Chair’s update – September 23

It’s open! Frome’s Missing Links are very happy to announce that a newly created stretch of active travel path at Weylands is now fully surfaced and open to the public.  This additional 500m of path will eventually form part of the ‘missing links’ to Great...

Chair’s report to the AGM 2023

It’s not easy to build new active travel paths. Route choice, designs, plans, landowners, barriers (bridges, rivers, roads, canals), the need for ecological, topographical and physical surveys, public consultations, opposition and discussion from the myriad of...

Our 2023 AGM – please join us

Our AGM is when we elect or re-elect our trustees, and when we present our financial accounts to our members. We also like to use it as a way to tell you what we’ve been doing, and what’s coming up next, and answer any questions you may have. And while we...

The ceilidh is back for 2023!

The popular fundraising ceilidh (pronounced ‘kay-lee’) is back and tickets are on sale now at the Cheese and Grain in Frome. The Frome Fling Ceilidh starts at 7pm on Friday 27th January 2023, with dinner available from Mahesh and Azeema. Tickets are £15...

Ecology Group Report

From the report to FML Trustees, 20th Sept 2022, by Andrew Marchant Since 2016, Frome’s Missing Links’ Ecology Group has been monitoring and improving the ecology of the area alongside the existing path. One of their first projects was to survey reptiles...

Path Extension at Low Water

Frome’s Missing Links volunteers and supporters are celebrating another small milestone towards the completion of a traffic free route between the town and the end of the Colliers Way path at Great Elm. Anyone who has ridden or walked along the lovely riverside path...

Frome Critical Mass

A Critical Mass is a high profile regular ride around an urban route (for more details, please visit this page), and is coming to Frome. Where:    Top of Park Road next to Avanti Park school entrance When:     last Friday of the month (July 30th, August...

Trustees Update – September/October 2020

It’s been a while since we have put out an update – but hopefully you will see that the trustees have been busy behind the scenes both locally and across the region.  This is an important moment for those of us who want to see safer active travel routes and there is...

Ecology Update – September 2020

Now that late summer has arrived the most colourful sight on the Collier’s Way at Great Elm are ripening berries/fruits. The first three pictures show the berries of the Black Bindweed and Guelder Rose (behind which are young hawthorn trees with a mass of red...

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