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Latest News
How to get information about forthcoming roadworks and road closures
The easiest way to learn about roadworks and road closures is to visit the website one.network This website gives information about all roadworks in the country. The home page defaults to showing works on the day of your enquiry. This can be changed in the drop down box at the top left of the screen.
Free bus passes for the month of your birthday
Starting in August 2023, if you live in the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority or North Somerset Council region, you can apply to receive a free month of bus travel throughout your birthday month For further information, and details about how to apply please click on this link.
The Wraxall ‘Walk to School’ permissive path is now officially open!
The permissive path which connects Wraxall Primary School with The Grove was officially opened on Saturday 1st October. Please read the attached document which includes the opening speech given by the Parish Council Chairman Ian Parsons, and some photographs taken at the opening ceremony.
Traffic Flow Report
The Parish Council Chairman has written a report regarding traffic flow in the parish. The report has been approved for publication by the Parish Councillors, and is attached. This will be a live document which will be updated when new information is received.
How to report rural crime anonymously
Criminals gangs exploit our local wildlife, environment and communities. Your voice can make a difference. If you have any information on rural crime? You can speak up and remain 100% anonymous. Call Crimestoppers on 0800555111 or visit crimestoppers-uk.org