Bath and North East Somerset Council Customer Service: Phone, Email, Contacts.

Bath and North East Somerset Council
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 by Stephenson Wallace

I used to go to Bath five or six times a year, but ever since the clean air zones were implemented, I have not gone to Bath or Bristol. Cardiff is now my preferred travel destination. Since drivers are a convenient target for local governments, I hope that many companies close as a result of these clean air zones. Hopefully, these haughty, arrogant would-be politicians will see how their actions are affecting the local economy.

 by Thea Miles

operated by a group of thieves. Everywhere you go, Bath and Somerset Council tells the same tale. There are unclear parking signs, and if you take more than ten minutes to receive a ticket, you will be fined £120. I was fined £120 today for entering a clean air zone without any signage indicating that I had done so. I was shocked to learn that Bath had paid me for a clean air zone as I was travelling to Portsmouth. It seemed like I was passing through a jail.

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Phone number: 01225 477000 Or 01225 47 77 77

Email: enquiries@bathnes.gov.uk

Head Office address: Lewis House, Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JG

Bath and North East Somerset Council complaints number & email

Last updated on February 3rd, 2024

How to make a Complaint to Bath and North East Somerset Council

You should call Bath and North East Somerset Council complaints line in the first instance on 01225 477000 Or 01225 47 77 77. If this does not resolve matters, then further steps can be taken. Further information is on the website along with details of alternative contact options such as contact form and email.

Bath and North East Somerset Council complaint contacts like Phone, email and support form

Complaint via Phone number : 01225 477000 Or 01225 47 77 77

Reservations From UK: 01225 47 77 77

Complaint via Email : enquiries@bathnes.gov.uk

Complaint via  Support Form : Bath and North East Somerset Council Support Form

Bath and North East Somerset Council complaint website : www.bathnes.gov.uk

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Corporate Head Office address

Lewis House,
Manvers Street,
Bath, BA1 1JG

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Bath and North East Somerset Council Business Hours

Monday: 8am – 5pm
Tuesday: 8am – 5pm
Wednesday: 8am – 5pm
Thursday: 8am – 5pm
Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

About Bath and North East Somerset Council

Bath and North East Somerset is the district of the unitary authority of Bath and North East Somerset Council that was created on 1 April 1996.

Products & Services

Adult Social Care
Animal Licences
Building Control
Car parks
Care and Support
Childcare
Citizenship
Emergencies
Health and fitness
Home Care
Jobs

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Use below complaint form to discuss problems you have had with Bath and North East Somerset Council, or how they have handled your complaints. Initial complaints should be directed to Bath and North East Somerset Council directly. You can find complaint contact details for Bath and North East Somerset Council above.

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Q: Where is Bath and North East Somerset Council head office Address?
A: Lewis House, Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JG

Q: Who is the CEO of Bath and North East Somerset Council Company?
A: Will Godfrey was CEO of Bath and North East Somerset Council Company.

Q: What are Basingstoke and Bath and North East Somerset Council Business Hours?
A: Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm and Saturday & Sunday was Closed.

Q: What is the Email of Bath and North East Somerset Council Company?
A: Email: enquiries@bathnes.gov.uk

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Bath and North East Somerset Council
Average rating:  
 2 reviews
 by Stephenson Wallace

I used to go to Bath five or six times a year, but ever since the clean air zones were implemented, I have not gone to Bath or Bristol. Cardiff is now my preferred travel destination. Since drivers are a convenient target for local governments, I hope that many companies close as a result of these clean air zones. Hopefully, these haughty, arrogant would-be politicians will see how their actions are affecting the local economy.

 by Thea Miles

operated by a group of thieves. Everywhere you go, Bath and Somerset Council tells the same tale. There are unclear parking signs, and if you take more than ten minutes to receive a ticket, you will be fined £120. I was fined £120 today for entering a clean air zone without any signage indicating that I had done so. I was shocked to learn that Bath had paid me for a clean air zone as I was travelling to Portsmouth. It seemed like I was passing through a jail.

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