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Keynsham Estate to be Demolished for New Affordable Housing Development Monday, December 1, 2025 keynsham tintagel affordablehousing housingdevelopment curo socialrent sharedownership demolition community accessibility An outdated estate in Keynsham is set to be demolished early next year to make way for a modern neighbourhood, the housing association Curo has announced. Tintagel Close, recently fenced off, will be replaced with 45 … Read More
Keynsham Estate Set for Demolition to Build New Affordable Homes Monday, December 1, 2025 keynsham tintagelclose affordablehousing curo redevelopment socialrent sharedownership accessibility community housing The Tintagel Close estate in Keynsham, previously fenced off and slated for demolition, will make way for a new neighbourhood featuring 45 affordable homes. Housing association Curo confirmed the redevelopment is scheduled to … Read More
Community Unites to Save Essential Taunton Hydrotherapy Pool Amid Funding Shortfall Saturday, November 29, 2025 hydrotherapy taunton community fundraising accessibility rehabilitation compasswellbeing charity repairs health A treasured hydrotherapy pool in Taunton faces the threat of closure unless urgent repair funding is secured, igniting a community-wide campaign that has garnered political and local business support. Located at Compass … Read More
Bath’s Public Toilets Ranked Second Dirtiest in Britain Despite Charges Friday, November 14, 2025 bath toilets public health hygiene bristol accessibility york pay-toilets waste management council Recent research has revealed a surprising and concerning fact: Bath’s public toilets are among the dirtiest in Britain. Despite 11 out of 14 public restrooms in the World Heritage city charging an entry fee, the facilities … Read More
Bath's Public Toilets Ranked Second Dirtiest in Britain Despite Entry Fees Friday, November 14, 2025 publictoilets hygiene bath cleanliness facilities waste accessibility reviews fees publichealth Bath has been ranked as having the second dirtiest public toilets in Britain, according to recent research conducted by Business Waste. The World Heritage City received a hygiene score of just 2.1 out of 100, despite 11 out … Read More