Welcome to Newton St Loe Parish Council
Our Mission: The Parish Council is committed to maintaining Newton St Loe as a distinct village with an active life of its own and working to improve the quality of life for its parishioners.
Welcome to the website of Newton St Loe Parish Council. We aim to give you information about the Parish Council, its meetings and finances, and the services it provides. We will also try to give you some information of interest to the community, and some useful links. If there is anything you think we should be providing please contact us.
There will be a meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council on Thursday 21 November at 7 p.m. in Newton St Loe Village Hall. The agenda is on the ‘Minutes and Agenda’ page
There will be a UK Parliamentary general election on Thursday 12 December. Newton St Loe is in the North East Somerset parliamentary constituency.
Further details, published by Bath & North East Somerset Council, are at https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/services/your-council-and-democracy/elections/uk-parliamentary-elections
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 19 September. Draft minutes are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
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A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 18 July. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
Financial information for the Parish Council for the year ended 31 March 2019 is now on the ‘Finance’ page. The period for inspecting documents and objecting to the accounts has now expired and no objection was received by the external auditor so the external auditor will not be reporting on the accounts.
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 20 June. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 9 May. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
The Annual Parish Meeting of the parish of Newton St Loe was held on Thursday 9 May. Draft minutes are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
Elections were held for all seats on Bath & North East Somerset Council and all seats on all parish and town councils in Bath & North East Somerset, including Newton St Loe Parish Council, on Thursday 2 May. For Newton St Loe Parish Council there were six nominations for seven seats and so the six candidates were declared elected without a contest.
There was a contested election for the two seats in Saltford Ward of Bath & North East Somerset Council, of which Newton St Loe forms a part. The results can be found at https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/services/your-council-and-democracy/elections/district-council-elections
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 21 March. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 17 January. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 6 December. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 18 October. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 19 July. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
A meeting of Newton St Loe Parish Council was held on Thursday 21 June. Minutes of the meeting are on the ‘Minutes and Agendas’ page.
Letter from Parish Council to Bath Spa University re parking and other issues, 13 April 2018
Response from Bath Spa University, 9 May 2018
Attachment 1: BSU Travel Plan 2017
Attachment 2: Planning Conditions Update Note to Newton St Loe PC May 201
Newton St Loe Parish Council received £2,626.62 Community Infrastructure Levy in 2017/18. This must be spent on the provision, replacement, improvement, operation or maintenance of infrastructure or in otherwise addressing the demands that development places on the parish. None of the Community Infrastructure Levy received had been spent as at 31 March 2018.
The Parish Council welcomes suggestions as to how the Community Infrastructure Levy received might be spent. Suggestions made at the Annual Parish Meeting on 17 May 2018 were for new play equipment in the Recreation Ground, or for developing some of the currently undeveloped part of the Recreation Ground as more formal green space.