They have asked for their names and faces to be removed "due to the decision to remove trans women from their awards"

Ward councillors for Lambridge have received a number of concerns from residents relating to building work on Bailbrook Lane at the former Old Nursery Site

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Local Residents have been working hard, prior to and ever since, the gates closed over the long used Lambridge Wood footpath. As reported in the Henley...

Green Party Councillor for Lambridge, Bath and North East Somerset

On the evening of the 19th of March, Green councillors for Lambridge Joanna Wright and Saskia Heijltjes hosted a lively public meeting at the New Oriel Hall to discuss transport issues in East Bath.

Lambridge Councillor, Joanna Wright, Leader of the Green Group at Bath and North East Somerset (BathNES) Council, delivered a critical speech at Thursday’s Full Council meeting, voicing concerns ov…

The redevelopment of the old Harvester site just off the London Road by the turning onto Gloucester Road at Lambridge will have water power incorporated into it – if the views of local B&…

WALKERS are saddened by a decision to close a footpath through woodland near Henley. The path which runs through Lambridge Wood connects Lambridge Wood Road with Badgemore Park Golf Course. A 6ft stee...

Once again, Lidl has submitted a planning application (ref: 25/01403/FUL) for a second superstore on the London Road, on the eastern edge of Bath. The proposal includes just 61 car parking spaces, …

Seems like there could yet be another delay in deciding on the planning application for a new permanent rugby stadium on Bath Rec. Green councillor for Lambridge ward, Joanna Wright, has written an open letter to Council Leader, Cllr Kevin Guy and copied in our Bath MP, Wera Hobhouse - just over a week before the application is due to come before the planning committee for consideration.

Green councillors in Bath have raised ongoing concerns about Lidl’s controversial plans for a new supermarket on Lambridge meadow, as the application process is set to go quiet for several months. …

On Wednesday evening, 19 March, Lambridge Councillors Joanna Wright and Saskia Heijltjes of the Green Group hosted a lively public meeting at the New Oriel Hall to discuss transport issues in East …

The Green Party’s community meeting at the New Oriel Hall on 20th November drew a packed hall, with attendees queuing out the door. Residents from Walcot, Lambridge, and nearby areas shared their view...

The Chair of Bath and North East Somerset Council, Cllr Liz Hardman, cuts the ribbon to officially open Phase 1 of the revamped section of the Alice Park Play Area at Lambridge. This eight-acre site of landscaped parkland was gifted to the city of Bath as a public park by Herbert Montgomery MacVicar back in 1938 and named in memory of his wife.

Lambridge Councillor, Joanna Wright, Leader of the Green Group at Bath and North East Somerset (BaNES) Council, delivered a critical speech at Thursday’s Full Council meeting, voicing concerns over th...

A recent BANES Planning committee approval, by five votes to four, in favour of permitting a former barn to become a 4-bedroom home, has come in for criticism. Green Group Leader and Lambridge Ward Councillor Joanna Wright attended the meeting to represent residents and request that the planning application be refused. The site in question is in Bath Avon North ward, but ward councillors for Bath Avon North, the Leader of B&NES Council, Cllr Kevin Guy, and Deputy Leader, Cllr Sarah Warren, did not apparently speak at the Planning meeting. Lambridge ward is adjacent to the site.

Work on three new active travel schemes was recently announced by BANES, including heritage-style and eco-sensitive lighting, does not increase safety, according to the Green group. Councillor Saskia Heijltjes for Lambridge ward said, “We want to be able to support efforts to make walking, wheeling and cycling an option for more people, but we cannot support the plans for Royal Victoria Park. Even with additional lighting, a secluded and quiet route through a park is often experienced as socially unsafe.” The new plans are now open for public consultation as part of the Traffic Regulation Order (link