Consultation launched on proposed parking charges

North Somerset Council has launched its consultation on the Parking Management Strategy and Action Plan. Open for seven weeks, the consultation asks about proposed parking charges being considered for car parks and on-street locations in Portishead, Nailsea and Clevedon. It also asks about plans for a new short-stay parking permit. It is hoped the short-stay permit would promote local shopping and benefit business and the economy. Consultation feedback will be used to help North Somerset Council understand how people park now and what parking charge prices, locations and hours of operation could look like. It will also help set the terms of any annual short-stay permit. Councillor Hannah Young, Executive Member for Highways and Transport at North Somerset Council, said “We know that people have lots of different views on these proposals, so whether you are a resident, a visitor, business or anyone else who parks in these areas, it’s [...]

Consultation launched on proposed parking charges2024-03-19T12:02:04+00:00

Have your say on proposed changes to black bin collections in North Somerset

North Somerset Council has now launched its consultation on proposals to switch to three-weekly collections of non-recyclable (black bin) rubbish, in a bid to reduce waste, boost recycling rates and cut costs. This year the council will need to spend about £5 million disposing of black bin rubbish. However, a waste analysis found that almost half (45%) of black bin contents could have been recycled instead, which would have generated an income to help pay for vital local services. Consultation is open until Tuesday 7 May 2024, and local people are invited to fill in the questionnaire online at www.n-somerset.gov.uk/getinvolved. For anyone who would prefer a paper questionnaire, these are available at libraries across North Somerset. Not only will the proposed changes save council tax payers’ money, it will also help protect our environment. The council can only consider feedback received through the questionnaire, so please complete yours and make [...]

Have your say on proposed changes to black bin collections in North Somerset2024-03-19T12:01:05+00:00

Full Council Meeting 7th March 2024

0.0 Summons 7th March 2024 0.1 Agenda 7th March 2024 4.0 Full Council Minutes 1st February 2024 6.0 Update Report District Councillor March 2024 9.0 Planning Minutes 15th February 2024 11 g) Planning Applications info and links 12 Meeting with Backwell Parish Council and Bristol Airport 13 a) Farleigh Fields Working Party ToR 13 b) Finance Working Party ToR 13 d) Office Working Party ToR 16 a) BPC Complaints Procedure 2024 16 b) General Power of Competence 25 5 2023 16 c) BPC Grant Awarding Policy and Application Form 16 d) BPC Health and Safety Policy 2024 17 a) LS allotments ditch clearance quote 17 b) CPS allotments ditch clearance quote 17 c) Reed Bros & Bailey Ltd - Ditch quote 18 Speed limit on Backwell Bow and Backwell Common 19 & 20 Park restrictions information 21 a) Backwell War Memorial options Quote 21 b) Gardening Contract quotation 24 LS [...]

Full Council Meeting 7th March 20242024-03-05T11:24:40+00:00

Proposed amendments to parking restrictions in various locations in North Somerset, including Backwell

Notice of Intent from North Somerset Council Proposed amendments to parking restrictions in various locations in North Somerset, including Moor Lane and Oatfield in Backwell. Anyone wishing to make objections or comments can do so by 8th March 2024. Please see further information below: Notice of Intent Statement of Reasons Maps - Moor Lane is Map 33, Oatfield is Map 34

Proposed amendments to parking restrictions in various locations in North Somerset, including Backwell2024-02-13T13:59:09+00:00

Crossings to be upgraded on popular cycle route

News from North Somerset Council: Four crossings are to be upgraded on a popular cycling and walking route between Backwell, Nailsea and Bristol. The Festival Way is the most successful active travel corridor in North Somerset with about 1,600 leisure and commuter trips a day on foot and by bicycle. It connects Backwell and Nailsea to Bristol and also links the villages of Long Ashton and Flax Bourton to the local secondary schools. The improvements will see four key crossings upgraded to enhance safety and reduce the speed limit on Backwell Bow and Backwell Common where around 40 per cent of users are pedestrians or bicycles. Improved access and safety will benefit all users, making the route more visible and attractive to use. The crossings are located at: Station Road in Flax Bourton Backwell Bow in Backwell Lodge Lane in Nailsea Trendlewood Way in Nailsea The work on the crossings [...]

Crossings to be upgraded on popular cycle route2024-02-13T13:49:21+00:00
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