RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Tuesday February 25 2020
TODAY'S RADSTOCK: Sunrise 07:04 Sunset 17:43
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In his latest column, the Radstock mayor writes about how fortunate Radstock is.
In these days of heavy showers and hurricane tail-enders when so many communities have suffered from the ravages of abnormal deluges, it is interesting to note that the Somer Valley has emerged relatively unscathed.
RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Monday February 24 2020
TODAY'S RADSTOCK: Sunrise 07:06 Sunset 17:41
Cycle routes and recycling: will Radstock feel the impact with this proposed budget?
By Susie Watkins
21st Feb 2020 | Local News
More than £800k of additional funding to help tackle the Climate and Nature Emergency looks set to be agreed by Bath & North East Somerset councillors.
In addition new investment in key priority areas including delivering more affordable and low carbon housing, introducing low traffic neighbourhoods, increased street cleaning and supporting vulnerable people will be considered by Bath & North East Somerset Council as part of its budget-setting process.
RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Friday February 21 2020
TODAY'S RADSTOCK: Sunrise 07:12 Sunset 17:36
Hundreds of children queue up to be exterminated at Radstock museum
By Susie Watkins
20th Feb 2020 | Local News
It had to be one of the most talked about exhibit inside the Somerset Coalfield Life doors, with scores of Dr Who fans lining up to not only see the dalek, but take a turn to the dark side in it.
As it poured with rain outside, the museum was packed out, with a big queue of small, and not so small, fans waiting to take a turn in the evil enemy.
At the recent Town Council meeting, councillors heard an appeal to do something about the dangerous road crossings in Radstock.
Walter Reakes, better known as Terry, who is Honorary Alderman Bath & North East Somerset Council, described the pedestrian crossing system Radstock centre as "inadequate", particularly in Nelson Ward Drive, Church Street, and Fortescue Road, where there are no pedestrian crossings.
RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Thursday February 20 2020
TODAY'S RADSTOCK: Sunrise 07:14 Sunset 17:34
At the Town Council meeting, vigorous discussion took place over what Radstock could do to combat the effects of climate change.
One solution, already under way since 2015 is an application to reopen the Radstock railway.
The threat of hundreds more houses on the edge of Radstock
By Susie Watkins
19th Feb 2020 | Local News
Radstock Town Council will be strongly opposing Mendip District Council's latest draft local plan - accusing their neighbour of "chucking all their houses on the boundary with BANES".
Showing ferocity not common at the monthly meeting, councillors were told that under the new revised plan, a whole estate worth of houses would be going up close to Writhlington.
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