Bus Shelter Twerton High Street

we are please that the New bus shelter has at last gone in on Twerton High Street, although not quite the one we would have liked but we are pleased that we pursued the argument to get this one installed.

The reason that it has no back is that it is against a listed wall that needs constant access and if we put a back on it we would not under planning law be allowed to have it there.

We hope residents are happy that the Shelter has gone in it will make an ideal shelter for the many elderly residents that use this stop.

Bus Shelter damaged

The Council are repairing the bus shelter on Newton Road that was recently vandalised after we reported that it was damaged.

The bus shelter has not been in more than a few months and already we have this mindless vandalism.

The shelter should be repaired shortly but if you have any idea who has vandalised this shelter then please let us know.

Newton Road Name plate

We have asked the council to reinstate the road name plate at Newton Road.

The name plate was knocked over several weeks ago after work was carried out by Curo contractors working on the houses in the area.

We would hope that this work would be carried out in the next few weeks.

Poolemead Road, Shaws Way

We have asked the council to take action to restore the damaged grass area that has been overridden by local buses.

We have also asked the council to look at the issue of parking on Shaws Way that prevents buses being able to get around the corner correctly and thus running over the curb and causing damaged to the grass area.

It is important that we get this issue resolved as soon as possible.

Heritage Day Saturday 7th May

An exhibition of heritage memorabilia and other from the past is being held at Bath City Football Club this Saturday It takes place this Saturday from 10am till 4 Pm.

From past experience this is well worth a visit even if you are nit a heritage buff.

So if you are at a loose end this Saturday why not pay a visit and see what is on show or for sale.

Tree planting Bath City Farm

Don't forget There is a tree planting session this Saturday 7th March from 10.30am-3pm to help plant 300 beautiful native saplings, generously donated by More Trees BANES (www.moretreesbanes.org), and create a hedgerow across one of  the fields.  

We've put in an order for sunshine, but there'll be hot homemade soup and refreshments available in case there's a chill in the air! 

Community Litter Pick Saturday 7th March

Gerry Curran always active in our community

Councillor Gerry Curran is continuing with his regular litter picks in Twerton and this time he is organising a community litter pick in Redland Park Woodhouse Road & Walwyn Close.

The litter pick will start in Redland Park at 10.30 am where we will meet at 10.30 am moving through Redland Park and onto Woodhouse Road and Walwyn Close in the afternoon where we will finish at about 3.30pm.

If you are able to join us we will be pleased to see you. Litter pickers can be provided but if you have your own please bring it along.

If you are not able to join us at the start and can join us later please ring 07970461674 to find out where we are.