We have had a very pleasant session talking with residents in Landseer Road who have told us that they are pleased with the work rate of their local councillors.
Having said that there are matters that need to be resolved and we as of yesterdays entry been chasing the large mounds of bark that have jus been dumped in two areas and we have requested that these are raked out properly.
We have also noticed that the are is in need of a good litter pick and Gerry will be in the area on Friday to give it a good clear up.
Twerton and Whiteway Community News is edited by Tim Ball, Sarah Moore and the Twerton and Whiteway Community news team
Thursday, 30 October 2014
Wednesday, 29 October 2014
Landseer Road
We have asked the council to clear up the mess that they have made making alterations to the former planter areas between 32/37 Landseer Road.
We requested that these areas were cleared up some time ago and will ensure that these areas are put right as soon as possible.
We requested that these areas were cleared up some time ago and will ensure that these areas are put right as soon as possible.
Labels:
Bath,
Landseer Road,
Twerton
Tuesday, 28 October 2014
This Week at Bath City Farm
if you hurry you might just catch today's activity at Bath City Farm
Apple and Pumpkin Day Tuesday 28th October 11am-2pm: Join us for a day of apple and pumpkin related fun, including; apple tasting, bobbing and juicing, and pumpkin carving.
If you miss today then there is more fun on Saturday
Hedgehog Half Term Activity Saturday 1st November 10.30am-12: (ages 5-12) Hedgehogs deserve a Happy Christmas too and you can help by making a hedgehog hibernation nest to take home for your garden.
Labels:
Bath,
Bath City Farm,
Twerton
Monday, 27 October 2014
Dominion Road
We have asked the council to clear the lane of litter that runs from Dominion Road to Freeview Road.
We have also asked for Dominion Road to be cleared of litter as soon as possible.
Labels:
Dominion Road,
litter
Wednesday, 15 October 2014
3G Planning application Bath City
We have a planning application for a new 3G Telecommunications mast at Bath City Football Club.
Residents with an interest in this matter should make their comments to the council planning department.
Residents with an interest in this matter should make their comments to the council planning department.
Twerton App Ref: 14/04323/TEL
Parish: N/A
Registered: 22nd September 2014 Expiry Date: 16th November 2014
Location: Bath City Football Club High Street
Twerton Bath BA2 1DB
Grid Ref: (E)372633 - (N)164562 LB Grade: N/A
Proposal: Proposed
upgrade works to existing telecommunications at 3GR Twerton Park (Bath City FC)
Officer: Alice Barnes
Applicant: EELtd And HUtchinson 3G UK Ltd
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Agent: WHP Wilkinson Helsby - Acquisition Design
And Construction
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C/o
Agent
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The
Ponderosa
Scotland
Lane
Horsforth
Leeds
LS18
5SF
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Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Planning application The Rectory Watery Lane
We have a planning application for a tree order as listed below.
Ward: Twerton App Ref: 14/04592/TCA
Parish: N/A
Registered: 7th October 2014 Expiry Date: 18th November 2014
Location: The Rectory Watery Lane Twerton Bath
Bath And North East Somerset BA2 1RL
Grid Ref: (E)372344 - (N)164677 LB Grade: N/A
Proposal: Group
of 5x Conifers - fell. 1x Beech - crown lift to 6 m
Officer: Jane Brewer
Applicant: Diocese Of Bath & Wells
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Agent: Adrian Feeney
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C/o
Mr Paul Toseland
The
Old Deanery
Wells
BA5
2UG
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28
Brooklyn Road
Larkhall
Bath
BA1
6TE
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Saturday, 11 October 2014
Twerton Post Office is changing for good
The Post office are about to make a major conversion to its operations on Twerton High Street.
The attached documents will allow residents to access Post Office services for much longer during the day which we believe will in the long run benefit the community.
Please see attached documents which hep explain what is happening in more detail.
The attached documents will allow residents to access Post Office services for much longer during the day which we believe will in the long run benefit the community.
Please see attached documents which hep explain what is happening in more detail.
Labels:
Bath,
High Street,
Post office,
Twerton
Wednesday, 8 October 2014
Mill Lane
We have been informed that Mill Lane that leads to the Lower Bristol Road from Twerton High Street will close overnight for essential safety work on the railway bridge on 3rd November at 10pm and will reopen on 4th November at 6am.
An alternative route is available and is:
Lower Bristol Road, Bellotts Road, Ringwood Road, Millmead Road, Dartmouth Avenue, Lynmore Avenue, Shophouse Road and High Street.
An alternative route is available and is:
Lower Bristol Road, Bellotts Road, Ringwood Road, Millmead Road, Dartmouth Avenue, Lynmore Avenue, Shophouse Road and High Street.
Monday, 6 October 2014
Parking Restrictions Poolemead Road
Last week we raised the issue that the order to remove double yellow lines from the road opposite to the island at Wedgewood Road had been approved.
We can now confirm that these yellow lines have now been removed allowing for off road parking as originally intended.
We have already heard from a number of residents we are pleased that we have been able to resolve this difficult problem.
We can now confirm that these yellow lines have now been removed allowing for off road parking as originally intended.
We have already heard from a number of residents we are pleased that we have been able to resolve this difficult problem.
Thursday, 2 October 2014
Community speed watch (Twerton)
The Police are setting up a community speed watch scheme for Twerton for which volunteers in the community can then run.
We all know the roads where there is speeding traffic and we all moan about it, now let's pick up the mantle and do something about it.
If you are interested in taking part in community speed watch then you will need to be trained and have a bit of time on your hands.
To find out more about this exciting scheme the either contact Pc Adge Secker at Bath Police Station by dialling 101 or contact Tim or Gerry and we will pass your details onto Adge.
We all know the roads where there is speeding traffic and we all moan about it, now let's pick up the mantle and do something about it.
If you are interested in taking part in community speed watch then you will need to be trained and have a bit of time on your hands.
To find out more about this exciting scheme the either contact Pc Adge Secker at Bath Police Station by dialling 101 or contact Tim or Gerry and we will pass your details onto Adge.
Labels:
Bath,
community speed watch,
Police,
Twerton
Wedgewood Road Bus Shelter
The Bus Shelter at Wedgewood Road is going to be replaced with a new shelter and seat in the spring of 2015
In the mean time we have arranged for the light fitting that is damaged to be repaired, we would hope that this would be done quickly.
In the mean time we have arranged for the light fitting that is damaged to be repaired, we would hope that this would be done quickly.
Labels:
Bath,
Bus Shelters,
Twerton,
Wedgewood Rd
Wednesday, 1 October 2014
Bus Shelters and Bus Stops Kelston View
A new Bus shelter has been installed on Kelston View by Wedgewood Road flats as part of the Bath Transport package to encourage greater bus use across the area.
The controversial bus build out by 38 Kelston View will soon be removed and the original bus stop put back as it was. This was brought about by complaints from local residents.
The controversial bus build out by 38 Kelston View will soon be removed and the original bus stop put back as it was. This was brought about by complaints from local residents.
Labels:
Bath,
Bus Shelters,
Bus Stop,
kelston view,
Twerton
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