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Official launch of the construction phase!
Tuesday, March 30, 2010 (479 reads)

Steering group and pupils outside Norton Hill School Radstock and Midsomer Norton are joining the long list of UK towns creating a better network of routes for pedestrians and cyclists by joining forces with sustainable transport charity - Sustrans - to create a traffic-free link connecting the two towns. This is part of a UK wide initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund to improve local networks so more everyday local journeys can be made by foot or by bike.

Five Arches Book now available!
Thursday, March 18, 2010 (545 reads)

Five Arches on the cover of a book!

Planning Progress
Thursday, October 30, 2008 (1940 reads)

Our planning application is steadily progressing, we are hopeful that our plans will be coming to the planning committee in November 08.

Response to Guardian Article 5th June 2008
Friday, June 06, 2008 (3071 reads)

Garden rubbish What is it? Our plans have received some bad press recently. Norton Radstock Town Council and the residents of Robin Close are concerned about some of the wildlife aspects although they support the project in principal. Read more about this....

Cycle Plan in bid for Lottery Funding
Thursday, November 08, 2007 (2892 reads)

Autumn colours on the greenway

The Five Arches cycle and walking path plan from Radstock to Midsomer Norton has received a tremendous boost by the announcement that Sustrans is through to the last round for their bid of a £50m lottery grant.

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NRGy Receive their first grant....
Thursday, September 27, 2007 (3283 reads)

This week the Norton Action Group for Cycling and Walking have received their first cheque since the group came into existence. The group was founded to take part in the Sustrans Connect2 project to compete for a single multi-million pound grant from the Big Lottery Fund’s Living Landmarks: The People’s Millions Competition. The Group is one of 97 nationwide projects. Although the Group’s initial aim was to get a cycle/walk path from Radstock to Midsomer Norton along the old Railway it now has further aims to promote cycling, walking and running in the Norton Radstock area.

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Project on the 'long list' 21st Jan 2007
Tuesday, January 23, 2007 (1445 reads)

The Six Arches has made it to the next phase of the Connect2 programme.

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