South Gloucestershire Council in the news
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- New woodland planted as South Glos boosts nature efforts
South Gloucestershire Council advanced its climate and nature efforts with tree planting, community orchards, solar installations, and flood management projects.
- Bristol woman fined following South Gloucestershire fly-tip
A Bristol woman was fined £931 for fly-tipping in South Gloucestershire, highlighting the council's enforcement against illegal waste dumping.
- Frustrated residents hit out over 'waste of money' roadworks
South Gloucestershire Council faces resident backlash over disruptive and costly bike lane roadworks in Bradley Stoke, prompting a public feedback session.
- Council pauses roadworks across South Gloucestershire over Christmas
South Gloucestershire Council is pausing most roadworks over Christmas due to supplier closures, but emergency repairs will continue.
- Views sought by two councils on proposals to make the A432 safer
Bristol and South Gloucestershire councils plan safety upgrades on the A432 to reduce collisions and improve accessibility, funded by the Department for Transport.
- Rise in flu cases across South Gloucestershire
Flu cases are rising sharply in South Gloucestershire and nearby areas, prompting health officials to urge vaccinations and hygiene measures to reduce spread and hospital pressure.
- South Gloucestershire schools to add 40 new SEND places
South Gloucestershire is investing nearly £5 million to add 40 specialist SEND places in local schools to better support children with additional needs by 2027/28.
- Climate and Nature Emergency – annual report shows action and progress in South Gloucestershire
South Gloucestershire Council reports strong progress on climate and nature emergency actions, including community projects, new woodland planting, and policies aiming for net zero carbon by 2030.
- Free bus travel for South Gloucestershire children this Christmas
Children aged 5-15 in South Gloucestershire and nearby areas can travel free on buses over Christmas to ease family costs, continuing a successful regional initiative.
- South Gloucestershire Council could run out of cash reserves in two years
South Gloucestershire Council faces a £49 million budget gap over four years and risks depleting reserves within two years without additional savings or funding.
- Ex-Avon Fire Authority chairman to undergo boundaries training
Ben Nutland, ex-Avon Fire Authority chairman and South Gloucestershire councillor, was found to have breached conduct rules and must undergo boundaries training after inappropriate behavior towards a female employee.
- Top councillor ordered to undergo training after conduct towards female colleague
A South Gloucestershire councillor was ordered to undergo training after inappropriate conduct towards female colleagues and breaching council codes of conduct.
- Neighbours say homes in field near Thornbury would cause road danger
Plans to build up to nine houses on Green Belt land near Alveston were approved in principle despite local concerns over road safety, wildlife, and privacy.
- Schools minister 'sympathetic' to mum's school place fight
A mother with incurable cancer was denied her preferred school place for her daughter by South Gloucestershire Council, prompting a ministerial review.
- South Gloucestershire Council
South Gloucestershire Council is managing local development, infrastructure expansion, and environmental challenges amid community concerns.
- First trees planted in Pucklechurch Wood as landmark step towards creating new Western Forest
The first trees have been planted in Pucklechurch Wood on South Gloucestershire Council land as part of the Western Forest project to create a large new national forest and increase local tree canopy.
- Council accidentally publishes hundreds of residents' personal details
South Gloucestershire Council mistakenly published sensitive data of 625 residents online for three days and apologized.
- South Gloucestershire Council launches Budget Consultation process
South Gloucestershire Council is consulting residents on budget plans involving a 4.99% Council Tax rise and potential cuts to non-essential services due to funding shortfalls.
- South Glos Council launches app to help residents access services and information in the palm of their hand
South Gloucestershire Council launched an app to simplify access to local services, waste management, and community information for residents.
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