Guess what! The CAZ will not need to exclude cars…
The decision has been made by the Cabinet today to choose the recently unveiled option of a Class ‘C’ CAZ, rather than the Class ‘D’. This means highly polluting cars threatened with a...
Guess what! Magic! The CAZ may not need to exclude cars…
A new option is being considered which could squeeze the CAZ over the line without needing to exclude cars. It involves some highly tactical ‘traffic management’ on Queen’s Square. Anyway, the two options...
Bath Transport Conference
Things do look a little cleaner now… THE 2019 BATH TRANSPORT HUSTINGS sponsored by Bath Alliance for Transport and Public Realm will take place on Thursday 4th April, at 4.45pm until about 8.30pm,...
Camden resident asks B&NES for carbon neutrality by 2030
Yesterday, our very own Lydia Halcrow exerted her right for a 3 minute speech (click here and go to the 24th minute of the video) at yesterday’s B&NES Cabinet meeting to ask for...
New Monthly Police Report
Nigel and I were at the FoBRA (Federation of Bath Residents’ Association) ‘Drinks Do’ yesterday evening. There was quite a mix there of local councillors and Cabinet members, both University Vice Chancellors, reps...
Latest CAZ news is mostly positive for Camden and North East Bath
We are most fortunate to have a close relationship with the project team and have followed up our December meeting with another one last week. They have agreed the following answers to our...
Local Heroes
Ironically we were so busy we didn’t think to get photos of all the community work going on, so instead here’s a picture of the other side on Saturday late afternoon which makes...
Hurry. At a museum, very near you…
Only ten minutes away from Camden… Sunday is the last day of the Clive Arrowsmith photography exhibition featuring (Little) Solsbury Hill’s songsmith, Peter Gabriel at the Bath Museum of Architecture. Details here: https://museumofbatharchitecture.org.uk/event/clive-arrowsmith-peter-gabriel-early-notice-exciting-new-exhibition-december/...
Congestion – we haven’t forgotten!
Interesting that googlemaps is consistently and sensibly recommending avoiding Camden Road because, guess what…, it’s congested. The optimist driver is going to say all this congestion is only causing a two minute delay....
Would you pay a further £2 per month for more police?
Residents are being asked whether they are prepared to pay an additional £2 a month towards policing from April, 2019. Last year the Government unexpectedly gave all Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) across...