Nailsea links road-closure report and three new broadband-pole notices
A road-closure announcement and three separate telecom-pole notifications name the same town, pointing to overlapping infrastructure activity in Nailsea.
Nailsea is the common name in two distinct infrastructure updates. The North Somerset Times reported that road closures and traffic changes have been announced for Nailsea, Portishead, Brockley and Long Ashton [1]. On the council’s planning weekly list, three separate Electronic Communications Code notifications set out intentions to install fixed line broadband wooden poles in Nailsea: a 9m medium pole outside 29 Friendship Road, a 9m light pole outside 36 Blandford Close, and a 10m light pole outside 20 Ash Hayes Drive in Nailsea [2][3][4]. Each notification says it is not a planning application [2][3][4]. Together, the two sets of notices mean Nailsea appears both in the road-closure report and in the separate pole notifications on the council’s planning weekly list [1][2][3][4].
Sources
- North Somerset Times: New road closures and traffic changes announced for North Somerset
- North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Notification under Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code of the intention to install fixed line broadband apparatus comprising of the installation of 1no. 9m medium wooden pole. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION.
- North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Notification under Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code of the intention to install fixed line broadband apparatus comprising of the installation of 1no. 9m light wooden pole. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION.
- North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Notification under Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code of the intention to install fixed line broadband apparatus comprising of the installation of 1no. 10m light wooden pole. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION.
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