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Users of the playing fields are particularly incensed with dog mess being left. It must be nigh on impossible to track where a dog has left its calling card when off the lead on a large field – keep it on a lead. Toxocariasis is the disease that children can contract from infected dog faeces – there is a danger of blindness. Pick it up.

If you have information about an irresponsible dog owner you can contact the Dog Warden, Bath and North East Somerset Council 01225 394041.

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There are several colourful flower displays all year around at the Westfield Trinity Methodist Church, the hanging basket trees at Wesley Avenue and the Nightingales and the shops at Elm Tree Avenue. There are also coal trucks planted up by the bus stop at Elm Tree Avenue and the green area by Wesley Avenue. These displays are managed by a outside contractor and are kept beautifully all year around. At the time of writing the Council is about to have hanging basket trees placed by the parking area at Elm Tree Avenue shops.

Westfield held its first Front Garden competition in July 2014. It was determined a success and is now an annual event. See our page dedicated to the competition for up to date information.

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Radstock Police Station
Wells Road, Westfield, Radstock, BA3 3SG

Opening Times
Enquiry Office Opening Times:
Monday 10am – 2pm
Tuesday 10am – 2pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday 10am – 2pm
Saturday 10am – 2pm
Closed Sunday and Public Holidays

Telephone: 101
https://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/your-area/somer-valley/

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Our focus is very heavily targeted at vulnerable older adults who may be at risk of deception-type doorstep crimes (distraction burglary, rogue traders, etc) as these offences are particularly damaging for the unfortunate victims and their family group.

The SCLT have been existence since 2009, and have been providing a range of services in the Bristol area over this period. In 2013 we will extend our reach to cover the whole Avon & Somerset area with our crime prevention and educational services. Our main weapon of strength against the doorstep criminal is preparation, and to make our community aware of the actions to take to enhance their home and personal safety we publish a free quarterly magazine called the Senior Siren.

The Senior Siren is aimed at all members of the community, but with a particular focus at older adults and their close community group. It contains original lifestyle articles, as well as games and puzzles, social engagement information and columns by law enforcement professionals, guest writers and celebrity interviewees. All, of course, interspersed with the essential home and personal safety tips to keep the reader safe.

The Senior Siren is distributed via thousands of hard-copies and tens of thousands of electronic copies, to an estimated readership of 75,000 older adults in our target area.

The Senior Siren is the quarterly publication of the award-winning Senior Citizen Liaison Team (SCLT). Visit the website for previous copies of the Senior Siren and much, much more useful information.

Senior Siren website

The Information & Advice Service for Special Educational Needs, Disability & Additional Needs is available to families with a child or young person up to the age of 25 with additional needs, a special educational need or disability (SEND). It provides individual appointments at a range of venues in your local area. There are also drop-in sessions in some Children’s Centres and visits to existing groups. To book an appointment with the Information & Advice Officer for SEND please contact 01225 394382. All enquiries will be dealt with in strict confidence and the advice given will be impartial.

Local Number: 01225 394382
https://www.bathnes1bd.org.uk/
Email: fis@bathnes.gov.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bathnesfis

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Westfield Parish Council has volunteer Snow Wardens who help keep some key pedestrian areas gritted during spells of snow and ice. December 2012 was the first year the volunteers had a chance to make a big difference. They certainly stepped up to the challenge.

The Parish Council needs more volunteers for some key areas in Westfield. If you can help out at all, please contact the Parish Council at council@westfieldparishcouncil.co.uk or call the office on 01761 410669.

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Abandoned Vehicles

Avon Local Councils Association

Age UK, Bath

Alcoholics Anonymous

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Bath and North East Somerset Council

Bath and North East Somerset Council Offices

Births, Deaths and Marriages

Bus Passes – Concessionary

Buses

Bath College, Somer Valley Campus

B&NES Out of Hours

Bristol Water

Benefits

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Complaints Advice

Children’s Centre in Somer Valley

Council Tax

Childline

Citizens Advice Bureau

Crime Stoppers

Cruse Bereavement

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Dog Warden

Dial a Ride

Dog Fouling

Domestic Violence

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Environmental Protection

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Fairtrade

Farmers Markets

Fosse Way School

Family Support

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Grass Cutting – Verges & Highways

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Gamblers Anonymous

Gingerbread Advice Link

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Highway Maintenance

Housing Advice Service

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Helplines & Support

Halls/Rooms for hire

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In Bloom

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Little Learners

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Midsomer Norton Town Council

Mendip District Council

Midsomer Norton and District Carnival Association

Macmillan Support Line

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Mind

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Neighbourhood Watch

National Flood line

NHS Direct

NHS Stop Smoking Helpline

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Paulton Parish Council

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