Monday, 13 December 2010

New Taxi Firm

New Taxi Firm

Local buisnessman and Local Taxi Driver Kevin Brunt has just launched a New Taxi service based in Twerton.

The phone number is 01225 446739 Mobile: 07980 093235
email:info@westsidehire.co.uk

web:www.westsidehire.co.uk
Why not give him a try and keep it local

Twerton High Street


 
After complaints about Mud on the road at Twerton High Street by the Building works we have this week achieved from the contractor.

New Road signs are to be placed on High Street warning of Mud on Road ( old ones stolen ).

The Road to be given a though Clean on Friday and Saturday.

Site is to be scraped of Mud and chippings put down at Weekend.

The whole area will then be cleared again.

More leaves need clearing


We have asked that the leaves that are piling up on certain parts of Freeview Road are cleared as soon as possible as they are now becoming a danger.

The picture shows the leaves that are on the path below the steps by number 13 these are damp and slippery.

We have also asked that the leaves are cleared from the footpath on Poolemead Road leading to Twerton Infant school.

News Safety Barrier




We have asked the council to install a safety barrier at the bottom of this path that runs down form Pennard Green towards Newton Road.

The problem is that many young people either run straight into the road or come down so fast on skate boards etc that they cannot stop before they get to the road. A barrier would mean that they would have to take care and stop ant the road sideWe have asked the council to install a safety barrier at the bottom of this path that runs down form Pennard Green towards Newton Road.

The problem is that many young people either run straight into the road or come down so fast on skate boards etc that they cannot stop before they get to the road. A barrier would mean that they would have to take care and stop ant the road side.

Path repairs urgently needed

Path repairs urgently needed



We have asked that the council and Somer Housing repair the poor paths and kerb edgings in the area.

The one shown in the picture is dangerous and it is only time before someone has a nasty accident.

Who dumped this

Who dumped this



We have asked for several dumped items to be removed from Cameley green including this old dumped wheelbarrow.

If you see items dumped in the area then please ring council connect on 01225 394041 or email council_connect@bathnes.gov.uk

Recycling reminders



“Residents can take over 30 items to the Council’s three Recycling Centres for recycling, from fridges to electric toothbrushes. The Council currently recycles over 70% of the goods brought to these centres - these are made into new products instead of ending up in landfill sites. For a full list see this page.
Residents can also use their local Recycling Centre at certain days over the Christmas period for any extra waste and recycling collected over the holiday. All broken and unwanted electrical items, however small – from cameras to vacuum cleaners, can also be recycled.

The Council collects real Christmas trees for free for composting throughout January – remember to remove any decorations, cut up if over 4ft tall and leave out on your garden waste collection day next to any waste and recycling. Alternatively, Christmas trees can be brought to the Recycling Centre and put in the garden waste container.

Usual opening times for our Recycling Centres in Bath, Keynsham, and Midsomer Norton are: Monday – Friday 8am – 4.15pm, Weekends and bank holidays 8am – 3.45pm. However they are closed on Saturday 25, Sunday 26 and Monday 27 December 2010 and Saturday 1 January 2011. (Please note, bank holiday closing times apply on Tuesday 28 December and Monday 3 January 2011).