Twerton Liberal Democrats

Working For You - All Year Round

Serving our residents in Twerton

Your Twerton councillors are Tim Ball and Gerry Curran, both elected in 1996.

Tim, Gerry and your Twerton Lib Dems are fighting for the things that matter to you.

Currently they are campaigning to:

Resolve parking issues on grass verges.
Improve Innox PArk with a footpath and a new gate.
The remodelling of the High Street.
More litter bins and noticeboards.
The reforming of the Woodland Forum with more council support.
Improve the appearance of the railway arches along Lower Bristol Road.

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

Below is the ltest news from Twerton, Tim Ball also has his own website at: http://timball.libdemsites.co.uk/

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Denominational Home to School Transport updates

by Tim Ball

The Cabinet of Bath and North East Somerset last night upheld its decision on Denominational Home to School transport rejecting claims from an overview an Scrutiny panel that it had previously made its original decision with out having all the.

B&NES Panel refers call-in about home to school transport review back to cabinet

by Tim Ball

A public meeting of the Cabinet will be held on May 20th 2013, 6.30pm to discuss the call in of the home to school transport review the details of which are given below as to reasons for the scrutiny panels.

Driver information

by Tim Ball

I am pleased to hear that work is well underway by Bath & North East Somerset Council to install state-of-the-art traffic electronic messaging signs around the outskirts and within Bath to provide better travel information for drivers entering the city.

Half-term family fun

by Tim Ball

I am pleased that Bath & North East Somerset Council have stepped forward to entertain and educate our Children during half term holidays next week.

Children can channel their energies into a range of fun half-term holiday activities organised by.

Pay for Parking by Mobile phone

by Tim Ball

Motorists using Bath & North East Somerset Council's car parks now have the option to pay for their parking using their mobile phones. The newly adopted system, MiPermit, removes the need to have the correct change ready and allows you.