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  • Celebrating new developments in health and wellbeing services for B&NES residents

    New health and wellbeing courses offering residents the chance to meet people and develop new skills and interests have been launched in Bath & North East Somerset.

    Adult Social Care and Health, Bath, Delivering for local residents, Health and Care, Improving people's lives, Mental Health, Wellbeing support

  • Have your say on Bath’s decade-long transport strategy

    The Movement Strategy for Bath sets out our vision for how people and goods will move around Bath over the next decade, supporting the Council’s ambition to improve travel choices and create great pla

    Clean and Green, Roads, travel and transport, Transport and Development

  • Regeneration action plan approved for Keynsham town centre

    A programme of potential schemes to regenerate Keynsham town centre which includes shopfront improvements, active travel projects and high street planting has been endorsed by the council.

    Giving people a bigger say, Keynsham Area, Regeneration and Development

  • Council seeks residents’ views on how technology can improve adult social care services

    Residents and community partners are being asked for their views on making the most of digital technology to help transform adult social care for people across Bath & North East Somerset.

    Adult Social Care and Health, Delivering for local residents, Giving people a bigger say, Improving people's lives, Partner news

  • Bath Unlimited celebrates five years of championing world-class companies

    An organisation created during the COVID-19 pandemic to showcase B&NES' successful businesses is celebrating its five-year anniversary with a free exhibition at the Holburne Museum in Bath.

    Bath, Business support , Delivering for local residents, Preparing for the Future

  • Bath job fair offers support for disabled residents to take the next step

    Disabled jobseekers will be able to connect with employers who are committed to inclusive employment practices at an event taking place on at the Guildhall in Bath, on Thursday 23 October.

    Bath, Delivering for local residents, economic development, Events

  • Share your views on new vision to IMAGINE Midsomer Norton town centre

    Residents, businesses and visitors to Midsomer Norton are being invited to have their say on new opportunities to shape a vibrant and sustainable town centre that will thrive for the future.

    Delivering for local residents, Giving people a bigger say, Regeneration and Development, Somer Valley

  • A37 reopens after oil spill

    Round-the-clock emergency repairs to resurface a section of the A37 near Pensford following an extensive fuel oil spill have been praised.

    Delivering for local residents, Roads, travel and transport, roadworks

  • Local groups supporting older residents awarded new community funding

    Eight community projects that support the wellbeing of older people have been awarded a total of £7,500 from the Community Contribution Fund.

    Communities and volunteering, community contribution fund, Delivering for local residents, Focusing on prevention, Improving people's lives, Wellbeing support

  • Shopfront improvements support businesses on Twerton High Street and Mount Road

    Two businesses in Bath have received a fresh new look as part of Bath & North East Somerset Council’s work to revitalise high streets across the district.

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

  • Council leader welcomes £20m investment for Twerton

    Bath & North East Somerset Council has welcomed the Government’s announcement that Twerton in Bath will receive £20m investment from its Pride in Place programme, which aims to empower local pe

    Delivering for local residents

  • Council statement on Government approval for Bath Rugby planning application

    The council has been notified by the Secretary of State that its decision to permit Bath Rugby’s planning application to build a new stadium at Bath Recreation Ground will not be called in.

    Bath, Delivering for local residents, Giving people a bigger say, Planning