RADSTOCK HAS MUCH TO OFFER
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.
Wild Words Nature Rubbing Trail
Wild Words is about poems, wildlife, and having fun outside! With the help of brilliant poet P Burton-Morgan, children from local primary schools wrote amazing poems inspired by animals and plants that can be found along the Norton-Radstock Greenway, and around Writhlington.
Love Tom Huyton Park
On 7/3/25 Tom Huyton Park Radstock was a victim of arson causing damage to new accessible picnic benches and bins. Radstock Town Council remains committed to completing the park improvements including new play equipment and refurbishment of the public toilets.
Please donate HERE
Bee Bold Pollinator Fund
Radstock Town Council were awarded funding from The West of England Combined Authority "Bee Bold" Pollinator Fund. The fund was created to support community led eco projects that enhance biodiversity and pollinator habitats across the West of England Region and funds objectives are to:
Notice to Tender - Trinity Hub 1A
INVITATION TO TENDER
Trinty Hub Fire Doors and Works (Phase 1A)
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.
Radstock Neighbourhood Plan - Community Engagement
Welcome to the Neighbourhood Plan Consultation! A Neighbourhood Plan is a community-led framework for guiding the future development, regeneration, and conservation of an area. It allows residents, businesses, and local stakeholders to have a direct say in shaping the place where they live and work. By creating a Neighbourhood Plan, we can address local needs and priorities, ensuring that development is sustainable and beneficial for everyone.
To take part in the engagement please click on the link below and complete the questionnaire.
Issue 17 - Winter 2024
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