Autumn Event 23rd Nov

Thanks to all those that attended. Through your generosity we raised £364 which will be donated to Julian House. It was very good to hear from our speaker how Julian House is working to help the vunerable here in Bath and in the wider area.

Many thanks to those that put their hands in their pockets.

The Federation of Bath Residents’ Association Winter Reception – Tuesday 28th November 6.30pm to 9pm

At The Elim Church, Charlotte Street, Bath, BA1 2ND

All members welcome. Drinks and canapes will be served.
FOBRA suggest a donation of £16 per member attending to help FoBRA cover the costs of holding this event which is a wonderful opportunity to meet our Councillors and stakeholders across the city. 
 
Please RSVP  to FOBRA secretary Sylvia Sinclair

secretary@bathresidents.org.uk
 
Sylvia will provide payment details for donations (please remember to provide a reference on payment).

Exhibition of the building of Prior Park Buildings and Cottages 27th to 30th Oct

There will be an exhibition in the Waterside bar of the Widcombe Social club between Friday October 27th and Monday 30th.

It has been put together by the residents of Prior Park Buildings and Cottages to celebrate the bicentennial of the building of these 2 terraces.

Friday 27th from noon, Saturday 28th 10am to 5pm, Sunday 29th 11am to 5pm, Monday 30th 10am to noon.

Please come and learn some fascinating local history.

Planning Applications Bath Rugby

The Council is considering planning applications for the Rugby ground in Central Bath.  There is a listed building application and a planning application both available to view here https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/webforms/planning/# 

The reference numbers for the applications are 23/03558/EFUL and 23/03559/LBA

 If you have views on the application please submit your comments individually  – the deadline for comments on the main application is 4th November 2023.  The deadline for the listed buildings application is 26th October.  

 There are many documents for these applications on the planning portal.   The Environmental Statement – 02 – Approach to EIA is helpful to gain an overview with information on the issues that are likely to be of interest to residents.    

 One issue that might be of concern to some residents is the proposed increase in the number of events held at the club.  For example music, theatre and conferences. There are also implications for travel, lighting and the environment in addition to the overall plans for the rec.  The original plan for a car park has not been included.  We have placed an extract from this document on our web site. Follow the link below:-

https://bathwickhill.info/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Extract-EIA-Bath-Rugby.pdf

Bathwick Hill Residents Association