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Children’s home opposed by locals approved despite fears it would 'shatter the peace' (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Locals in a “peaceful” North Somerset village have lost an attempt to stop the opening of a children’s home which they fear would “shatter” the peace. North Somerset Council’s planning committee voted unanimously on September 23 to grant planning pe
North Somerset households could face another council tax rise over 5 per cent in 2027 (opens the original)
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Auditors are warning that North Somerset Council must deliver more savings to reduce the risk of needing another exceptional council tax rise. The council was given government permission to go above the usual cap of 4.99% for a one off council tax rise of 8.99% last April. But despite the tax hike and £20m of cuts, the council is again facing a major budget black hole. Work is now underway to close a forecast budget gap of £12.1m in the next financial year, part of a £40.6m budget gap across the
Ban on walking more than six dogs in Weston and North Somerset relaxed (opens the original)
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North Somerset’s controversial ban on walking more than six dogs at once will now only apply to commercial dog walkers. In 2023, the council instituted a cap on the number of dogs people were able to walk in public in 2023. Anyone walking seven or more could be hit with a fine — although the council said it would always give people a warning first. But now the council has relaxed the rule so it only applies to people paid to walk dogs. Council cabinet member Mark Canniford told a cabinet meeting
Councillor denies claims she supported closure of town's library (opens the original)
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A top councillor has insisted “my record is clear” over claims she both supported and opposed the closure of a local library. Labour councillor Catherine Gibbons represents Milton on both Weston-super-Mare Town Council and on North Somerset Council, where she is deputy leader. As a town councillor, she has led attempts to save the recently closed Worle Library, but it was the North Somerset Council administration she is part of which drew up the plans to close it down. The plan was approved in a
The Somerset area set to expand by 5,900 new homes over the next 18 years (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Bath and North East Somerset Council has mapped out where 5,900 homes should be built across the City of Bath over the next 18 years. The “local plan” — which will go out for a final public consultation in the week beginning September 14 — is a majo
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