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Bristol-area notices link company insolvency, tree care, NHS award and respite contract

Official notices and local reports from around Bristol touch business, planning, health and adult social care in one connected round-up.

Official notices and local reports from around Bristol touch business, planning, health and adult social care. The Gazette listed Lux Papillon Limited in its company insolvency notices, with Siann Huntley of Leonard Curtis in Bristol named in the notice [1]. North Somerset Council’s planning weekly list included an application for an oak at 18 Dabinett Drive, Sandford, covering crown lifting, shortening of two lateral limbs, and woodchip mulch beneath the canopy [2]. Somerset County Gazette reported that a Somerset NHS Foundation Trust pharmacy technician who helped reduce falls across Mendip won a national award [3]. Keynsham Voice reported that families in Bath & North East Somerset have secured a five-year respite-care contract with Dimensions UK after 18 months of uncertainty [4]. Read together, these items show the range of formal and reported decisions around a single place: a corporate insolvency, a tree-care application, an NHS honour and a renewed care service.

Sources

  1. The Gazette — Bristol company insolvency notices: LUX PAPILLON LIMITED
  2. North Somerset Council planning weekly list: T1 oak - Crown lift to give 3m clearance beneath by removal of tertiary minor branches only - Reduce back length of 2x lateral end weight loaded limbs to upper and mid crown SW by up to 3m - Mulch with seasoned woodchip entire area beneath canopy spread to a depth of 75mm.
  3. Somerset County Gazette: Looking Back: When a Somerset pharmacy technician won a national award
  4. Keynsham Voice: Tribute to parents as respite care future secured

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