FROME Town Council is hosting a number events over the coming weeks for the whole community.
The School Travel Challenge is back with week-long fun and activities including BMX shows, smoothie bikes, Dr Bike and obstacle courses happening across the town this week. Forget getting stuck in traffic why not find a new way to get to from A to B? More details can be found here: www.frometowncouncil.gov.uk/the-school-travel-challenge-is-back/
This Wednesday, 23rd May, it’s time for the Annual Council Meeting and the election of the Town Mayor and Deputy Town Mayor. Everyone is welcome to attend. Read the agenda here: www.frometowncouncil.gov.uk/meeting/annual-council-meeting/
A Clean Healthy Future, the final part of Nikki Jones’ energy and climate talks, is on Wednesday 30th May. The local community is being invited to share and explore ideas around cutting air pollution and emissions in Frome. Find out more about the event here:
www.frometowncouncil.gov.uk/ideas-needed-for-clean-healthy-future-for-frome/
‘Parking in Frome’ on Monday 4th June will enable residents to talk about a variety of parking and highway safety issues throughout the town. This event will give an overview to help the town council lobby Somerset County Council and Mendip District Council. Just come along to the Town Hall from 7pm or find out more here: www.frometowncouncil.gov.uk/new-event-parking-in-frome/
Due to popular demand, there will be more viewings of ‘A Plastic Ocean’ on Wednesday 6th June, one at 12.30pm and a later one at 7.30pm. Please book your space here: www.tickettailor.com/checkout/view-event/id/165936/chk/fafb. You can find out more about any of these events on our website: www.frometowncouncil.gov.uk
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