Following the latest announcement by the Government, pubs and restaurants across England are gearing up for indoor dining. From the 17th of May, customers will be allowed to drink and dine inside. Gyms can also allow indoor group exercise classes once again (Scotch Horn Leisure Centre and @theGym in Nailsea will be hosting classes). Find [...]
This week is #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and the theme for this year is nature. There is a proven link between nature and our mental health: research from the Mental Health Foundation showed that, during lockdown, people found going outside for walks and being in green spaces vital for their mental health. This week we've been inviting you [...]
The third stage of England’s roadmap out of lockdown is scheduled for Monday 17th May, when the next set of restrictions will be eased. Within these easings of restrictions, pubs and restaurants will be able to open indoors, entertainment venues like cinemas will be able to open, and up to 30 people will be able [...]
Holy Trinity Church in Nailsea are pleased to confirm they have been successfully awarded monies under the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage – Second Round Lottery Fund Scheme to help organisations cope with the effects of the pandemic and lockdowns over the last 12 months and enable the necessary work to safely open up access [...]
Councillor Mike Bird has been voted in as Chairman of Nailsea Town Council at the Annual Town Council Meeting tonight (Wednesday 5 May, 2021), with Emily Miller voted in as Vice Chair. Mike has been an Independent Nailsea Town Councillor for 6 years, working on the local Planning Committee and chairing the Community Engagement Group. Since [...]
May is National Walking Month – four weeks dedicated to encouraging people all over the UK to get out and experience the benefits of walking, no matter their ability or fitness level. Walking is free, fun and great for our wellbeing. It's recommended that just 30 minutes of walking a day can help to [...]
Following the Town Council Planning Meeting last night (Wednesday 28 April, 2021), this is a response to North Somerset Council’s Notice to Appropriate the Open Space Land at The Uplands Nailsea from the Planning Committee: “The Council questions whether a thorough assessment of the need for open space has been carried out by North Somerset [...]
At last months Town Council meeting (24 March, 2021), a number of questions were raised by Councillor Oliver Ellis concerning the sale of the land known as Gaulacre at the southern end of Engine Lane, Nailsea. This is the formal response to those questions. Sale price and best value 1.1 The council did not put [...]
The biggest annual celebration of gardening takes place this week from Monday 26 April to Sunday 2 May, with the Royal Horticultural Society encouraging the public to get out in their gardens or local green space to get a dose of vitamin G! The focus of the week is to celebrate the feel-good power [...]
Changes are coming to the Covid-19 testing system in North Somerset in May in a bid to give more people the chance to join those already doing twice-weekly tests. From Monday 17 May, a new mobile testing unit will replace the testing booth in Scotch Horn Leisure Centre car park, and will visit the town [...]
