Local Plan, bus-stop upgrade and volunteer-hut repair mark a week of infrastructure notices
B&NES Council's plans for transport and community facilities sit alongside a Nailsea bus-stop scheme and a Hartcliffe City Farm roof appeal in this week's local updates.
Two of the other updates concerned a transport stop and a volunteer hut [1][2]. Nailsea's Link Road bus stop is due for a significant upgrade from 28 September until late November, following community engagement [1]. Hartcliffe City Farm appealed for roofers because its volunteer hut roof needs work before winter [2].
Bath Abbey published its community news for Sunday 20 September [3]. Bath Voice noted this year's Strictly Come Dancing includes Bath University Olympian Tabby Stoecker [5].
Sources
- Business News South West: Nailsea Transport Changes
- Hartcliffe City Farm: Roofers – we need your help!
- Bath Abbey: Bath Abbey Community News for Sunday 20 September 2026
- Bath & North East Somerset Council newsroom: e-connect 17 September
- Bath Voice: Bath Voice News: Thoughts on Strictly Come Dancing’s West Country entrants of the past and present – with hopes this year resting on Bath’s Olympian Tabby
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