It’s been a while since my last post; I’ve been on holiday. However, not very much has happened anyway!

 The Tesco loading bay is still inexplicably held up in the system and I’ve issued another request for information.

The Quarry Road footbridge at the University is on target, due to be delivered through the city early on Monday morning, 1st September. The bridge is prefabricated entire and will be under police escort.

Meanwhile, this being August, there have been no council meetings; my most recent was a wonderfully intricate scrutiny panel with representatives from four councils reviewing the West of England partnership, focusing on residual waste. The agenda was several hundred pages long and the meeting itself lasted the whole morning.

If you’re on holiday, do enjoy it.

Bath University estates department have recvised their bridge replacement timetable, taking into account the Youth Games on campus this month.

The bridge has now been built by the contactors and is being painted this week. In a few weeks it will be driven down from Huddersfield with a police escort to Quarry Road. Quarry Road will be partially for fully closed from midnight 31st August until 6:30am on 4th September; although the contractors may be able to complete faster.