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New Wayfinding Finger posts to be installed in April
As part of the new Wayfinding project Midsomer Norton Town Council has now commissioned the installation of new finger posts which will be installed around the Town in April. -
After years of hard work, Community Assets returned to Town
History was made on the 25th of February 2019 when Bath and North East Somerset Council returned Midsomer Norton Town Hall and other key assets to the town, which the Town Council has immediately gifted into Charitable Trust to protect them for present and future generations. The package includes freeholds for the Town Hall, Somer Centre, Silver Street Nature Reserve and land at the entrance to the Town Park, as well as a 99-year lease on the Orchard Hall. The open market value of these properties totals £760,000, plus an additional £170,000 to be spent by B&NES on the Town Hall to bring it up to standard –most significantly including the installation of a new lift. -
New Town Maps
During the month of April the new Town Maps will be installed at various locations around the Town. -
New Play Equipment at West Clewes
New play equipment has now been installed at West Clewes Recreational Ground following a successful Lottery funding bid which secured £10,000 towards the cost of the project.
Midsomer Norton in Somerset, England is a town located 10 miles south-west of the Spa City of Bath and 10 miles north-east of Wells the smallest city in England.
Midsomer Norton Town Council came into existence in May 2011 as a consequence of the Bath and North East Somerset (Reorganisation of Community Governance) (Norton Radstock) Order 2011. The Council’s vision is of an inclusive community that has pride in Midsomer Norton. Individuals will respect each other and contribute to the well being of the community as a whole.