Plans to boost access to high-speed broadband in partnership with Wiltshire and Swindon have been approved by South Gloucestershire’s Cabinet.
More than 3,000 residents and businesses have already responded to a council survey set up to gauge demand for high-speed broadband.
Click below to access the online survey – which closes on 29 February.

www.southglos.gov.uk/broadband

There's a drive to find more foster carers and adopters for South Gloucestershire’s children in care. The council is also looking to recruit more carers who can give regular short breaks to disabled children and young people under its Family Link Scheme.
If you are interested in any of these areas of family placement, click below or call Tony Bray, the Family Placement Team’s Recruitment Officer on 01454 866423.

www.southglos.gov.uk/ChildrenYoun...

The Core Strategy sets out a vision for South Glos to 2026, and includes policies and programmes for new development.
After independent examination, the Council has made changes to the original Core Strategy, and republished it. Representations are invited between Thursday 29 December 2011 and Friday 17 February 2012 inclusive. Click below to find out more.

www.southglos.gov.uk/postsubmission

We're being encouraged to show support for faster broadband in South Gloucestershire.
The council is urging everyone who wants a better connection to complete an online survey to help demonstrate demand.
Under the plans, central government and council funding will be awarded to a contractor to install high-speed broadband in areas that would not normally be attractive to commercial suppliers.

www.southglos.gov.uk/broadband