24th September for 4 days
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Publow with Pensford Parish Council constantly review our policies, and if we make material changes we publish details on our website to keep you informed.
The Parish Council takes your privacy seriously. We have approved an updated Privacy Policy and you can find a summary of the key changes below. The changes go into effect on 9th September 2024.
Please do read the full policy here, as our future processing of your personal data will be subject to the updated policy.
Here is a short summary of what we have changed:
1. We have included new wording to make it clear that when you contact us we may share your personal information with a third party organisation, e.g. County Council, or other relevant organisation, in order to assist with your inquiry or to report an issue you have raised.
2. We have removed the entire section regarding “Our CCTV and ANPR Systems”. This is because the Parish Council no longer has any intention of operating an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera system.
A Green Open Homes event is planned for Saturday 14 September in Pensford, Belluton and Norton Malreward.
Organised by BWCE in partnership with Bath & North East Somerset Council.
Following the local public consultation a decision has been made to proceed with the move of Pensford Post Office into the Miners Welfare Institute, Read more here …
Drivers face a long 30-mile diversion due to a 160m road closure at Blagdon.
The A368 Bath Road in Blagdon will close for six hours, from 9.30am to 3.30pm on Sunday 28 July. The diversion will take drivers through Churchill, past Bristol Airport, through Bishopsworth and Whitchurch and through Bishop Sutton before reaching Blagdon.
The diversion will take ‘about an hour’.
www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2024-07-26/drivers-face-30-mile-diversion-for-160m-road-closure
Bath & North East Somerset Council is seeking your views on proposals for parking charge increases aimed to shift travel towards walking and cycling and to reduce the use of vehicles. These proposals will affect users of council car parks and on-street paid for parking, as well as some car parks where parking is currently free of charge. A full breakdown of the proposed charges and response form are available on the council’s consultation webpage
From 29th July 2024 for a maximum period of 6 months.
The road will only be restricted as and when traffic signs
are in position and may not be affected for the whole of the period but only for so long as is necessary to execute the works.
Anticipated to be for TWO NIGHTS between 20:00– 06:00hrs only
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