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widcombewest comprises residents living in the West Widcombe area, which roughly encompasses Calton Road, Calton Walk and Calton Gardens, Holloway, the lower part of Lyncombe Hill, St. Mark’s Road, Alexandra Road and the Lower Wells Road. These areas and their history are described in more detail on their own pages. Our projects, activities, and concerns and communications are joint efforts with the common underlying aim of making this area of Bath an attractive, enjoyable and sustainable place to live. To find out more, email us at info@widcombewest.uk.

We provide a platform for airing and tackling neighbourhood concerns such as the management of Beechen Cliff, Road Safety, living in harmony with all our neighbours, planning applications and any issues of general interest that arise.

We like to keep our area looking good. We hold neighbourhood upkeep activities such as litter picks which are rewarding and also sociable. In the winter, we help organise the distribution of grit. We also encourage residents to look out for vulnerable elderly neighbours in cold weather.

There has been a lively interest in Community Gardening, making our area more liveable for us as well as bees and pollinators, and many of us are also interested in Green Living and saving energy.

 

Jo Bridger
Email and Website Contributor
Jo has lived on St Mark’s Road since 2009 and is training as a Nutritional Therapist. She is helping with email communications and website updates.

Annette van Maurik
Formerly widcombewest Treasurer
Annette moved to Bath from London in November 2014 and is enjoying getting  involved with local projects and events.
She lives on Lyncombe Hill.
Email: Annette Van Maurik

Ruth
Coordinates the St Mark’s Gardening group.

Mary Sheehy
Website Coordinator
Mary and her family have lived in Calton Gardens since 2005.

Ruth Herrlinger
Website Coordinator
Ruth is retired and lives on Calton Walk.
Email: Ruth Herrlinger

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  1. Hi there

    Do you have any information or knowledge about Jack Allen who ran a cafe at 7 Holloway from the end of WW1 and through WW2? I know the cafe was demolished in 1963, but I’d love to know more about the man who owned and ran it after taking it over from his father “Coffee” Allen in 1918.

    Thanks so much!

    Kate

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