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The findings of an independent review regarding the recent active travel changes for Hill Road and The Beach in Clevedon will be shared at a public meeting on Monday 20 November in the town. 

More than 40 Community Living Rooms are open across North Somerset as free and welcoming spaces for residents to come together for friendly company, activities and a place to keep warm if needed this winter.

North Somerset Council’s library service is looking for people to share their Second World War objects and stories.

Young care experienced people in North Somerset can now sign-up for a free WESTfares bus pass.

ParkPlay is coming to Clevedon and people of all ages are invited to get involved! It will be the fourth ParkPlay to launch in North Somerset to bring people from local communities together in parks and green spaces for 90 minutes of free, informal games and activity, every Saturday morning.

There’s plenty of free or low-cost activities across North Somerset to keep the children entertained this half-term.

Eight additional closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras are being installed in Weston-super-Mare thanks to a £28k combined investment by North Somerset Council and Avon & Somerset Police.

North Somerset is a diverse community made up of people with different backgrounds, faiths and life experiences.

We are united in condemning all acts of terror, wherever they occur.

There’s still time to register for Solar Together, the innovative solar panel group-buying scheme which has returned to help North Somerset residents generate clean, local, renewable energy to power their home.

North Somerset Council is encouraging people to take part in a free trail called ‘The Big Recycling Hunt’, which is also the theme of this year’s Recycle Week (Monday 16 to Sunday 22 October).

Following the closure of Weston-super-Mare’s town quarry at the end of August, the first step in the quarry’s rejuvenation begins this week as the demolition of the condemned quarry stone crushing plant gets under way. This is the first part of the works planned for the site. 

North Somerset Council remains committed to tackling the climate emergency and is continuing to work towards becoming a carbon neutral area by 2030, despite the recent rollback in the UK government’s Net Zero goals.

People living in Worle, in Weston-super-Mare, are being asked to help shape new plans to transform areas of Worle High Street and the local community into vibrant, revitalised and safer places to live, work and visit.

As part of North Somerset Council’s plans to create a sustainable bus network across the region, proposals for ten government-funded Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) projects have been announced along key routes where buses are regularly delayed. 

The overarching plan for future development in North Somerset is set to be discussed at a North Somerset Council meeting on Wednesday 18 October.