The Pulteney Estate Residents Association (PERA) was formed over ten years ago to act as a non-political community group for local residents. Its aim is to preserve and promote the Pulteney Estate as a great place to live.
It does this by bringing people together in a social atmosphere and supporting local groups and events. It also acts as a focal point for representing residents views and concerns about local issues and campaigns to protect the things its members value in the community.
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PERA Feedback on Stadium For Bath public consultation – May 2023
June 1, 2023This is feedback by the Pulteney Estate Residents Association (PERA) to the Stadium For Bath public consultation. As representatives of the largest group of local residents living closest to the Recreation Ground, PERA has attended public consultation meetings and various operational and local resident engagement meetings with Bath Rugby. Despite this, due to the absence … Read More
Bath Carnival licensing statement
May 18, 2023We first raised concerns with B&NES about the safety of the 2022 Bath Carnival site on Sydney Gardens in July 2022, and made a number of requests for consultation by the organiser over subsequent months. We are pleased the licence process gave the opportunity for the safety concerns to be considered, and that this year’s … Read More
Proposed cycle route
March 24, 2021PERA fully supports the Council’s policies on tackling the Climate Emergency and working towards carbon neutrality. We also support the Council’s policy to effect a switch from private cars to mass transport, cycling and walking. The Council’s recent proposal to introduce a cycle route from the City Centre to the University (via Beckford Road and North … Read More
Cleveland Bridge
August 17, 2020Council will lift weight limit at Cleveland Bridge following repair Cleveland Bridge is a Georgian bridge of national heritage significance. You can find its Historic Listing here which describes Cleveland Bridge as “one of the finest late Georgian bridges in the Greek Revival style anywhere” and “among the most characteristic examples of a Greek Revival bridge … Read More
Coronavirus
March 18, 2020This is a worrying time for all of us but especially for our older members. With the potential plans for people over 70 to be asked to stay at home for up to four months whether they feel unwell or not, we think that it is important that we make plans now to reassure those … Read More
Stadium for Bath
February 17, 202017 February 2020 – Temporary planning applications Bath Rugby were granted temporary planning consents in 2015. In summary these increased the height and capacity of the East, West, and South Stands to what they are currently. This January we became aware that Bath Rugby had filed three new planning applications: 20/00135/VAR, 20/00136/VAR and 20/00137/VAR. Although … Read More
Sunderland St
Sunderland Street, a side street off Great Pulteney Street, is the shortest street in Bath, with only one address.
Henrietta Park
Henrietta Park opened to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria of 1897
Sir William Pulteney
Great Pulteney Street was commissioned by Sir William Pulteney, it was designed by the architect Thomas Baldwin and completed in 1792.