Clevedon Comes Together for a Magical Christmas

While summer is still in full swing, a group of dedicated local organisations are already busy behind the scenes, planning something truly magical for Clevedon this Christmas.

In a shining example of community spirit, key groups have come together to create a joyful, town-wide festive season. Following a few challenges in previous years, this year’s effort promises a smooth, well-coordinated celebration for residents and visitors alike.

Stronger Together: A Town-Wide Effort

Thanks to support from Discover Clevedon and leadership from Clevedon Town Council, a wide network of community partners is now working as one. Involved in the preparations are: HAB Traders (Hill Road, Alexandra Road, Bellevue Road), Town Centre Traders, Clevedon Pier, Clevedon Community Centre, Marlens (Marine Lake), Avon Fire and Rescue, Clevedon School, and Clevedon Baptist Church.

Highlights include:
• Clevedon Town Council is leading planning meetings, supporting collaboration of events in the Town Centre.

• Discover Clevedon has pledged £15,000 to support festive activities, with grants available via a simple funding form.

• HAB Traders will light up Hill Road and surrounding streets with seasonal sparkle.

• Town Centre Traders are helping transform the Triangle into a festive hub.

• Clevedon Pier will shine as a glowing landmark for the town.

• Marlens (Marine Lake) is curating a lakeside festive offering in keeping with the town-wide theme.

• Community Centre family event, lighting up Sunhill Park.

• Clevedon Baptist Church is bringing warmth, hospitality, and inclusivity to the season.

 

These are just a few highlights of the events planned.

Together, these efforts are bringing the Nutcracker-themed magic of Christmas to every corner of Clevedon.

 

🎬 Temporary Road Closure: Tickenham Road, Clevedon (Outside Castlewood)

🎬 Temporary Road Closure: Tickenham Road, Clevedon (Outside Castlewood) 🎬
Date: Wednesday 2 July 2025
Time: 11:00am – 2:00pm (approx. 3 hours)
Reason: Filming by North Somerset Council
Traffic Management: Stop/Go system with intermittent closures
Ref: RTRO 2025

North Somerset Council will be filming outside Castlewood on Tickenham Road, Clevedon. To safely facilitate the shoot, intermittent road closures will be in place using a Stop/Go system between 11am and 2pm on the day.

🚗 The road will not be closed for the full period—closures will only happen as needed for filming scenes and are expected to last for a total of around 3 hours.

📍 Alternative Route:
East Clevedon Triangle → Old Street → The Triangle → Kenn Road → Moor Lane → Ettlingen Way → Northern Way → Tickenham Road

✅ Emergency service access and diversions will be in place throughout.

📲 For more info and live updates, visit:
👉 n-somerset.gov.uk/roadworks
👉 one.network link

Thank you for your patience during this short disruption for local filming!

Monthly newsletter

Clevedon Town Council’s Digital Monthly Newsletter!

Welcome to our monthly newsletter which can be viewed HERE

What to Expect in This Issue

In this edition, you’ll find:

  • Spotlight on Councillor David Shopland
  • Notice of Election
  • Quilting in the Country

The newsletter is designed to complement our weekly email bulletin, giving you a deeper dive into key topics, updates, and features that matter most to our community.

From council projects and meeting summaries to local initiatives and community highlights, we’re here to keep you informed and involved.

And because we want this to be more than just a read-and-forget experience, we’re including interactive elements to make the newsletter even more engaging!

  • Why a digital newsletter?
    • Interactive Content: Some designs may include buttons, links, or embedded videos you can explore.
    • Real-Time Updates: If we make changes to the design, the live link will automatically reflect them. This means you’re always accessing the latest version of the content.

 

Road Closure: Nailsea Wall, Kenn


Start Date: Tuesday 16 July 2025
Expected Duration: Approx. 38 days
Reason: Reinstatement of temporary junction by National Grid
Ref: SW24.25-378

North Somerset Council has issued a temporary road closure on Nailsea Wall, near Kenn, to allow National Grid to carry out vital reinstatement works.

Location of closure: Around 1.3km east of the Kennmoor Road junction.

Access will be maintained for:

  • Emergency services

  • Residents and properties with no alternative route

  • Works vehicles and staff

The road will be closed only when necessary during the permitted timeframe. Clear signage will be in place throughout the work.

📍 For maps and alternative routes, visit:
👉 n-somerset.gov.uk/roadworks
👉 one.network link

For enquiries, contact: National Grid

Planned One-Day Road Closure: Millcross, Clevedon 

Planned One-Day Road Closure: Millcross, Clevedon 
Date: Monday 15 September 2025
Duration: Expected to last 1 day only
Location: Outside No.171 Millcross, between Byfields and Canons Gate
Reason: Cover and frame replacement by Wessex Water
Ref: SW25.26-066

North Somerset Council has announced a temporary road closure on Millcross, Clevedon, to allow Wessex Water to carry out essential infrastructure repairs.

🛑 The closure is necessary for public safety and will affect the area directly outside No.171, between Byfields and Canons Gate.

