Don Foster MP
Graham Watson MEP
Who's My Councillor?

Bathavon South Liberal Democrats

Working for the residents of Bathavon South - All year round.

Serving the rural communities of Bathavon South

Your Bathavon South councillor is Neil Butters, who was elected in 2007.

Neil and your Bathavon South Lib Dems are fighting for the things that matter to you. Currently they are campaigning for:

Improvements to rural broadband.
Midford traffic and pavement improvements.
Returning empty homes to use - particularly the 2 in Wellow.
Mobile library alternatives, maintaining a good service.
No development at Southstoke plateau.
New Parish Council for Midford.

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

Below is the latest news from Bathavon South, if you would like to view it on the original website, please visit: http://www.bathavonsouth.blogspot.co.uk/

View Larger Map

Wellow traffic calming

by B&NES; Lib Dems

After five years of effort by the Parish Council, and with the help of Cllr Neil Butters, Wellow is at last getting its promised traffic calming scheme - at a cost of £47,000 provided by the developers of the Business.

New footway for Midford

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Also at long last, work is due to take place this summer on constructing a footpath into the centre of Midford across the road from Clearbrook Farm. Neil is supporting the local parish councils in their bid to see the.

Brassknocker floods

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Local Councillor Neil Butters has been working with B&NES to tackle the flooding problems on Brassknocker Hill. The excess flooding has been caused by: - an old culvert that was discharging over the road, rather than through a gully or.

Community Bus for Wellow area

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Neil has been pressing B&NES Council to provide a modest grant to support some form of local bus service for the Wellow area. Despite the very difficult financial climate, £8,000 pa has been freed up. This will now go towards.

New signs are B&NES First!

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Neil has worked with B&NES and the Department for Transport to erect new 'No Lorries' signs for Freshford, which are the first of their kind in the authority. Lorries have been getting stuck often because their SatNav systems have directed.