The Annual Residents Meeting this year will take place at Bathampton Village Hall on 31st May at 7.30pm.
This meeting is a great opportunity for residents of the Parish to come along with their ideas, to raise any matters of concern and to get involved in the discussions that impact on the village.
The National Trust and Truespeed will be guest speaking and the Parish Council will provide an update on road safety.
Refreshments will be served following the meeting – we hope to see you there.
The accounts have been subject to external audit in addition to our independent internal audit. Please find the notices and documentation below for the financial year ended 31st March 2018.
Since 2017, we have been working on trying to improve safety across the Canal Bridge and the surrounding areas. With the news that funding for the Conker Crossing was not available due to the scale of the investment required and changes to funding criteria, BANES commissioned a safety paper on alternate options for the Canal Bridge and narrowing by Mulberry Kidz. The Parish Council has received and reviewed the findings of the paper and will undertake a public consultation to share the information and seek public feedback on the options provided.
Due to the sad death of HM Queen Elizabeth 11 on Thursday 8 September 2022, the Parish Council meeting scheduled to be held on the 15th September has been cancelled.Â
For further information and information on how you can pay your respects, please visit: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II | Bath and North East Somerset Council (bathnes.gov.uk)
The accounts have been subject to external audit in addition to our independent internal audit. Please find the notices and documentation below for the financial year ended 31st March 2022.
Will be held in the Village Hall on 11th May 2022 at 7.30pm.
This meeting is an opportunity for the residents of the Parish of Bathampton to put forward ideas and proposals to help shape the future of the village and to raise any matters of concern. Come along and take party in the discussions, ask questions and get involved. The National Trust are also keen to hear what the community value about the meadows and thoughts and ideas for its future. After the meeting there will be an opportunity to chat over drinks.
