Bath & North East Somerset - Bristol

Bath & North East Somerset is a local government district in Somerset, England. The council is based in Keynsham, a town located between the cities of Bristol and Bath. The address of the corporate office is: 4 Ashmead Rd, Keynsham, Bristol BS31 1SX, United Kingdom.

The council provides a wide range of services to the local community, including education, social services, housing, and environmental protection. The district covers an area of 374 square miles and has a population of approximately 190,000 people.

The council's website, bathnes.gov.uk, is a valuable resource for residents and visitors alike. It provides information on council services, local news and events, and community resources. The website is easy to navigate and contains a wealth of information on the district and its activities.

One of the key features of Bath & North East Somerset is its beautiful countryside and historic towns. The district is home to the World Heritage City of Bath, as well as the picturesque towns of Keynsham, Midsomer Norton, and Radstock. The area is also known for its excellent outdoor recreation opportunities, including hiking, cycling, and horseback riding.

According to Google My Business, Bath & North East Somerset has received 2 reviews with an average rating of 5/5. This is a testament to the high level of satisfaction among residents and visitors with the services provided by the council.

Reviews of Bath & North East Somerset

Jamie A

5/5

Bath and North East Somerset recycling AKA Bates, by far the best MRF site I’ve been to. Spacious, clean and quick loading. Kev the forklift driver so helpful and quick at loading, even helps out unclipping the curtains, and Ritz the banksman is brilliant too. Clean toilet facilities which is a bonus.

Site open from early morning, but for waste collections don’t expect to be on site until 07:15 earliest as their own trucks are leaving the yard between 06:00-07:30. There’s space to park outside but double yellows, I don’t think you’ll get any bother at that time of the morning, best to park on the right.

Unless you have a trailer under 14ft you’ll be required to reverse onto sight with the help of Ritz (the banksman) and will be a blindside reverse onto the weigh-bridge. Just be mindful of the Armco barrier next to the weigh-bridge on the nearside and the concrete wall on the offside.

All in all, a brilliant site to load from. From gaining access to site, weighing in and out and loading, 35 minutes

Shlie

5/5