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Electric vehicle chargers taken out of use due to safety checks

Monday 11th March 2024 Becky Feather, Reporter Community, Politics

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Bath & North East Somerset Council says that Pod Point electric vehicle chargers across the area have been closed until further notice.

The Pod Point chargers are currently out of use

They are being switched off and bagged over at several locations, due to safety checks.

There are Pod Points at Bath’s three Park & Ride sites and at Charlotte Street Car Park, as well as at the Fox & Hounds Car Park in Keynsham and Dragonfly Leisure Centre Car Park at Midsomer Norton.

The council says alternative chargers remain at most sites.


This story was first published on The Week In, our sister title.

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