Gearing up for winter with gritting preparations
Gritters will be out on test runs this week
Delivering for local residents, Focusing on prevention, Transport and Roads
Health & Wellbeing focus of Somer Valley and Chew Valley Area Forum
Residents in the Somer and Chew Valleys are being invited to find out more about the work being carried out to improve people’s health and wellbeing their Connecting Communities Forum.
Giving people a bigger say, Delivering for local residents
Work underway on new Chew Valley Lake walking and cycling trail
The £1.5m all-weather path will make the trail accessible to everyone
Delivering for local residents
B&NES disappointed at Planning Inspectorate decision
Objections by Bath & North East Somerset Council, to a local plan which proposes around 450 houses on sites near Midsomer Norton and Westfield, have not been upheld by a Planning Inspector.
Delivering for local residents, Housing, planning, Giving people a bigger say
Great Bath Feast & Abbey Quarter Market benefit from High Streets funding
A celebration of the best food and drink in the South West will take place at Bath’s Milsom Quarter this weekend with support from high streets recovery funding.
Environment, Delivering for local residents
Still time to have your say on changes to planning policies
Residents have until Friday 8 October to respond to the consultation
Delivering for local residents, Preparing for the Future, Giving people a bigger say, planning
Partners back the magic of Bath at Christmas
An enticing package of traditional festive events and experiences to enhance the magic of Bath at Christmas and support the city’s businesses is set to be announced by local partners.
Delivering for local residents, Christmas Lights, Leisure, Tourism and Heritage, recovery and renewal
Cleveland Bridge refurbishment update
An anticipated target to reopen Cleveland Bridge to traffic at the end of the month has been delayed and the plan is to have a staged re-opening in October.
Delivering for local residents, Streets and Highway Maintenance, Transport and Roads
Prior Park College scam money launderer made to pay back £213k
A convicted money launderer who was involved in the Prior Park College scam of foreign nationals has been ordered to pay £213,000 as a result of a prosecution by the council's trading standards team.
Trading Standards, Delivering for local residents
Celebrating Black History Month
We're supporting BHM21 with a series of webinars, displays, events and a social media campaign
Delivering for local residents, Events
