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New bus introduced to restore vital service in North East Somerset
There was an outcry in Paulton after the “lifeline” 82 bus was cut last year. …
Short films released to mark second anniversary of Ukraine invasion
The four films capture the experiences of the guests finding sanctuary in the area and building new lives. …
Julian House welcomes funding cut slow-down amid growing demand
The council has agreed to slow down charity funding cuts and spread them over two years. …
Scientific study seeks victims of Keynsham High Street cycle lane
People who have been injured trying to cross the cycle lane are urged to get involved. …
Partnership launched between Frankenstein attraction and theatre
The special production will explore the life and writing of Mary Shelley. …
Fertility clinic opens to support those struggling to have a baby
The clinic provides specialist consultations and diagnosis of why it may be proving difficult to conceive. …
Dates announced for this year’s Bath Christmas Market event
This year’s market will open on Thursday 28th November and run for 18 days. …
Locals reminded care still available during upcoming strike action
During the action, people are being advised that waiting times will be much longer than usual. …
Tennis club seeking permission for Padel courts at Lansdown site
Padel tennis is a racquet sport played on an enclosed court about a third of the size of a tennis court. …
Councillors green-light “boldly ambitious” budget with charity cuts
The budget was described by council leader Kevin Guy as “not just balanced but boldly ambitious”. …
“Impressive campaign” sees Avon Fire Authority halt job proposals
The Fire Brigades Union had warned the cuts presented a danger to the public and firefighters. …
New line markings aim to reduce falls on Keynsham High Street
More than 100 people have injured themselves since changes were made to the High Street. …
Bath Half runners sought to fundraise for Bath Rugby Foundation
The rugby charity has a limited number of places left for the race on 17th March. …
Join the debate on major new blueprint for development in B&NES
Residents and businesses can have their say on the plan until Monday 8th April. …
Police misconduct reforms come under fire over “substantial risk”
The PCC launched a search for up to 16 independent panel members to sit on misconduct hearings. …
Southlands LTN to stay after call-in rejected by scrutiny panel
A protest was held outside the Guildhall in Bath ahead of the scrutiny panel meeting. …
Fire service urges caution over having children in the kitchen
Parents are encouraged to make kitchen activities a chance for children to learn about cooking safety. …
CCTV appeal launched after man suffers fractured skull outside bar
A man in his 20s suffered a fractured skull and was treated in hospital for a bleed on the brain. …
Zara planning to use former Iceland store in Bath as a stockroom
Iceland left 4 Ham Gardens in April 2022 and the ground-floor unit has remained vacant since. …
New six-week parenting course to begin in Peasedown St John
The new six-week course will look at what happens when people become parents. …
Fencer prosecuted by council after failing to carry out agreed work
Trading Standards began an investigation into Harris after receiving a complaint from an elderly resident. …
Bath MP Wera Hobhouse makes special visit to Jane Austen centre
Opened 25 years ago, the Jane Austen Centre continues to be one of Bath’s busiest attractions. …
£66,000 grant to help provide mentors for youngsters across Bath
The grant of £66,000 to the Mentoring Plus charity will help support 48 children. …
Mayor urges locals and businesses to “switch off the light at night”
Mr Norris is calling for people to “switch off the light at night” to save energy and encourage dark skies. …