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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/

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When Neil met Amy...

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Cllr Neil Butters recently met Olympic Gold Medalist Amy Williams in Bath. Here they are with her gold medal.

Wonderful Wellow!

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Looking forward to Wonderful Wellow Week which starts on Friday 18th June. First up at 2.00pm is the flower festival in St Julian's Church which continues for an amazing ten days.

After 18 months of uncertainty, the Prime Minister has finally called a General Election. Here in North East Somerset, the Liberal Democrats have re-selected well respected political activist Gail Coleshill to contest the election, which will be fought under brand.

Park and Ride lights to be turned off

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Wellow Futures, a community group in Wellow, and local Lib Dems hosted an evening showing the film the Age of Stupid last week both in Wellow and at Bathampton Village Hall. It was followed by a far ranging discussion about.

Work finally begins

by B&NES; Lib Dems

Work has finally began on the Two Tunnels project, thanks to pressure on B&NES Council by Cllr Neil Butters and Project Chair Gitte Dawson. Attracting £1 million of Lottery funding, the project will connect Midford with the centre of Bath.