The Chief Executive of the Genesis Trust, a charity which helps Bath-based individuals and families in crisis, has shared an open letter in which he describes the current LibCouncil and its policies on resident parking charge zones (RPCZ) as "the greatest risk" to the organisation's continued operat
Bringing all the stakeholders together on the site of the proposed Wellington Rail station for the first time was an exciting moment. It brought home the real progress we have made over the many years that I have been proud to be the local MP and as Chair of the Devon and Somerset Rail Group.
Last month, the Leader of Bath and North East Somerset Council (B&NES), Councillor Kevin Guy, sent out an e-connect update about forthcoming spending commitments and budgetary changes.
Highbridge MP James Heappey proudly opened King Alfred School’s Sixth Form extension this week following a huge increase in demand for students to attend from in and around the Burnham and Highbridge area.
Back in 2018, the school joined the Priory Learning Trust and has gone from strength to stren
Local MP Rebecca Pow meets with Social Care Minister & Chairman of Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Local MP Rebecca Pow met with Social Care Minister, Helen Whately MP and Chairman of Somerset NHS Foundation Trust, Colin Drummond, in Westminster to highlight the importance of unblocking beds in M
Wells MP James Heappey hosted a long-awaited residents meeting in the city across two new developments to iron out a host of issues.
Mr Heappey had been contacted by a number of residents concerned by the delays to certain promises regarding improvements and unfinished work in the Bishops Brook and
