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Plans to future-proof the A38/A368 crossroads between Churchill and Langford have been approved for delivery.  

North Somerset Life magazine – North Somerset Council’s free printed magazine to all residents – will no longer be published after a council decision taken last week. 

North Somerset Council is launching the third round of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) Green Business Grants, previously known as the Net Zero Business Grants. The funding will support energy efficiency and emissions reduction for local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and eligible sole traders. 

North Somerset communities are to see changes and improvements to bus services in the region from Sunday 6 April 2025, in a bid to offer improved travel options and a better coordinated bus network for residents. 

Congresbury residents are being asked for their views on proposals for a 20mph zone in the village.

North Somerset Council has made it easier for businesses to succeed in local town centres. Thanks to the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), the Town Centre Occupancy Grant initiative has helped 21 local businesses grow sustainably. 

Councillors approved this week (Tuesday 18 February) a balanced 2025/26 budget for North Somerset Council, including over £450million of capital investment – set to bring ambitious infrastructure improvements to the area.

Jo Walker, Chief Executive of North Somerset Council, has announced today (Monday 17 February) that she’ll be stepping down from May.

People living in North Somerset are now able to subscribe to receive North Somerset Council’s garden waste collections for the year from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. 

North Somerset Council is celebrating the success of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) community grants, which has so far supported 28 local organisations.

More new walking and cycling schemes for North Somerset took a step closer today after North Somerset Council was awarded over £441K by Active Travel England.

A locally designed bus has launched in North Somerset, as part of a project focused on improving bus services for those that need them the most. 

The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority and North Somerset Council have come together to announce that they are looking to contribute the additional funds needed to deliver the Portishead to Bristol rail line. 

Several Public Rights of Way in Weston Woods are due to close temporarily over the next three weeks to allow North Somerset Council to fell diseased ash trees.

Access issues in Long Ashton could be a thing of the past under new proposals to address obstructive parking along the main route through the village.