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  • Council secures Jolly’s future with new department store Morleys

    Council leaders today (Tuesday 18 March) welcomed the announcement by department store group Morleys Stores Ltd that it will reopen the historic Jolly’s store in Milsom Street, Bath.

    Business support , Delivering for local residents, economic development, Regeneration and Development, Resources

  • Council waives street party fees for VE Day celebrations

    Bath & North East Somerset Council has waived road closure fees for VE Day street parties to encourage more community celebrations.

    Events

  • Heritage Services Success Outlined at Cabinet Meeting

    A five-year vision for Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Heritage Services to grow visitor numbers and enrich the cultural offer has been approved by councillors at a cabinet meeting on Thursday 13

    Heritage

  • Sydney Road Liveable Neighbourhood call-in statement

    A decision to make an experimental through-traffic restriction in New Sydney Place and Sydney Road permanent has been upheld by a panel of councillors. 

    Roads, travel and transport, Tackling the climate and ecological emergency, Liveable Neighbourhoods

  • Services rated excellent with high green credentials at Haycombe Crematorium

    An inspection of the services provided to residents at Haycombe Crematorium in Bath has found them to be excellent with one of the highest environmental scores seen nationally.

    Bereavement Services, Climate Emergency, Delivering for local residents

  • Council delighted with recommendations from long-awaited M4 to South coast study

    Bath & North East Somerset Council has expressed its full support for the findings of National Highways' M4 to Dorset Coast Strategic Connectivity Study.

    Parking and Travel, Transport and Development

  • Council sets out future climate and nature investment

    Bath & North East Somerset Council is continuing its investment in tackling the climate and nature emergency.

    Climate Emergency, Delivering for local residents, Ecological Emergency Action Plan, energy efficiency, Focusing on prevention, Tackling the climate and ecological emergency

  • Plans for new schools and new fitness facilities in Bath announced

    Plans for two new schools as well as new sports facilities are under way as part of Bath & North East Somerset Council investment in the former Culverhay school and Odd Down Sports Ground sites

    Leisure , Schools, Colleges and Learning

  • Council to remove sunken boats in Bath

    Works to remove five sunken boats from the River Avon in Bath will begin on March 15.

    Bath, Environment and Clean Air, Focusing on prevention, public safety, Tackling the climate and ecological emergency

  • Get advice on midlife career opportunities in B&NES

    Residents aged 45 and over and businesses who are looking to support their 45+ workforce are invited to a free Midlife Work Review event in Bath on April 2.

    Business support , Delivering for local residents, economic development, Improving people's lives, information and advice

  • Free event for parents and carers to find out more about local SEND support

    Parents and carers of children and young people with SEND are invited to a free drop-in event in Midsomer Norton on March 24 to find out about the local support available.

    Children's Services, Focusing on prevention, information and advice, Somer Valley, welfare support, Wellbeing support

  • Council working to bring empty properties back into use

    Owners of residential properties in Bath & North East Somerset that have been empty for more than six months are being encouraged to return them to occupation.

    Delivering for local residents, energy efficiency, Housing