spirit in a small corner of Reading. The Association is completely independent, with no affiliation to any political or religious organisations. For those unfamiliar with the area, Reading is a town of about 150,000 inhabitants, 40 miles west of London. It is at the heart of the Thames Valley, often known as the UK's 'Silicon Valley' because of its concentration of high-tech industries.

Where are we?

We are in the area between Reading town centre and Caversham. Our boundaries are Caversham Road, Northfield Road, Barry Place, the residential end of Cardiff Road, Addison Road, Denbeigh Place and Randolph Road. Here is a map of our area (courtesy of Reading Borough Council). You can find a clickable map of our area from Google here.

How can we be contacted?

If you would like to find out more about us or can help with local activities please send an email to .

Where does the name come from?

At the centre of our area is the bell tower belonging to the E P Collier Primary School, our main landmark that can be seen from all over the area. The neighbourhood has no historic name, so we thought it would be fitting to use this landmark in our logo and name.

What's going on in the area?

We produce a quarterly newsletter, Neighbourhood News. Printed copies are distributed free to all households and businesses in our area - our total circulation is around 600. You can download Neighbourhood News here. Our events page has information on local events, along with plenty of photos of our recent activities.