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

The November/December 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 mo

On Saturday 1 st  November, the Patchway ‘Halloween Fireworks to Music’ brought a spooky and thrilling evening to remember for our community. Mayor of Patchway, Cllr Dayley Lawrence opened the gates at 5.00pm for the steady stream of residents heading into the park for a midnight feast of Halloween entertainment, spooky thrills and fantastic food and drink. Council staff and councillors welcomed people into the Park with young people who had ‘dressed to scare’ receiving a Hal

Please find details below for Four Towns & Vale Link Community Transport Trips in November 2025: Date Destination/Price Time Monday 3rd November Eastwood Garden Centre (£8) 10:00am-1:00pm Tuesday 4th November The Tudor Arms, Slimbridge (£12) 10:30am-2:30pm Friday 7th November Yate Shopping Centre (£8) 10:00am-1:15pm Monday 10th November The Rose & Crown, Rangeworthy (£8) 11:00am-2:00pm Tuesday 11th November Gloucester Quays (£16) 10:30am-2:30pm Friday 14th November Yate Shopp

As part of Patchway Town Council’s proactive approach to a clean and well-presented public environment for residents, the Council has just taken delivery of 30 brand new litter bins that will be installed across the town replacing ageing and damaged old ones. The new litter bins are in the town’s colours – blue for the streets, and red for the six Play Areas – and all proudly display a Patchway Town Council logo. Across the next few weeks, the Council Estates team will be ins

The Patchway Town Council Community Larder is open in the Patchway Town Council offices at Callicroft House, Rodway Road during office opening hours. The Larder is available for residents facing the challenge of the cost of living crisis and access to daily food supplies, and will stock basic dried foodstuffs including pasta, rice, tinned food, UHT milk, tea and coffee. In 2024, the Council successfully applied for a Community Food Fund Grant from South Gloucestershire Counci

Patchway Town Council recently agreed that from the New Year, a second Community Larder will be created at the Council Offices. Our aim is to expand access and support more residents with the new site making it even simpler for more people to benefit. We understand there has been some concern about the changes, and we want to reassure everyone that the Council’s goal has always been to build on the great work already happening in our community — not take anything away. We’re

Please find a poster below with details of the updated venue for the Turtle CYP Family Sessions in Patchway on 29th & 30th October.

Please find below the Statement of Persons Nominated/Notice of Poll & Situation of Polling Stations for Patchway Callicroft Ward & Coniston Ward.

Please find details below and how to join SGREN Connects Black History Month event. WHEN? Wednesday, 22nd October | 7:00–9:00 PM |...

The October 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...

UPDATE - 7th October 2025 The Town Council has contacted South Gloucestershire Council who have advised that due to achieving an early...

for the Town Wards listed below Town Ward: Coniston (Patchway) and Callicroft (Patchway) Number of Town Councillor to be elected:  One in...

Patchway Town Council is pleased to have awarded £2750.00 to four locally based groups in Round 2 of the Town Council Community Grants...