It has come to our attention that Stockwood Lane will have roadworks from 12 -16 May prior to closure on 19-21 May. Please see details below.


It has come to our attention that Stockwood Lane will have roadworks from 12 -16 May prior to closure on 19-21 May. Please see details below.
A Shared Moment of Celebration
To commemorate VE Day 80th Anniversary
BBQ at 8pm followed by the lighting of the Village Beacon at 9.30pm.
Cake and a Toast provided.
Please join the Village Councillors , uniformed organisations and the British Legion to celebrate the end of the WWII as a whole
If you are a voter in B&NES and have any accessibility needs for the West of England Combined Authority Mayoral election on May 1, please call us in advance on 01225 477333 or email elections@bathnes.gov.uk
Our streets often contain barriers to moving freely. These barriers are made worse by poor-quality pavements and roads, including uneven surfaces, inadequate drainage, and a lack of suitable crossings. Additionally, concerns about safety and accessibility, discourage people from choosing to walk, wheel or cycle for short journeys.
We are looking for local people in the villages of Compton Martin, Chew Magna and Whitchurch with,
• physical and unseen disabilities,
• reduced mobility,
• carers of people with disabilities,
• parents with young children in prams or pushchairs
• anyone with a keen interest in accessibility to join our design panel and help make this route more accessible and welcoming for everyone.
Key Information:
Time commitment: 6 – 10 hours
Panel size: 6 – 8 members
Pay: £25/hr + travel costs (paid in either cash or vouchers)
Bringing your valuable expertise and experience, you will:
Monday 14 April to Tuesday 15 April
Monday 14 April to Friday 18 April 2025
Celebrate World Heritage Day in Bath on Saturday 12 April with a free day of family-friendly activities running from 11am to 3pm in the World Heritage Centre, Bath Abbey, and Bath Medical Museum. This annual event highlights why Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, bringing the city’s remarkable history to life through interactive experiences and guided walks.
This year’s celebration embraces the theme ‘Water is Best’—exploring the hot springs that have shaped Bath’s history and identity for over two millennia. Some of Bath’s great heritage organisations will be taking part including The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, Bath Preservation Trust, the National Trust, and Victoria Art Gallery, offering free activities for all ages:
Guided walks led by the Mayor of Bath’s Honorary Guides will take visitors around the Spa Quarter and beyond, with a rare chance to see Bath Abbey’s cutting-edge sustainable heating system in action. Or start your visit at the World Heritage Centre to pick up a map or download the free app, to head out and explore the city.
Whether you’re a local resident or visiting the city, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at this celebration of Bath’s world-renowned heritage.
All activities are free and no booking is required.
To find out more, visit www.bathworldheritage.org.uk.
#BathWorldHeritageDay
Bath and North East Somerset Council is seeking your feedback on proposals to create a better environment for active travel in Whitchurch Village & Queen Charlton. They include a signalised crossing on the A37, upgrading bus stops, and widening paths for pedestrians and cyclists.
You can view the proposals and share your views until Friday 28 February 2025 using the online feedback form. Find out more and submit your feedback. You can also request alternative or printed formats of the form by emailing LNs@bathnes.gov.uk or calling 01225 394025.