Sally-Anne Tarsey

As the number of active coronavirus cases increases in Bristol and its surrounding areas, we want to update you on what we are doing to help keep our community safe.

As a registered charity, we rely on the support of our volunteers and, as we move into phase two of reopening the cafe, we now need some dedicated volunteers to help us make this happen.

The sun was shining and, the people were smiling because, after a six-month absence the Long Ashton Village Market is back!

We are pleased to announce that the café will be re-opening for takeaway drinks and snacks from next Monday, 20th July.

We are pleased to announce that our new tennis courts booking system is now live and taking bookings for week commencing Monday 12th of July.

On the 9th July 2020, the government updated the guidance for meeting people outdoors.

This update will come as good news to many families in Long Ashton and, we are pleased that we can now more to this next stage.

From Wednesday 13 May, we will be allowed to reopen our outdoor sports facilities – such as the tennis courts, basketball court and bowling green. Subject to strict guidelines.

During the Covid-19 period, if you are in financial need and cannot leave the house, the Trussle Trust foodbank based in Nailsea can provide you with food by delivery, usually