Friday, April 03, 2026
RADSTOCK HAS MUCH TO OFFER
The Iron age settlement of Radstock sits on the Roman built Fosse Way, south west of Bath.
The discovery of coal in 1763, led to the rapid growth in the area with former mines now making up a number of the Radstock wards within the town, all of which can explored in the Radstock Museum.
The area has evolved into a network of greenspaces and active ways providing lovely walks and cycleways in beautiful countryside and the town itself is situated within a conservation area recognised by white lias and historic terraces and buildings.
It is well worth a visit.
The discovery of coal in 1763, led to the rapid growth in the area with former mines now making up a number of the Radstock wards within the town, all of which can explored in the Radstock Museum.
The area has evolved into a network of greenspaces and active ways providing lovely walks and cycleways in beautiful countryside and the town itself is situated within a conservation area recognised by white lias and historic terraces and buildings.
It is well worth a visit.
Public Consultation - Proposed Borrowing to Support the Trinity Hub Redevelopment
Public consultation for proposed borrowing to support the Trinity Hub redevelopment.
To take part in the consultaion click on the link - Take part in the consultation
Trinity Hub 4 Year Business Plan (2026-2030)
Trinity Hub 4 Year Business Plan - (2026-2030)
To view the Business Plan follow the link - Trinity Hub 4 Year Business Plan
One Tile at a Time - Update
One Tile at a Time update.
We thank everyone for their support todate we are now just over the 100 mark with 101 tiles now sponsored. Let's keep it up.
The Scaffolding is going up.......
Now into week three the scaffolding roofing is going into place.
Scaffoldings Up
Trinity Hub Fund
Plan Leaflet
A steering group was formed from local residents and Councillors in 2021 to work towards the development of a Radstock Neighbourhood Development Plan.
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