On 23 rd March 2026, Hangar61 at Norman Scott Park, Patchway was officially opened by Mayor of Patchway, Cllr Dayley Lawrence and Chair of the Junior Darts Corporation (JDC) Steve Brown. Hangar61 brings an exciting new sports and community venue to the town and area with its massively refurbished and redesigned spaces and a focus on harnessing the growing world of junior darts. The Mayor of Patchway and Chair of the JDC were joined by Town Councillors, Junior Darts Corporati

Cllr Sheron Cox joined the Council on 17 th  March 2026 representing the Coniston ward. Mayor of Patchway and Chair of the Council Cllr Dayley Lawrence said, ‘We welcome Sheron to the Town Council and look forward to working with her as we move through this year’. More on your Town Councillors can be found at https://www.patchwaytowncouncil.gov.uk/councillors Cllr Sheron Cox ©Patchway Town Council

Patchway Town Council has successfully applied for two grants from South Gloucestershire Council and the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority to support the creation of a brand new Christmas initiative for the town in 2026; and to continue support of the Community Larder at the Town Council office. The Council has received £4000.00 from the South Gloucestershire Council administered ‘Creative High Street fund’ which enables local organisations to put on creative and cul

Mayor of Patchway Cllr Dayley Lawrence joined many local residents as the new Hangar61 venue at Norman Scott Park opened the doors on Friday 13 th  March to offer the opportunity of becoming a Founder Member. The Mayor was given a tour of the brand new and refurbished facilities and equipment before officially joining Hangar61 as Founder Member number 1. Hangar61 will again open for the opportunity to become members on Friday 20 th March from 5.00pm to 8.00pm. Mayor of Patch

Do you have a query about your water bill, how to save water and prevent blockages, or your water and sewerage services?   Wessex Water and Bristol Water will be holding drop-in sessions at Coniston Community Centre, The Parade, Coniston Rd, Patchway, Bristol BS34 5LP, on Tuesday 24 th March at 11am-1pm to answer all of your water related questions.   To find out more, visit: https://www.wessexwater.co.uk/community-drop-ins

The March edition of Patchway 'Town News' is now available to read online or by picking up a hard copy from one of the key locations in the town. If you wish to contribute to the next edition, please contact us via email at: office@patchwaytowncouncil.gov.uk We are also looking out for local businesses to advertise in this monthly magazine. This is a great way to reach, as well as support, your local community. Please email: office@patchwaytowncouncil.gov.uk  for more informa

Patchway Town Council and Bradley Stoke Town Council invites the community to a series of inspiring and unifying events as we come together across multiple days to celebrate International Women's Day 2026. This inspiring program highlights the achievements of women, fosters conversations on equality, and promotes cultural diversity. Councillor Natalie Field, Mayor and Chair of Bradley Stoke Town Council and Councillor for Patchway and Charlton Hayes said ; "International Wome

It is with great sadness that the Mayor, Council members and staff of Patchway Town Council, acknowledge the passing of Marge Brown, a much-loved resident whose generosity, kindness and tireless commitment to others made a lasting impact on our community. Marge gave so much of herself to Patchway over many, many years.  Alongside her son Steve, she was a familiar and valued presence, supporting the community larder with food donations, contributing Easter eggs to the Mayor’s

Name of candidate                       Description                       Number of votes John Robert Baverstock           Labour Party                   266 Sheron Cox                                      Reform UK                        378   Elected candidate Sheron Cox has been elected as councillor for the Coniston ward   Further information Electorate: 3,629 Turnout: 18.08% Total number of votes: 656 The number of spoiled ballots: 12   For further information see...

