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

Fears arise over future of Community Transport

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Fears have arisen over the future of community transport in Bath and North East Somerset, following the news that the Council’s designated Community Transport Officer role is being scrapped. For several years, B&NES has employed an officer to work directly.

Work finally begins on the Bath Two Tunnels route -

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Four years since its inception, the Bath Two Tunnels scheme – which will open up the Combe Down and Devonshire Tunnels as part of a walking and cycling route from Midford into Bath - finally starts construction this Monday. Contractors.

Time Running Out for Two Tunnels Decision

by B&NES; Lib Dems

The B&NES Council’s Cabinet member responsible for transport has been accused of putting the Two Tunnels shared path project at risk by delaying a decision on the Council’s support package, including £396,000 in capital funding. Councillor Paul Crossley (Southdown), Leader.

Innovative transport designs

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Local Lib Dems Gail Coleshill, Cllr Neil Butters and Tim Bray went on a fact finding visit to Stourbridge where there is a very successful light rail link between the station and the town. The light rail car, or Parry’s.

True cost of bus lane revealed

by B&NES; Lib Dems

In the week that Bath and North East Somerset has started further works on the A367 going into Bath, new figures have been obtained which show that the infamous 700-yard bus lane at Odd Down actually cost £72,600 more than.