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Caversham and District Residents Association
 
View of Caversham Bridge and the River

View of Caversham Bridge and the River

Share Our Streets - traffic

Sharing Our Streets 

Read what it’s all about

Achieving the Vision - the full report November 2014.pdf This file is in PDF format and will open in a new window

Click here to access the Caversham Heritage Map Leaflet

Caversham and District Residents' Association

CADRA was established over 40 years ago and has become a widely respected voice for the community north of the river. Our aim is to "preserve and enhance the quality of life in Caversham and the surrounding District" or in other words that Caversham should always be:

‘a great place to live’

New members are warmly welcome — click here to join on-line

This website aims to provide a range of local information with quick links to the relevant detail on large official websites.

CADRA works closely with Reading Councillors and Officers, other local groups, the Police, local businesses and individuals and resolutely avoids party political bias.

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**Latest**


  • News from RBC on The Heights School. We will be following the process carefully and will keep members informed at the relevant stages.
  • Updated plans for St Martin's Centre
  • Rob Wilson's latest letter on the Heights School
  • From RBC - Pedestrian and cycle bridge: Residents update 2
  • Planned changes (problem, proposal, notice) to Highmoor Rd/Albert Rd junction. Replies to RBC needed before 4th November.
  • Next CADRA Open Meeting at 7:45pm on  Wednesday 19 November 2014: Sharing our Streets - Achieving the Vision
  • Residents leaflet for Reading Festival
  • CADRA Exhibition, 'Caversham in WWI'
  • The EFA response to Rob Wilson MP

  • A site for the Heights Primary School
    A public meeting on 17 June allowed residents to air their concerns and to ask questions following the announcement that the Education Funding Agency had secured a site on Upper Warren Avenue. Read more...

  • New housing on the edge of Caversham?
    South Oxfordshire District Council is running a Consultation until 23 July on where to locate an extra 5900 houses by 2031 , and one option, Option F , is to split the provision between the outskirts of Oxford and Caversham. CADRA will be objecting strongly to this option, but individuals may also wish to sent comments.

  • Annual General Meeting & Planning Presentation
    Our 2014 AGM took place on Tuesday, 8th May at the Thameside Primary School on Harley Road, here's the presentation.
  • See the Planning Page for the latest:  Monthly Planning List
  • To see what's been added recently visit our:  News Page
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