From May 2026, black wheelie bin collections in Patchway will move to a three-weekly schedule as part of changes introduced by South Gloucestershire Council, (SGC). At first glance, that might sound like a backward step — but there’s more to the story, and some of the changes coming in are good news.  You can also find further information by clicking the using the link here - https://beta.southglos.gov.uk/three-weekly-black-bin-collections-2026 Please note that the remaining

Please find details below for Four Towns & Vale Link Community Transport Trips in March 2026: Date Destination/Price Time Monday 2nd March The Rose & Crown, Rangeworthy (£8) 11.00am-2.00pm Tuesday 3rd March Abergavenny Market (£14) 10.00am-2.00pm Friday 6th March Yate Shopping Centre (£8) 10.00am-1.15pm Monday 9th March The Swan at Tockington (£8) 11.00am-2.00pm Thursday 12th March Shirley's Cafe, Severn Beach (£8) 10.30am-1.00pm Friday 13th March Yate Shopping Centre (£8) 10

Patchway Town Council is delighted that Lucy Hamid from Coniston Community Centre has received a Community Award to recognise the selfless and valuable contributions she has made for the people of this community as an unpaid volunteer. The award reflects the remarkable and extraordinary level of work and commitment, time and care Lucy has given over many years in support of local residents, especially at Coniston Community Centre. Lucy’s dedication has made a meaningful and l

Please see notice from South Gloucestershire Council along with diversion routes for Merlin Road and Highwood Road, Almondsbury in connection with pre surface dressing patching works.   These works are anticipated to take place 23/02/2026 – 28/02/2026 between 8PM-6AM. Please note, only one road will be closed at a time. Please be advised of updated start time for works. Works will now be taking place 7PM – 6AM. SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL (Various Roads, Various Wards - Sur

Patchway Short Mat Bowling Club based at Patchway Community Centre have recently taken delivery of an electrically powered winder to ensure the club remains inclusive for members of all ages to participate. The winder was supported through a Community Grant of £750.00 from Patchway Town Council, and the Club has successfully received funding from other sources including a Sports Lottery Grant. The Club is thrilled with the new equipment which means that the task of rolling ou

Please find below the Statement of Persons Nominated/Notice of Poll & Situation of Polling Stations for Patchway Coniston Ward. Information on current and upcoming elections can be found here: Current and upcoming elections | BETA - South Gloucestershire Council You now need to show photo ID to vote at polling stations in England. You only need to show one form of photo ID. It needs to be the original version, not a photocopy. For more info on accepted forms of ID visit...

Patchway Town Council agreed its approved budget and precept for the 2026 / 2027 financial year at its full council meeting on 20 th  January 2026. At the meeting it was agreed to set the Precept for 2026/2027 at £548,410. The precept is the money that Town and Parish Councils raise to spend within the local area. The money is collected as part of your Council Tax Bill and the budget document linked below details how taxpayers money will be used in the forthcoming year. Based

Please find details below from South Gloucestershire Council of their planned road closures in the area. SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL (Bradley Stoke Way, Bradley Stoke and A38 Gloucester Road, Patchway) (Temporary Prohibition of Use by Vehicles, Foot Passengers, Pedal Cycles and Equestrians) Order 2026 Notice is hereby given that South Gloucestershire District Council in pursuance of the provisions of section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended intends to m

Patchway’s sports clubs and community organisations reported more exciting updates at the Council’s Parks, Open Spaces, Transport & Planning Committee Meeting on 13 th January 2026. Bristol Jets BMX Club  reported that The Jets closed out a fantastic 2025 with a Christmas gate evening featuring the Grinch and Santa Claus riding the track with club members who had decorated their bikes and themselves with tinsel, fairy lights and other fabulous designs. The Jets hosted two wi

Patchway Town Council has needed to absorb significant un-forecasted expenditure over the past year including though not limited to taking on the guardianship of the former sports & social club building at Norman Scott Park when it closed in October 2024, and the costs of a number of by-elections. The Town Council has taken the difficult decision to pause the Patchway Festival for one year to support a short-term rebalancing of the Council reserves, and as a result there will

Please find details below for Four Towns & Vale Link Community Transport Trips in February 2026: Date Destination/Price Time Monday 2nd February Whitehall Garden Centre, Lacock (£12) 10.00am-2.30pm Tuesday 3rd February The Rose & Crown, Rangeworthy (£8) 11.00am-2.00pm Friday 6th February Yate Shopping Centre (£8) 10.00am-1.15pm Monday 9th February Clevedon (£11) 10.30am-2.30pm Tuesday 10th February Iron Acton Garden Centre & The Lamb Inn, Iron Acton (£8) 10.00am-2.30pm Friday