Orange and white barrier with a ROAD CLOSED sign blocks a tarmacked road under a blue sky.

Temporary Road Closure 23rd February 2026: Dene Road, Norton Fitzwarren and Oake

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…

Housing Developments

Road names – new development

Street Naming & Numbering at Somerset Council contacted the Parish Council to notify us of the names chosen by Lovell after the suggestions submitted. Click here to read the paper submitted. The following are the road names chosen by the developer (Lovell): Sidney Way Orchard Close Trail Way Stagg Drive Partridge Drive Dove Grove Burrows…

Ditch clearing

Bob Parsons landscaping will start clearing the ditches alongside Healys Meadow, Cole Close and next to the footpath off of Burge Crescent on Monday 17th November. The works are expected to be completed within 5 days. The long section of ditch to the rear of Burge crescent (owned by Hallam Land) will also be cleared…

Somerset Council’s Transport Plan: Put Buses First

Somerset Council’s Transport Plan: Put Buses First Somerset Council’s Transport Plan (Draft for consultation)   The consultation period has recently been extended until September 28th 2025. We would urge you to read Somerset Council’s Draft Transport Plan and to comment. The draft Transport Plan can be found here https://somersetcouncil.citizenspace.com/active-travel/copy-of-local-transport-plan-2025/ The questionnaire to be completed about the Draft…

The Big Butterfly Count 2025

The Big Butterfly Count is a nationwide citizen science survey aimed at helping us assess the health of our environment. It was launched in 2010 and has rapidly become the world’s biggest survey of butterflies. Over 64,000 citizen scientists took part in 2022, submitting 96,257 counts of butterflies and day-flying moths from across the UK. Get the…