Showing posts with label waterloo buildings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waterloo buildings. Show all posts

Monday, 25 February 2019

Waterloo Buildings


It was a pleasure to see the new fencing that we asked for has been erected at Waterloo Buildings replacing the old worn out dilapidated fencing that made the whole area look so untidy.


During the next few months it is hoped that the fencing will be painted to make it look even better.

A group of residents have already volunteered to put some sympathetic planting in where the old shrubs have been removed and along the grass bank opposite your homes and to lead the painting of the fence.

It is also hoped all residents that are able, will join in this group as has been the case in Landseer Road, together we can make Twerton even better.

Please watch out for further updates.

Wednesday, 17 October 2018

Good news for Waterloo buildings

We are pleased that Curo have confirmed that they will be replacing the old broken down fencing at Waterloo Buildings within the next month.

We would like to thank Curo  for dealing with this issue , but will be watching this area and will be holding Curo to their promises about the replacing of this fencing.




Tuesday, 25 September 2018

Waterloo Buildings ( fencing improvements)

We have asked Curo to clear away the old fencing at the front of the maisonettes at Waterloo Buildings that has completely fallen apart and left the area in a mess.

We have asked that this fencing is replaced with new kick fencing similar to that used around the outside of McDonald's.

We have also asked that they ensure that their tenants keep the fronts of the properties clear.


Friday, 13 February 2015

Valentine's Day in Twerton

Why not do something special this Valentine's Day and bring the loved one along to Bath City Farm and join other members of the community helping clear the litter from the hedgerows and surrounding roads. You will be able to get some homemade soup for lunch which should help warm you up. ( Wellington boots recommended ). Starts at 10.30

If you then want more its off to Waterloo buildings just off Twerton High Street to join the celebrations as Bakers celebrate 80 years in Bath along with Bridgewater arts who are going to bring some fun to the village.

If that s not enough it's back to the traditional flowers and chocolates.