Council shows £33m Keynsham regeneration plans
A council which wants to spend £33m on development including new offices, retail space and a library near Bath is inviting local people to see its plans.
Conservative-run Bath and North East Somerset Council is holding a presentation of initial concept pictures of the redevelopment.
Banes recently agreed it had to save £2.6m from its £351m budget in 2010-11.
It also approved plans to spend £200m over five years in projects, including £33m in Keynsham town centre.
The presentation is being held on 22 February at the Key Centre in Keynsham.
A council spokesman asked that people who want to attend give the authority notice in advance.
- Correction February 21, 2011: This story has been updated after Bath and North East Somerset Council clarified information it had previously supplied about the nature of the new development.