Funding to Help Households Reduce Their Energy Bills

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The Bright Green Homes initiative spans across Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset and North Somerset local authority areas.

This fund has helped hundreds of local households reduce their energy bills and carbon emissions through a range of low-carbon technologies including insulation, heat pumps and solar panels.

The project is due to be completed by March 2025, however funding is limited and demand is high.

Households must meet the following eligibility criteria:
• Use Electric, Oil, LPG or Solid Fuel heating
• Energy Performance Certificate rating of G, F, E or D,
• Live within the council areas of Bristol City Council, Bath and North East Somerset or North Somerset
• Annual household income of £31,000 or lower.

Residents must complete the registration questionnaire via the Bristol City Leap website here.

A member of the team will be in touch to discuss next steps

Planning Notice – 2nd October 2023

Planning

The Parish Council has received notification of the following Planning Application relevant to our Parish:

  • Reference: 23/03587/ADCOU
  • Address of Proposal: Unregistered Farm Buildings Adjacent To Sandhills, Birchwood Lane, Publow
  • Proposal: Prior approval request for change of use from agricultural building to 2 dwellings (Use Class C3) and associated operational development.
  • Expiry Date for Consultation: 26/10/2023

To view full details, or comment individually on this application, please visit the Bath and North East Somerset Council, Planning Portal.   

Planning Notices – 23 September 2023

Planning

The Parish Council has received notification of the following Planning Applications relevant to our Parish:

  • Reference: 23/02251/FUL
  • Address of Proposal: 48 Hillcrest, Pensford BS39 4AT
  • Proposal: Erection of 2 dormer bungalows
  • Expiry Date for Consultation: 11/10/2023
  • Reference: 23/02340/VAR
  • Address of Proposal: Bristol Barbarians Rfc, Norton Lane, Whitchurch, BS14 0BT
  • Proposal: Variation of condition 5 (Plans List (Compliance)) of application 19/03580/VAR (Erection of new club house, facilities and associated works) to substitute approved drawings, to accommodate revise scale of club house building, revise approved pitched roof form to a flat roof, revise external cladding from galvanised metal sheeting to timber boarding, revise disabled access ramps and decking.
  • Expiry Date for Consultation: 26/10/23

To view full details, or comment individually on these applications, please visit the Bath and North East Somerset Council, Planning Portal.   

Road Closures: Peats Hill, Publow / Publow Lane, Woollard

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BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET COUNCIL>

PEATS HILL, PUBLOW / PUBLOW LANE, WOOLLARD – TTRN1144

 TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF USE BY VEHICLES

 In pursuance of Section 14(2)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984:

BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET COUNCIL HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on 29th August 2023, Peats Hill, Publow and Publow Lane, Woollard shall be closed to all traffic, in the interests of public safety, to enable Bristol Water to repair leak on ferrule.

The road will be closed at Peats Hill, Publow opposite the property known as Woodleigh extending east to a point outside 184 Publow Lane, Woollard, but the closure shall not apply to any vehicle associated with the works.

Alternative Route: Peats Hill (remainder) – Publow Lane – High Street – A37 – A368 – Hunstrete Lane – Vice versa 

The closure and diversion will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works.

These works will commence on 29th August 2023 and the road closure is anticipated to be required for 2 days. This Notice will have a maximum duration of 2 days.

Applicant Details: Shelby St John

Telephone: Operations Room – 0117 9662667

Email: shelby.stjohn@bristolwater.co.uk

Dated: 25th August 2023

Bath and North East Somerset Council

Traffic Management Team

Lewis House

Manvers Street

Bath BA1 1JG

 

 

 

Chris Major

Director of Place Management

 

Pensford Local History Group’s programme of talks for Autumn 2023

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 We are pleased to announce that the Pensford Local History Group has scheduled two very interesting talks for Autumn 2023.  We trust these will be of interest to you and we really hope you will be able to join us.  Both meetings will start at 7:30pm and will last roughly one hour and will be held at Pensford Memorial Hall, Publow Lane, Pensford, BS39 4HW.  The cost will be £3.00 per person and refreshments will be included.  There is no need to book.

Monday 2nd October – “Glimmers of Light” – A journey back to the world of the Magic Lantern: Today, screens dominate our lives.  Tiny pixels of coloured light build pictures of our world.  We grew up with television and the cinema but, back before these major cultural influences, back before your parents’ and grandparents’ time, there was a form of screen entertainment that captivated, enthralled, and inspired audiences… “The Magic Lantern Show”.  Martin Elsbury will be coming to tell us all about this very interesting relic of bygone days.

Monday 6th November – Lord’s Wood in Pensford: We all have Lord’s Wood practically on our doorstep but how many of us know the full story?  Andrew Hillman will enlighten everyone about the flora and fauna, the management practices, the challenges faced and the many highlights the woods bring. 

Open Invitation to Workshop on Past, Present and Future Flood Risk on the River Chew

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Date and Time: Saturday, 30th September 2023 10:00 – 16:00

Location: Pensford Memorial Hall, 10 Publow Lane, Pensford, BS39 4HW

The University of Bath, in collaboration with the Pensford Local History Group, would like to invite all members of the local community to this event to discuss the past, present and future flood risk of the River Chew, focusing primarily on the July 1968 flood.

The workshop will comprise a combination of talks from academics at the University of Bath and the University of Greenwich on the nature of the 1968 flood, followed by round table discussions facilitated by both academics and local residents. It will also be an opportunity for you to share your memories, knowledge and photos of past flooding events to help improve our shared understanding of flood risk.

The event is scheduled for Saturday 30th September in the Memorial Hall in Pensford. We plan to have two identical sessions, morning and early afternoon, hoping that everyone interested can find a time that will be most suited.

In addition to talks by academics, there will be an interactive exhibition on water and flooding aimed at a younger audience and an opportunity to ask questions of experts in water science.

Morning session:

10:00: Welcome by University of Bath

10:05: The 1968 flood on the River Chew, and why we are interested

10:30: Round table discussions (including refreshments)

11:30: Archives from Pensford Local History Group

12:00: Closing remarks

Afternoon session:

14:00: Welcome by University of Bath

14:05: The 1968 flood on the River Chew, and why we are interested

14:30: Round table discussions (including refreshments)

15:30: Archives from Pensford Local History Group

16:00: Closing remarks

Would you like to know more about becoming a Community First Responder?

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Community First Responders (CFR) attend particular types of emergencies where it is essential for the patient to receive immediate life-saving care.

Read more here

How can I find out more?

You do not need any previous medical training to become a CFR. 

If you live in the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust area and would like to know more about becoming a Community First Responder at work or from home please visit their volunteer recruitment page here.

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