Dear members please see a web seminar to be held by the council on liveable neighbourhoods . A committee member will be attending on behalf of the LCA . Joining instructions are contained in the press release.

Invitation to Liveable Neighbourhoods Webinar

Monday 27th July, 5pm.

Register here or watch on the Council’s You Tube Channel.
Description

Join Cllr Dine Romero and Cabinet Member for Transport, Cllr Joanna Wright and Cabinet Member for Climate Emergency, Cllr Sarah Warren for a discussion about the Liveable Neighbourhoods proposals.

Liveable Neighbourhoods is an ambitious package of roadmaps to tackle the Climate Emergency and improve people’s health by reducing vehicle use, promoting active travel and creating liveable communities are to be considered by Bath & North East Somerset Council.

The council has developed three complimentary strategies for low traffic neighbourhoods, residents’ parking schemes and electric vehicle charging. The proposed strategies will go before the council’s Climate Emergency & Sustainability Policy Development & Scrutiny Panel on Monday 20 July. If supported residents will be able to have their say during a public consultation later this summer.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar
Please submit your questions in advance.
The discussion will also be live streamed on the Council's You Tube channel, where previous discussions in the series can be found..

More details on the Liveable Neighbourhoods proposals.

Kind regards

 Micaela Basford
Corporate Sustainability Officer
Partnerships and Corporate Services
Bath & North East Somerset Council
Direct telephone: 01225 396402
Email: Micaela_basford@bathnes.gov.uk
www.bathnes.gov.uk
www.twitter.com/bathnes 

Bath & North East Somerset – The place to live, work and visit.

UPDATE

The Covid 19 crisis and the Government’s advice means that we have cancelled this event

The Community Clear-up on 15th March was cancelled because of a poor weather forecast, but a few members attended anyway, continuing clearance work on the path down to Park Street.  They managed to cut, sweep and bag-up 51 sacks, as the photo shows, but there’s still plenty to do, so we’re going to meet again next Sunday, 22nd March, opposite 7 Lansdown Place West.  All welcome (and bring hand sanitiser, as well as sturdy footwear and strong gloves!).