From Somerset Council: Date Change – Temporary Road Closure: Dene Road, Cotford St. Luke and Bishop’s Lydeard Please be aware that we have received notification of a date change to a temporary road closure at Dene Road, Cotford St. Luke and Bishop’s Lydeard for approximately 88 metres. The new date for the works to commence is 10th March 2026 and is expected to last until 13th March…
Hopefully you have now all received the Parish Council information booklet. Please find an electronic version below. Information booket 2026
Over the next two weeks essential tree works, highlighted as a priority in the tree survey will be carried out the three trees. There are no planned closures of footpaths, but please take note of any warning signs added by the contractor. As always if you have any concerns please contact the Parish Council directly,…
This week work has been carried out on the attenuation ponds on the floodplain. To give some background as to why this work has been carried out please see below. The Parish Council met with Somerset Councils Flood service manager last year and walked the floodplain and ditch network in the parish. In addition the…
Temporary Road Closure: ttro551403W(TD) – Dene Road, Norton Fitzwarren and Oake Please follow the link to view the above road closure; https://one.network/?tm=GB147270873 and the link for the Notice 2: https://api-gb.one.network/downloads/tm/1111/03-notice-2_147270873_4048235_a614cc7ce7.pdf The order becomes effective on 18th February 2026 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to commence on 23rd February 2026 and last for 5 days to enable Wessex Water to replace washout. The…
Barriers installed to stop unauthorised camps at Silk Mills Park & Ride Somerset Council has completed work to install two height barriers at Silk Mills Park and Ride Car Park, as part of planned improvements to deter unauthorised encampments. The Council is advising drivers of vehicles over two metres in height not to attempt to…
In collaboration with Somerset Council, we have planted 4 oak trees on the playing field. These trees were transplanted from the floodplain where many oak tree saplings have sprung up. Transplanting instead of purchasing means money saved for the community. We hope the new trees will be enjoyed by all who use the park and…
