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Find street cleaning schedules

We operate a scheduled street cleansing regime, and you can use this page to see when we will carry out cleansing activities.

Cleansing schedule
LocationFrequency
Bath city centreDaily
Outer Bath residential areasDaily, though only roads that need cleaning
Radstock (main shopping area)Daily, according to need and where it is on our rota
Midsomer Norton (main shopping area)Daily, according to need and where it is on our rota
Keynsham and Saltford (main shopping areas)Daily, according to need and where it is on our rota
Radstock and Peasedown mechanical sweepingEvery 7 to 8 weeks
Keynsham mechanical sweepingEvery 7 to 8 weeks
Midsomer Norton mechanical sweepingEvery 7 to 8 weeks
Rural mechanical sweeping main village roadsEvery 7 to 8 weeks
Main road litter picking (A & B roads)Annually, usually in spring. It can take about 6 weeks to clear all roads.
Rural village litter picking main roads in villagesEvery 7 to 8 weeks
A4 Keynsham Bypass and the A4 Globe dual carriagewayUsually twice a year in June and November
Part of the A46 and the A4 from London Road to the Bathford roundaboutWe can only do the work when Highways England say it is safe to do, as it's a dangerous high speed road. This is usually early in the morning or overnight, when lanes are being closed for safety works. There is no set time for us to do this.
A36Annually, usually in spring.
B&NES wide weed removalAnnually, usually in spring.

There are also 18 parishes that are responsible for making sure their streets are clear and litter free. They are:

  • Batheaston
  • Cameley
  • Camerton
  • Chew Magna
  • Chew Stoke
  • Clutton
  • East Harptree
  • Englishcombe
  • Farmborough
  • Freshford
  • High Littleton
  • Hinton Charterhouse
  • Monkton Combe
  • Paulton
  • South Stoke
  • Timsbury
  • Ubley
  • Wellow

You can find their contact details on our web page.

Keep an eye on Facebook and Twitter to see the results of the cleansing work that we carry out.