Connection Hill

I have asked the council to clean up the mess on Connection Hill. This area is always a problem and an area of concern.

Twerton High Street (Bath City)

Bath City football club have big ambitions to redevelop the stand and frontage to their ground and that could include more shopping, living accommodation, and community based services.

There is a real opportunity for a revamp of the whole area from High Street towards the ground over the next decade but will the club and its partners in the community as well as business leaders be willing to take the brave step.

It remains to be seen how this will affect the whole community in the High Street area.

We will be seeking clarification that can be shared in public how far the club is willing to go and what sort of consultation with the community will take place.

What is clear is that we will publish information as it becomes available and ensure that the public have their say on this very important matter.

Police say please don't park on the pavements

The Police have are warning residents in Twerton that parking on the pavement the obstructs pedestrians getting past without walking in the road will not be tolerated.

In the latest clampdown residents of Sheridan Road are being warned by a letter being placed on the windscreens of offending vehicles By the Police not to park on the pavement.

The Police have informed us that they will issue fines to persistent offenders.

If you currently park on the pavement please done or you will risk getting fined, pavements have also been for pedestrians not cars.

Redland Park.

It was good to be out and about in Redland Park today talking with local residents about issues that concern them.

We have reported various issues like fly tipping and pot holes for removal or repair.

 

 

Dumped rubbish

We have asked Curo to remove this old settee from the garages behind the Centurion public House.

If you know who dumped this then please let us know.

We have also asked for the litter and rubbish to be removed.

Virgin care

We thought that the following information may be helpful to residents.

Virgin Care is now the prime provider of community health and care services in Bath and North East Somerset. Services were safely transferred from Sirona care & health at one minute past midnight on Saturday 1 April as planned. What happens next? There won’t be any major changes to how services run over the first 100 days as Virgin Care focus on induction events and training for colleagues who have transferred, working with them to refine the future plans for their services.  Over the coming years, the CCG and the Council have commissioned Virgin Care to deliver more joined-up services that support people to improve their overall health and wellbeing rather than simply treating their conditions.  This will include the gradual introduction of new technology to reduce time-consuming paperwork and provide people with a single record for all the health and care services they use. Find out more You can find out more about all the services that Virgin Care are now responsible for atbathneshealthandcare.nhs.uk To read more about the consultation and procurement process that led to the new contract please visit yourcareyourway.org Any questions? If you have any questions or concerns following the transfer of services then please get in touch. Contact Virgin Care:                0300 303 9509  |  askBANES@virgincare.co.uk Contact the Commissioners:   01225 396512   |  yourcare@bathnes.gov.uk

Fielding House

After receiving complaints from residents about fly tipping and the area being run down we have managed to persuade Curo to take some action.

The are going to remove the fly tipping, repair the broken fencing and repair the broken gates.

This should not have got into this state in the first place.