Locals in Banwell, Somerset are thrilled as a bypass is finally going ahead after a 100-year wait. The village has suffered from severe congestion, causing health issues and loss of businesses. Planning permission and funding have been secured for the bypass, with hopes of it being open by March 2026.
Locals in Banwell , Somerset are thrilled as a bypass is finally going ahead after a 100-year wait. The village has suffered from severe congestion, causing health issues and loss of businesses. Planning permission and funding have been secured for the bypass, with hopes of it being open by March 2026.
Banwell Somerset Bypass Traffic Congestion Health Issues Businesses Planning Permission Funding
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