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The scheme was paid for with funding from the Department of Transport. North Somerset Council bosses say the extra cost is due to additional works required ...

A North Somerset Council spokesman said: “Construction of the The scheme was paid for with funding from the Department of Transport. A petition calling for the changes to be reversed has now reached in excess of 6,000 signatures. Parking has also been reconfigured to run parallel to the beach, with a large number of spaces being removed. A detailed report carried out by an indpendent highways consultant has been commissioned by the campaign group Save our The changes have seen traffic along

Estate agents Purple Bricks said: "The cottage is deceptive in size and consists of an open plan living/dining space with large Bath stone fireplace and burner, ...

The Cotswolds AONB is also on your doorstep. A quaint cottage, lovingly restored by the current owners maintaining its original architectural design with many features including electrical rewire." "Separate light and spacious kitchen leading onto a patio and then to a large sunny fenced garden. [Award-winning family home in Bath with beautiful views put on the market](https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/property/award-winning-family-home-bath-7994407) [Popular little fireplace shop on Bath high street up for sale](https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/property/popular-little-fireplace-shop-bath-8000327) [Victorian family home for sale with Cotswold views near Bath](https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/property/victorian-family-home-sale-cotswold-7921128) [Impressive home in Bath village just looking for someone to love it](https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/property/impressive-home-bath-village-just-7875058) [Secluded Bath mansion with its own little woodland up for sale](https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/property/secluded-bath-mansion-little-woodland-7851037) This little cottage on Batheaston High Street could be the ideal place to hunker down and work on your debut novel. For example, while the beautiful stone fireplace has been lovingly maintained, there is also gas central heating.

The departure lounge at Bristol Airport, south west England. It is shown to be The departures lounge of Bristol Airport is busier than normal, reportedly due to ...

However, a spokesperson for the airport did confirm that they are "experiencing bad weather" shortly after 3.30pm this afternoon. According to the airport's departure and arrivals board, there are at least 10 flights that have not yet taken off, and it looks like there are more to come. A spokesperson for the airport confirmed earlier that they were experiencing "bad weather": According to a spokesperson for Bristol Airport, Storm Otto is the main cause: It seems that Storm Otto has been the main cause of the delays, according to the airport [Bristol Airport](https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-airport) are reportedly experiencing [significant changes to their travel plans](https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/travel) as reports have emerged that several flights have been either [cancelled or delayed](https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/transport) this afternoon (February 17).

A local regiment will exercise its "Freedom of the Town" after it was granted the honour seven years ago.

It entitles the regiment to exercise a right to march through the town with colours flying, drums beating and bayonets fixed. The parade will step off from St Peter and St Paul Church at 10.05am. The Yeovilton army regiment is now fully operational and established in the local area. The Freedom was an honour granted only to troops which had earned the trust of the local population, either through some valiant action or simply by being a familiar presence. More than 150 officers and soldiers from 1st Regiment Army Air Corps, based at Royal Naval Air Station, will march through the town next week. The regiment has a strong affiliation with Wincanton, having been awarded the Freedom of the Town seven years ago.

With myself being a seasoned pie expert, I opted for my favourite of the Pieminister choices, ordering a Moo and Blue - a beef steak and stilton pie - whilst my ...

The new restaurant certainly lived up to the stellar reputation that Pieminister has built for itself over the past two decades and looks to be the perfect new spot for Bath locals to visit for a delicious and filling meal. After a generous offering of starters and our giant pies, we had to sit for a few moments to let our food settle in our stomachs before leaving the restaurant and were thrilled to be handed goody bags upon our exit. With myself being a seasoned pie expert, I opted for my favourite of the Pieminister choices, ordering a Moo and Blue - a beef steak and stilton pie - whilst my pie newbie boyfriend went for a Free Ranger - a free range British chicken and ham pie with leek and thyme. We were greeted at the door with a glass of complimentary champagne offered to us by one of the owners of Pieminister, Jon Simon, and his wife, Romany Simon, who is the head of press for the piemaking company. I was fortunate enough to be invited to attend the pre-opening party for the new Pieminister restaurant on Westgate Street in Bath that opened its doors to the public last week for an evening of pie and drinks. We tried the pies served at the pre-opening party for the new Pieminister restaurant in Bath - and the evening left us feeling very hap-pie indeed.