Bathwick Liberal Democrats

Serving the residents of Bathwick

Working For You - All Year Round

Your Bathwick councillors are Nicholas Coombes, first elected in 2007, and David Martin, first elected in 2011.

Liberal Democrat members can also join the Bathwick and Widcombe branch which has regular social meetings and assists in campaigning.

Nicholas, David and your Bathwick ward Lib Dems are fighting for the things that matter to you.

Currently they are campaigning for:

The return of bus services to Pulteney Bridge
The restoration of Sydney Gardens
Warminster Rd housing set on right track
The bridleway from Claverton Down to Combe Down
Residents’ views to be recognised in University master plan
A Resolution to the parking situation outside Tesco on Bathwick Hill

If there are things we should be campaigning for in your area, please contact us.

Below you can read the latest news from Bathwick. If you would like to read them in their originl website, please visit: http://bathwick.mycouncillor.org.uk/

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Air Quality Management Area extended

by Nicholas Coombes

Bath’s Air Quality Management Area has been extended, reflecting the spread of harmful levels of air pollution.

The zone covers areas where the Nitrogen Dioxide levels are at harmful levels, greater than 40 micrograms per cubic metre, in public places.

150 attend MoD site consultation

by Nicholas Coombes

One hundred and fifty local residents attended a consultation day organised by the purchasers of the Warminster Road MoD site. Your Lib Dem councillors David Martin and Nicholas Coombes had a private meeting with the development team, and also attended.

Councillors allowances published

by Nicholas Coombes

The money paid to your councillors has been published on the Council website .

In the last financial year, both Nicholas Coombes and David Martin were paid a basic allowance of £7,732 for their work as local councillors. Cllr Coombes.

Zebra crossing finally cancelled

by Nicholas Coombes

BathNES Council Liberal Democrats have stopped a proposed zebra crossing at the bottom of Bathwick Hill.

The proposal has now been officially rejected by the Lib Dem in charge of transport, Cllr Roger Symonds, after considering the report and consultation.