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Clutton Liberal Democrats

Working for you - all year round

Serving the rural communities of Clutton Ward

Your Clutton councillor is Jeremy Sparks, first elected in 2011

Jeremy and your Clutton Liberal Democrats are fighting for the things that matter to you. Currently their '6 to Fix' are:

Ensuring that housing development is appropriate for the villages
Improving road safety measures especially 20mph zones
Improving pedestrian facilities in Rural Villages
Enabling the parish councils to have a bigger voice
More direct bus routes to Bath
Clean up local political environment on matters such as planning enforcement

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

Below is the latest news from Clutton, if you would like to read in in it's original website, please visit: http://jeremysparks.mycouncillor.org.uk/

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A step closer to greater road safety in Clutton

Published on Monday 18th November 2013 by B&NES; Lib Dems

A meeting recently took place on Friday 15th November with Cllr Rosemary Naish (Parish Council Chairlady), Stefan Chiffers and Jeremy to look over plans to roll out better pedestrian facilities within the village. Mainly on Station Road on the routes.

Full press release regarding traveller’s site provision going forward

Published on Friday 24th August 2012 by B&NES; Lib Dems

Council Announces The Gypsy and Traveller Sites To Go Forward

On Wednesday the Liberal Democrat Cabinet Member for Housing, Tim Ball, will recommend which sites are to go forward from the pre-consultation to the next phase. Three sites have been.

Consultation on Traveller’s sites must continue, so that unsuitable sites can be permanently ruled out

Published on Monday 18th June 2012 by B&NES; Lib Dems

I can understand the reasons for people being confused and / or disappointed at myself for abstaining from voting at the special council meeting on the 18th of June. However, it doesn’t seem to me that people realise the real.

Plan for A37 puffin crossing finally unveiled

Published on Saturday 30th June 2012 by B&NES; Lib Dems

Above are the plans for the long awaited and much needed new puffin crossing for the A37.

Clutton should soon no longer be the only village on the A37 without a safe crossing point.

The programmed is as follows: Consultation/Advertising:.

Proposed Traveller’s site at the Old Colliery site in Stanton Wick goes to consultation phase

Published on Thursday 24th May 2012 by Councillor Jeremy Sparks

Despite the objections based purely on very real planning and highway related issues raised by myself, Stanton Drew Parish Council, Stanton Wick Action Group and many other residents this proposal has now entered a formal consultation phase for the.