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

The January / February 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

The Junior Darts Corporation (JDC) and Patchway Town Council are excited to reveal the exciting new future for the former and much-loved sports and social club building within Norman Scott Park, Patchway. After closing in October 2024, the building will re-open its doors in the next few weeks as Hanger61 bringing new life and energy to the local community. This iconic building in the centre of Patchway’s largest park will become the latest sports venue, public bar and enterta

Patchway Town Council is pleased to launch the Mayor of Patchway’s Easter Egg Appeal 2026 seeking to gather a donated Easter Egg for every child at our two primary schools and Pre-School ahead of the Easter holidays. It may seem if Christmas has just passed, though the Council and Mayor of Patchway are calling upon the fantastic residents, businesses, sports teams and organisations across our community to support the Easter Egg Appeal in its fourth year. In 2025, through the

Please see details below from South Gloucestershire Council regarding their planned closure of the Gloucester Road Subway. SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL (Gloucester Road Subway, Patchway) (Temporary Prohibition of Use by Foot Passengers) 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 make an order the effect of which will be to close, tempo

Mayor of Patchway Cllr Dayley Lawrence attended the Coniston Community Centre Christmas Lunch on Monday 15 th  December. The Mayor mixed with many residents and members of the local community at this wonderful festive celebration accompanied by great food and of a visit from Santa Claus. The Mayor of Patchway said, ‘I had a fantastic time with everyone who attended this annual festive celebration. Well done to everyone who made this great lunch event happen. And it was great

Please find details below for Four Towns & Vale Link Community Transport Trips in January 2026: Date Destination/Price Time Friday 9th January Yate Shopping Centre (£8) 10.00am-1.15pm Monday 12th January The Rose & Crown, Rangeworthy (£8) 11.00am-2.00pm Tuesday 13th January The Mall (£6) 10.00am-1.00pm Thursday 15th January Tesco, Bradley Stoke (£6) 10.00am-1.00pm Friday 16th January Yate Shopping Centre (£8) 10.00am-1.15pm Monday 19th January Gloucester Shopping Centre (£16)

On 15 th December, Mayor of Patchway, Cllr Dayley Lawrence delivered a Christmas book from the Town Council for every primary school student in Patchway. The Mayor visited Callicroft Primary Academy and Coniston Primary School in their final week before the end of term with festive bags of books selected for each year group. The Mayor met a group of students from each school and was able to find out how excited the students were getting in the build-up to Christmas. Ahead of

On Saturday 6 th  December, Patchway Town Council and YPB Events rolled out a new look Christmas in the Park daytime event at the town’s Norman Scott Park. It may have been blustery and the rain made itself known, though the day kicked off with a wonderful array of Santa’s, elves, antelopes and other festive costumed people taking part in the second Patchway Santa Run organised by local resident Scott Panschuk of YPB Events. Launched by the Mayor of Patchway, Cllr Dayley Lawr

Mayor of Patchway Cllr Dayley Lawrence and Deputy Mayor Cllr Angela Morey attended the Opening Event of the Palomo Lounge at Willowbrook Shopping Centre, Bradley Stoke on 10 th December 2025 to represent the Patchway community at this newest Lounger café bar in the area. Mayor of Patchway, Cllr Dayley Lawrence said,’ It was fantastic to attend the opening of this brilliant new venue with the Deputy Mayor, and colleagues from Bradley Stoke Town Council. We all wish the new ve

10 th December 2025 Patchway Town Council are excited to announce significant progress with the Junior Darts Corporation (JDC) for an exciting new future for the former and much-loved sports and social club building within Norman Scott Park, Patchway. After over a year of closure, the building is set to re-open its doors in early 2026, bringing new life and energy to the park and local community. This iconic building in the centre of Patchway’s largest park is set to become

On Tuesday 2 nd December, a community litter-pick was carried out by the NetGen team from Nokia at Aztec West business estate. Twenty young graduates and apprentices from Nokia selected a community litter pick in Patchway for their annual volunteering programme making a huge difference to the green spaces over the morning. The team worked across the whole of The Tumps and the BMX Track either side of Waterside Drive with sacks provided from the Patchway Town Council Estates

Please find details below of the latest news regarding the A38 Flyover closures: There will be a full closure of the A38 flyover on the following dates –   29/11/2025 – 30/11/2025 (1 night) 9PM-6AM   06/12/2025 – 07/12/2025 (1 night) 9PM-6AM     There will be a full closure of the A38 southbound on slip road on the following date –   30/11/2025 – 01/12/2025 (1 night) 9PM-6AM   There will be a full closure of the A38 flyover on the following dates –   13/12/2025 – 14/12/2025 (

Please find details below for Four Towns & Vale Link Community Transport Trips in December 2025: Date Destination/Price Time Monday 1st December Whitehall Garden Centre, Lacock (£13) 10.00am - 2.30pm Tuesday 2nd December Highfield Garden Centre (£13) 10.00am - 1.30pm Thursday 4th December The Mall (£6) 10.00am - 1.00pm Friday 5th December Yate Shopping Centre (£8) 10.00am - 1.15pm Monday 8th December The Rose & Crown, Rangeworthy (£8) 11.00am - 2.00pm Tuesday 9th December Dob

Mayor of Patchway Cllr Dayley Lawrence spent a busy November morning visiting all three of the town’s schools to introduce the Council and the role of the Mayor to the younger year groups in each school. The Mayor started his grand tour at Patchway Community School for the Year 7 assembly where he heard about a number of the students recent visit to the House of Commons, and was asked if his chain was solid gold. The answer given was of course, no, it is silver with gold plat

Please see details below from the Centre for Sustainable Energy on their Community Energy Survey. Share your thoughts on renewable energy in the Almondsbury and Patchway area for a chance to win a £50 shopping voucher.   Tell us what you think about renewable energy in the Almondsbury and Patchway area and how it could benefit the local community, in our short survey here.   What is this survey? A pilot project is running in South Gloucestershire with six communities, to star

Patchway showed its respect at this year’s Remembrance Service held on Sunday 16 th November with a March starting from The Parade ahead of the Service held at the Cenotaph at Norman Scott Park. The Service and March included Army Cadets, Air Corps, Sea Cadets, 2 nd  Patchway Scouts and Beavers, serving and former personnel from all Services, the Mayor of Patchway, Councillors, the Town Clerk and local MP Claire Hazelgrove. The Service was held at the Cenotaph at Norman Scot