Following a site meeting and household consultation with residents, councillors and Town Council officers, residents voted 12.4 to keep the 4 feet mown strip alongside Anson Way fences allowing them easier access. Other residents had made the case for a wilding area right up to the fences but it was agreed that an area of […]

Bridgwater Town Hall has taken a step toward sustainability with the installation of state-of-the-art photovoltaic (PV) solar panels on its roof. Now fully operational, the panels are actively generating clean electricity, reducing the building’s reliance on non-renewable energy sources. The new solar panels will play a key role in Bridgwater Town Council’s efforts to enhance […]

How Green is Your Workplace? Our planet is in trouble. How can we reverse the crisis and create a sustainable future? No jobs on a dead planet!  How can we make a difference? There is clear evidence that whatever we do to conserve energy, recycle or reuse materials, however small our actions, they do make a […]

Bridgwater’s own Vegan and Eco festival’SEED THE DAY’ is making a welcome return on Saturday 14th September. This event, which has been a feature of the varied food offer in our town centre, has been going since 2019. This year the event will be in Blake Gardens.  and is free for visitors to attend between […]

Following the mindless, callous, thoughtless, but sadly not bladeless, attack on trees at Brewery Field, Town Council inspections have shown that the trees will not survive. Scott Mason, new Head of Amenities at Bridgwater Town Council which now has the brief for Parks and Open Spaces in Bridgwater, said “Unfortunately, due to the severity of […]