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North Somerset Council has today (Thursday 30 January) published an open tender to find a specialist contractor to restore Birnbeck Pier in Weston-super-Mare.

North Somerset Council Library Services is excited to announce it has received a generous donation of laptops from the Good Things Foundation’s National Device Bank.  

Work to improve the condition of Dundry Lane, Dundry will begin on Monday 17 February.

The Food WorksSW, the South West’s only dedicated food and drink innovation centre, was recently the star of a special feature produced by Yeti Television for BBC1’s The One Show. 

At February’s meeting of the Executive, North Somerset Council will take a decision as to whether to bring forward a number of essential works for the Banwell bypass.  

North Somerset Council’s Executive will meet next week (Wednesday 5 February) to review plans which set a balanced 2025/26 budget amid a worsening three-year budget forecast.

Project Gigabit is bringing faster, more reliable internet to rural North Somerset, revolutionising the way residents live, work, and access vital services. 

Works will begin next month on Clevedon seafront to implement a number of updates agreed last year following feedback from local businesses, councillors and members of the public.

North Somerset Children’s Centres have recently launched their new Parent/Carer Ideas Group for parents/carers with children aged up to two. 

22 historic sites are being added to North Somerset Council’s Local Heritage List following assessment of the latest nominations.

Carriageway resurfacing works on Locking Road, Weston-super-Mare, will begin on Monday 20 January 2025, as part of North Somerset Council’s commitment to improving the district’s roads. 

North Somerset Council has been successful in its bid for £2.7m for further improvements to the Tropicana from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), delivered by Arts Council England, within the highly competitive Cultural Development Fund fourth round.

A commitment has been made by North Somerset Council to protect the rights of care leavers from discrimination.

A major economic development in North Somerset has taken a step forward after the council’s planning committee approved a 90-acre application by US tech-giant Epic yesterday (Wednesday 15 January).

Residents and business in Nailsea are invited to attend an engagement event this month to help shape the future of a transport hub and have their say on walking, wheeling and cycling routes in the town.