Can you Spare a little time

Marksbury Parish Council have secured an extension from B&NES to allow comments upon these applications until 28th February 2022. The Parish Council therefore invites parishioners to comment by email, which MUST be received by 24th February 2022, to enable time to respond

Queens Platinum Jubilee 2022

This will be for Christmas shopping in December

PARISH CLERK AND RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL OFFICER

UPCOMING LITTER PICK

Renewable Connections is investigating the
potential for a solar energy project in Marksbury,
Bath. Once operational, the project would supply
enough power for 4,700 homes, and save 7,600
tonnes of CO2 each year, the equivalent of taking
4,409 cars off the road.
As we prepare a planning application to submit to
Bath & North East Somerset Council, Renewable
Connections is undertaking a consultation process
to inform local communities of our proposed plans
and invite any feedback

Mobile Library Timetable

Marksbury Parish Council are pleased to announce, three defibrillators have now been fully installed in the Parish.

Dumped items retrieved from recycling centre receive new lease of life on TV

Press release of CAZ

Households across Marksbury Parish will soon be asked to take part in Census 2021.

The census is a once-in-a-decade survey that gives us the most accurate estimate of all the people and households in England and Wales. It has been carried out every decade since 1801, with the exception of 1941...

Bath and North East Somerset Food On Our Doorstep

Good-quality food at a low price Family Action and Bright Start Children’s Centre Services are running weekly Food On Our Doorstep (FOOD) clubs at three Children’s Centres to provide families with good-quality food at a low cost, while also reducing food waste.

It costs just £1 a year for your family to become a member. Once you’ve joined, you can purchase a bag of tasty food items every week worth approx. £15 for just £3.50!

To become a member, you must live or work within 15 minutes of the club and have a child aged 0–11.

Your view

Future Bright offers residents:

-a dedicated Career Coach to help individuals work out their next steps, make a plan and put it into action
-access to training to increase skills
-help to access funding so individuals make their plans a reality

Avon & Somerset Police 

Speeding Concerns

Don’t delay seeking medical help because of coronavirus

Learnyay helps adults find free education courses and training. By connecting them with ESFA and local authority funded colleges, schools and training providers in their area.

INFORMATION REGARDING MOBILE LIBRARY  SERVICE

Please see herewith from Cabinet Member for Resources Richard Samuel.

WHIRLPOOL ARE RECALLING CERTAIN PRODUCTS

***WASTE SERVICE UPDATE***
Tuesday 24th March 2020

Coronavirus (Covid 19)

PETER HARDING 

You are able to report Waste, Highways and Cleansing issues online 24/7 making it very convenient. This will go directly through to the team for action if required. Please follow the below link:

https://fix.bathnes.gov.uk

Marksbury Residents do you want a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme?

The independent Local Government Boundary Commission for England is asking local people for their help to draw up a new pattern of council wards for Bath and North East Somerset Council.

The “Fix my Street” Application for mobile phones for Parishioners to have ease of access to report such matters as fly tipping.

Priority Services Register -Power Cuts

The Defibrillator IS now in place on the outside  wall at Marksbury village school

Training by St Johns Ambulance staff will be arranged for members of the parish; likely to be held at Marksbury Village Hall; details will be announced.

In the interim full details of how to use it are written in the housing cover of the Defibrillator.

When visiting the Parish please adhere to The Countryside Code.