long ashton

upcoming events


Green Drinks -  Old Barn, Wraxall


Connect with Others: Connect with God -  Hebron Church, Providence Lane, Long Ashton


Quiz Night -  British Legion, Weston Road, Long Ashton

17 Oct 10 - 17 Oct 10
Village Cafe 12 noon


Long Ashton Village Walk -  Little Tipple, Weston Road, Long Ashton

22 Nov 09 - 22 Nov 09
Inter-Street Quiz Night -  Community Centre BS41 9DP

01 Nov 09 - 02 Nov 09
University land Public Consultation -  British Legion, Weston Road

31 Oct 09 - 01 Nov 09
University land Public Consultation -  University land Public Consultation

30 Oct 09 - 31 Oct 09
University land Public Consultation -  British Legion, Weston Road

17 Oct 09 - 17 Oct 09
Village Cafe -  Jubilee Pavilion, Keedwell Hill, Long Ashton

21 Oct 09 - 21 Oct 09
LAILA -  Village Hall, Keedwell Hill, Long Ashton

15 Oct 09 - 15 Oct 09
Hidden Wildlife of Slimbridge -  British Legion, Weston Road, Long Ashton

10 Oct 09 - 10 Oct 09
Hebron Church 75th Anniversary - open day -  Hebron Church, Providence Lane

24 Oct 09 - 24 Oct 09
film: The Age of Stupid -  British Legion

13 Oct 09 - 13 Oct 09
Transition - Group It group | Apple Evening -  Jubilee Pavilion, Keedwell Hill, Long Ashton

07 Oct 09 - 07 Oct 09
Westleaze WI -  Church House, Long Ashton BS41 9LE

08 Oct 09 - 08 Oct 09
Failand Tea Dance -  Failand Village Hall

01 Oct 09 - 01 Oct 09
Failand Drama Circle Open Evening -  Failand Hall, Oxhouse Lane, Failand

03 Oct 09 - 03 Oct 09
Harvest Supper -  Church House BS41 9LE

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we are very concerned about the speed of traffic on the main road. We do not want to wait for a fatal accident before the legal speed limit is enforced. I already cycle to Bristol for work every day but there is no convenient safe route. A good safe route would make it safer for those of us who already cycle and would encourage others to do so too. The old transport plan for Bristol 5 years ago identified a sum of money (£80,000 from memory) for a cycle path from the city centre to Long AShton, but 5 years later nothing has materialised. The new transport plan, prepared jointly by Bristol City Council and North somerset Council (and others), says it will encourage cycling, but there is no mention of the Long Ashton Cycle path nor much else concrete, so I am concerned that it is just rhetoric and no real action will be taken. 2 specific issues are: a) the speed bumps in Ashton Court are dangerous for bikes. I have thought this ever since moving here and reently a colleague badly broke his arm after coming off his bike trying to negotiate them. The route through Ashton Court is an official link to the Avon Cycleway so it should be of a suitable standard for safe cycling! b) the old railway bridge over the New Cut would be ideal for a cycle route staying off the dual carriageway. However, at present, access to the bridge at both ends is very poor. Signing is not the issue regarding cycle paths: the lack of cycle paths or cycle lanes is.
tagged with: ashton court   cycle path   cycling   speed  
Need proper cycle path into Bristol - not white lines on roads. When Ashton Court is closed, cycling into Bristol is very difficult. A more direct route would be better. Also need bus route via Temple Meads station. Bristol bus station is too far from railway.
tagged with: ashton court   bus service   cycle paths  
better shops. a cafe to provide a focal point. cycle path to Ashton Court. bus service to Clifotn.
tagged with: ashton court   bus service   cafe   centre   cycle paths   shops  
The field at the entrance to the village opposite Ashton Court Estate should be kept free of buildings forever. Remove overhead cables throughout the main road in the village. More attractive road lighting. Make shop fronts more attractive.
tagged with: ashton court   development   environment   overhead cables   street lighting  

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