Save the Dates – three great events coming up
Our new Camden Connect theme continues with three upcoming community events. More details to come (watch this space) but for now pop these on your calendar: Spooky Camden – Trick or Treat, Camden...
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Important: Your views please…
As you may know, the Council has been working on a Liveable Neighbourhoods proposal for the London Road / Snow Hill area of Bath. This is a large area that includes within zone...
A quiz, some more events, and a .Gov consultation
A few quick updates from me: 1) We had a lovely time last night at our first Pub Quiz collaboration with our friends at The Claremont. There was a Bath and Camden focus...
Works to Camden Road
You’ll no doubt have seen some of the signage springing up along Camden Road advising of the forthcoming road closure and parking suspensions required to facilitate some planned highways works. Works are due...
Camden Community Celebrates Together
Camden Road was a hive of activity on Sunday 5th of June as the Camden community (and neighbours) came together for a joyous jubilee celebration. With over 230 attendees at its peak, the...
The Great Camden Community Jubilee Street Party!
Just a quick reminder, our community Jubilee street party takes place this Sunday, 1pm-10pm at the Claremont. Bring a picnic (and a picnic blanket / chair if you fancy) or buy food and...
Camden Cares about rubbish…!
Residents are complaining that our two bins on Camden Crescent get jammed full to overflowing, with more whole bags of rubbish often appearing around them overnight. By the morning the sight is even...
Weeds and Litter
Many thanks to everyone who came out in miserable weather on Sunday December 13th to start the litter pick and weed clearing. We made surprisingly good progress despite our small number, and we...
Urban jungle taming
This year the council did not carry out its usual practice of spraying weeds on the outer and inner edge of pavements in the spring. On health and environmental grounds this is probably...
Local Hero
Many thanks to Bath Newseum for running this story this morning. Kenny is a cricket coach and loving volunteer who has been tending to the artist-inspired rusty planters on the city end of...