✅ Access will still be permitted for:

  • Emergency services

  • Works vehicles

  • Residents requiring access to properties within the closure zone

🚧 Traffic signs will be in place while the closure is active. The work is anticipated to be completed within one working day.

📍 For more details and diversion information, visit:
👉 n-somerset.gov.uk/roadworks
👉 one.network link

Thanks for your understanding while these important works take place.

Planned Road Closure: Strode Road, Clevedon 

Planned Road Closure: Strode Road, Clevedon 
Date: Monday 8 September 2025
Time: 9:30am – 3:30pm (approx. 6 hours)
Location: From Clevedon Golf Centre for 200m up to the junction with Millcross
Reason: Underground service work by Openreach
Ref: SW25.26-062

North Somerset Council has announced a temporary road closure on part of Strode Road, Clevedon, to allow Openreach to carry out essential underground service works safely.

🚫 The closure will be in place for approximately 6 hours during the day.

✅ Access will still be maintained for:

  • Emergency services

  • Properties with no alternative access

  • Authorised works vehicles

🚧 The closure is part of an order that allows flexibility for up to 18 months but is only expected to be active on the day of the works.

📍 For diversion info and updates, visit:
👉 n-somerset.gov.uk/roadworks
👉 one.network

Thanks for your patience while this important work is carried out.

Phased Road Closures: Walton Road, Clevedon 

Phased Road Closures: Walton Road, Clevedon 
Start Date: Monday 28 July 2025
Estimated Duration: Around 9 weeks
Reason: Gas main replacement by Wales & West Utilities
Ref: SW24.25-333

North Somerset Council has approved a temporary closure of Walton Road, Clevedon, to allow Wales & West Utilities to carry out essential gas main replacement works.

🛑 Closures will take place in phases between:

  • Tickenham Road (near 4 East Clevedon Triangle)

  • Valley Road (up to the rear of No.1 Conygar Close)

🚓 Access will be maintained for:

  • Emergency services

  • Residents with no alternative access

  • Authorised works vehicles

🚧 The order came into effect on 16 June 2025 and allows flexibility over 18 months, but the actual work is expected to last approximately 9 weeks starting from 28 July 2025. Temporary traffic signs will be in place to guide drivers during each phase.

📞 For enquiries, contact Wales & West Utilities:
0800 912 2999

📍 For full details and alternative routes, visit:
👉 n-somerset.gov.uk/roadworks
👉 one.network link

Thank you for your patience while these safety improvements take place.

Traffic Restrictions: All Saints Lane, Wellington Terrace & Castle Road, Clevedon 


Start Date of Works: Monday 28 July 2025
Estimated Duration: Up to 9 weeks
Reason: Gas main replacement by Wales & West Utilities
Ref: SW25.26-040

North Somerset Council has confirmed a set of temporary traffic restrictions in Clevedon to allow for essential gas main replacement works. These measures are in place for public and traffic safety.

🔁 One-Way Restriction:

  • All Saints Lane – one-way in a northerly direction for the entire length

🚫 No Waiting or Loading (to allow safe passing):

  • Wellington Terrace – for 142m outside properties No.10 to No.20

  • Castle Road – for 88m on both sides outside and opposite No.28 to No.34

⚠️ Emergency service access will be maintained. Signs and cones will be in place when restrictions are active.

📍 For diversion routes and live updates, visit:
👉 n-somerset.gov.uk/roadworks
👉 one.network

Thank you for your patience while this essential work is carried out to improve local infrastructure.

Walton Road will be closed to traffic from 16th June

Wales & West Utilities will be starting a £550,000 project to upgrade gas pipes in the Walton Road area of Clevedon.

The gas emergency and pipeline service will start the first phase of work on 16 June and, barring any engineering difficulties, it will finish by mid-August. A further phase of the project will be required, but it is yet to be planned.

The works are essential to keep the gas flowing safely to heat and power local homes and businesses, keeping people warm for generations.
The gas emergency and pipeline service has worked with North Somerset Council to plan the work, and it has been agreed that Walton Road will be closed to traffic between the junctions with Tickenham Road and Valley Road.

Monthly newsletter

Clevedon Town Council’s Digital Monthly Newsletter!

Welcome to our monthly newsletter, which can be viewed HERE

What to Expect in This Issue

In this edition, you’ll find:

  • Spotlight on Councillor Carl Farrell
  • Notice of councillor vacancy
  • Message from the ongoing Chair

The newsletter is designed to complement our weekly email bulletin, giving you a deeper dive into key topics, updates, and features that matter most to our community.

From council projects and meeting summaries to local initiatives and community highlights, we’re here to keep you informed and involved.

And because we want this to be more than just a read-and-forget experience, we’re including interactive elements to make the newsletter even more engaging!

  • Why a digital newsletter?
    • Interactive Content: Some designs may include buttons, links, or embedded videos you can explore.
    • Real-Time Updates: If we make changes to the design, the live link will automatically reflect them. This means you’re always accessing the latest version of the content.