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Delight at green for Silver Street pedestrian crossing
Conservative councillors in Midsomer Norton are celebrating the news that plans for a new pedestrian crossing on Silver Street, one of the town’s busiest main roads, have been given the green-light....
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Keynsham development street naming call-in upheld
Councillors have voted to uphold an official challenge to the proposed naming of the streets within Keynsham town centre development. At a meeting last Friday, 25th July, a cross-party committee of...
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Dismay as Keynsham town centre name concerns dismissed
Councillors in Keynsham have expressed their dismay at the news that objections to the naming of the streets in the new town centre have been dismissed by B&NES Council. Cllr Alan Hale – “I believe...
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Nip out to the pub with Jacob Rees-Mogg
North East Somerset’s MP Jacob Rees-Mogg is taking the chance of the summer break at Westminster to have a chat with residents in villages across the constituency. After the success last year when he...
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Stop Taking the P!
Conservative campaigners in Bath and North East Somerset have launched a series of petitions demanding that the ruling Liberal Democrats reconsider cuts to public toilets that have led to the removal...
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Repairs success for ancient Keynsham bridge
An ancient Grade 2-listed bridge on the English Heritage ‘at-risk’ register is set to receive vital repairs thanks to the persistence of Keynsham councillor Alan Hale. In February this year Councillor...
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Police warn of unwanted doorstep sales people
Bath Police are advising homeowners to be aware of a group of door-to-door cleaning products sales people operating in the area. There have been reports about people calling uninvited at homes in towns...
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Petition demands reinstatement of School Crossing Patrol
A petition has been launched calling for the reinstatement of a school crossing patrol at Camerton Primary School. Cllr Veale – “Everyone I’ve spoken to in the village agrees a crossing patrol is...
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Tunley Fork junction improvements start
Work has begun to widen the road and create an extra traffic lane at the Tunley Fork junction on the A367. Cllr David Veale – “Once complete, this work should hopefully improve traffic at this location...
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Radstock men sentenced for drugs offences
Two Radstock men have been sentenced to two years and two months imprisonment each for drugs offences after being caught by undercover operatives. Robert Stevens, 35 and 24 year old Matthew Mason were...
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