Combe Down Liberal Democrats

Working For You - All Year Round

Serving Combe Down and Fox Hill

Your Combe Down councillors are Roger Symonds, first elected in 1991, and Cherry Beath, first elected in 2007.

Roger, Cherry and your Combe Down Lib Dems are fighting for the things that matter to you.

Currently they are campaigning to:

Stop speeding on the main road.
Improve youth and antisocial behaviour issues.
Create a sensible village plan, that responds to residents needs.
Ensure that the former MOD site consultation is conducted properly.

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

Below you can read the latest news from Combe Down, if you would like to read them in the original website, please visit: http://combedown.mycouncillor.org.uk/

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CABINET WEBCAST – Next Meeting to Watch May 8th

by B&NES Lib Dems

Liberal Democrats on BathNES Council started broadcasting their meetings on the internet. The first live Webcast was the Cabinet Meeting (Council Executive) in February, which was about the Council Budget for 2013/14. We hope to expand the service to include the.

Local Combe Down Volunteer Litter Picker Recognised!

by B&NES Lib Dems

We have been involved in a number of Litter picks in Combe Down and Foxhill, and last week the important role of community litter picking groups was recognised by the Council Neighbourhood Teams in an official Chair’s reception held at.

Latest News on Foxhill MoD Site

by Cherry Beath

MoD Site Development moves on

Cherry & Roger outside the MoD at Foxhill

The Council’s Cabinet has approved “Concept statements” following the public consultations, for all the MoD sites. The statements do not have the teeth that we would like.

Budget Proposals, Council Vote on The Budget Next Week

by Cherry Beath

The Council will meet next Tuesday night, 19th February, to vote on next year’s budget proposals from the Liberal Democrat Administration.

The Lib Dems are proposing a listening budget which prioritises the frontline services that are most important to residents and protects services for the most vulnerable, whilst still achieving a further year of frozen Council tax.

Key services, which residents value most, are being protected.

Victoria Art Gallery, plans for Charges Have your Say on The Budget

by Cherry Beath

Proposals for Victoria Art Gallery charging explained

Have a look below at proposals for charges for certain exhibitions at the Victoria Art Gallery. These ideas are being developed as part of the financial plans to balance the Council’s budget.