Riverside
About Us
Riverside Community Voice
How We Began.. People living on Bath Western Riverside resolved to set up a new group to represent their interests at a packed public meeting on 21 March 2017 at the Belvoir Castle pub.
This group has now become Riverside Community Voice. (Nov 2019 AGM at Coffee#1 pictured)
Our Aim. We are an inclusive organisation for everyone living in the Western Riverside area, whether they own or rent their home. Our aim is to promote the collective interests of those who live here, whilst striving to develop a cohesive and vibrant community.
Our Constitution: read it here
RCV - How We Work
RCV's
first Annual General Meeting was held on 22nd Oct 2017 at nearby Twerton Liberal Club.
2018 AGM
was held in Coffee#1. You can read the minutes here.
2019 AGM
minutes here
2020 AGM
minutes here
The RCV Committee (as elected at the AGM on 2nd Nov 2023) is as follows:
William Hobhouse (Longmead) ChairJohn Ashbery (Leopold) SecretaryHilary Lee (Sovereign Point)Andrew Vickers (Alexandra)Lindsay Bray (Elizabeth Parade)Gavin Hambrey (Leopold)
The committee meets every month in its work to develop a vibrant community at Bath Riverside and create a place where people will want to come and live - and continue to live.
The Committee always likes to her from potential new members.
If you would like to help with this work in pleasant company, please email
We communicate with our members via regular newsletters and brief updates after each committee meeting
The Constitution
is here
Members of the Committee also meet regularly with Pinnacle Property Management. Reports of meetings are covered in regular newsletters
from the RCV Chair..
In Aug 2018 residents set up of a residents'/owners' group for Royal View. Since then Alexandra House Action Group
has been set up. It is possible that more sub-groups of this type might come into being. RCV is very happy to welcome and give support to these groups where possible.
Although our accent is on Riverside community matters, we are also members of FoBRA, the Federation of Bath Residents' Associations, which deals in depth with all of the burning issues of the day city-wide.
