The May 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 informatio

Patchway Town Council is pleased to release our Annual Report for 2025 - 2026. The report gives residents and our local community the opportunity to read about the highlights, achievements, events and news across the past year. Please do get in touch with your Council about any of the items in the report as well as anything else you want to share or are concerned about in your town. Printed copies of the report are available at the Town Council office at Callicroft House

On 24th April 2026, Mayor of Patchway Cllr Dayley Lawrence and the Deputy Clerk for Patchway Town Council were given a full tour of Patchway Police Centre by DC Chantel Knowlson and PC Melissa Smurthwaite of the Patchway and Cribbs Causeway Neighbourhood Policing Team. The Mayor was shown through the different areas of the Centre and appreciated the time offered by the Neighbourhood Team to explain the different functions across the building. Cllr Lawrence said; ‘It was extre

The Severn Vale Art Trail will be celebrating their 20th Anniversary this year from 30th April-4th May. Please visit https://www.severnvalearttrail.org/ for more information including venues, artists, a map of the trail, and cycle routes.

Please see details below of an upcoming road closure and prohibition of right turn from South Gloucestershire Council. SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL (Gloucester Road, Patchway and Gloucester Road North, Filton) (Temporary Prohibition of Use by Vehicles) (Temporary Prohibition of Right Turn) 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 mak

On 14 th April 2026 at the Annual Town Assembly for Patchway Town Council, £392.00 was presented to 2nd Patchway Scouts as the nominated Mayor’s Charity for 2025 – 2026. Donations for the Mayor’s Charity have been raised through the generosity of local people and businesses across the past year. Mayor of Patchway Cllr Dayley Lawrence said, The Scouts has been my nominated charity as a key provider of support for young people in Patchway for many years. As a youngster myself,

Patchway’s sports clubs and community organisations reported updates at the Council’s Parks, Open Spaces, Transport & Planning Committee Meeting on 7 th April 2026. Patchway Cricket Club reported a ‘good feeling around the Senior Teams this year’. Player Retention has been good, and the Club have signed up 10 new players. Pre-season fixtures have been arranged in the weeks leading up to the First League game in May. The Club look forward to this season with anticipation. Pa

Over the past three years, Patchway Town Council has been part of a project taking a different approach to managing selected grass verges and green spaces at specific sites across South Gloucestershire as part of the Live Labs 2 (Greenprint) project. The participation of Patchway Town Council in the project has contributed towards achieving the project goals and learning a great deal about new approaches to verge management and carbon reduction. Greenprint is part of ADEPT Li

It was a breezy though sunny morning for the third Brabazon Half Marathon and 10k event starting and finishing at Patchway on Easter Sunday. Once again hundreds of runners from far afield as well as locally descended on Norman Scott Park for this annual fixture. Organised by Scott Panschuk of YPB Events in partnership with Patchway Town Council, runners jerseys displayed running club names from Portishead, Caerleon, Builth Wells and Bristol as well as many individual and fami

The April 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

Thank you once again Patchway. Easter bonnets off to so many across our community for delivering a wonderful hoppy Easter across the town down to the generosity of local residents, businesses, sports teams, and organisations. With the help of so many of you, the Patchway Town Council & Mayor of Patchway Easter Egg Appeal 2026 has raised a chocotastic 756 Easter Eggs. An Easter Egg has been delivered by the Mayor of Patchway Cllr Dayley Lawrence to every one of the 600 pupils

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...