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Coleford Parish Council

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Poster for Youthc Club volunteer role

Could you help out at Coleford Youth Club?

To find out more by scanning the QR code.

24th April 2024

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Somerset Home Library Service

The Home Library Service is available for people who are unable to get into the library due to health mobility or caring reasons.

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17th April 2024

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Post Office opening hours are changing!

There will be no post office on Bank Holiday Monday 6th May but it will open on Tuesday 7th May from 10 til midday. Thereafter it will continue to be open each Tuesday from 10am to midday.

13th April 2024

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Knife Angel coming to Taunton 3rd - 30th April 2024

A sculpture which aims to raise awareness of the negative effects of violence and aggression will be in Somerset next month as part of a nationwide tour.

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1st April 2024

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Somerset Flooding Support Resources

It has been an exceptionally wet autumn and winter in Somerset. Between October and February, catchments such as the Axe and the Brue have seen their wettest period on record, and the whole county has been affected by extreme rainfall events. Hundreds of properties have been flooded in dozens of communities, either from surface water, groundwater or fluvial flooding.

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22nd March 2024

Pot hole

Reporting highway issues

If you spot a specific highways risk that you want to report then the quickest way to report issues like this is through the ‘report it’ function on the Councils website. This enables operatives on the ground to be notified quickly and efficiently, and you can track the progress of reported issues.

Report a problem on the road

29th February 2024

Willow structure

New Living Willow Dome created at Coleford Playing Field

Coleford Parish Council would like to thank all the people who turned up to help plant and weave the willow structure. We think this will be a fabulous addition to the playing field and we look forward to seeing it develop as it grows.

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13th January 2024

New fencing at the Highbury Playing Field hardcourts

Phase 1 of the hardcourt renovations is now complete with the new fence installed.

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26th October 2023

No Dogs on the Highbury Playing Field

This week a serious incident occurred in the Highbury Playing Field when a loose dog knocked a 6 year old child to the ground and barked at them. The people who were walking the dog witnessed this and told the child to run to the fenced play area, which they did, but the dog continued to bark and intimidate the child. This child was terrified but was incredibly lucky not to be injured.

The Parish Council wants to stress that NO dogs should be on the Highbury playing field. Any dogs accessing the footpath at the top of the field via Orchard Close should be kept on a lead at all time.

17th August 2023

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Statement from Coleford Parish Council regarding Social Media

The Parish Council regularly uses social media to engage with residents, businesses and community groups as a means to keep the parish updated on Parish Council business.

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2nd August 2023

Coleford Parish Council Facebook Page

There is a new Facebook page for the Parish Council!
A link to the page is included below in the full news section.

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13th May 2023

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Charmborough Lane Litter Pick

Coleford Parish Council would like to say a huge thank you to those that took time out of their Saturday to help with the litter pick of Charmborough Lane.

The lane is so busy and narrow in places that we could not of completed it, without the help of the local quarry who closed the road for the duration to allow safe access.

We collected a large volume of rubbish and would love to think that it would now stay litter free - we can live in hope.

Thanks to all those involved.

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Health Connections Mendip

Do you live in Mendip, Somerset? Do you want to find activities, groups or services in the community that could help improve your health and wellbeing? Have a look through the directory

Health Connections Mendip

27th February 2023

Mendip District Council Health and Wellbeing Bulletin FEBRUARY 2023

Please find attached the latest round-up of health and wellbeing news, contacts and information.

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6th February 2023

Somerset: Let’s Connect for Children’s Mental Health Week

During this year’s Children’s Mental Health Week (6-12 February), Somerset County Council is sharing some simple tips to encourage parents and carers to consider how they can help children to build meaningful connections as part of this year’s ‘Let’s Connect’ theme.

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6th February 2023

Latest Ofsted and CQC review shows improvements in Somerset's SEND services

An Ofsted and Care Quality Commission letter has shown improvements in Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) services in Somerset. Inspectors carried out a re-visit of the SEND Local Area Partnership (Somerset County Council, NHS Somerset and schools) in late 2022, and released their letter, detailing progress to the Partnership on Wednesday 1 February.

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1st February 2023

View of the BMX track in use by local young people

Why not take your kids to the BMX track?

Calling all Parents!
Why not join your children on a trip to the village BMX Pump Track

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Dog Fouling Incident Report Form

Dog Fouling continues to blight the village and the Parish Council encourages all dog owners to act responsibly and clean up after their four legged friends. In conjunction with Mendip District Council Enforcement an Incident Report Form has been generated. This form can be downloaded below.

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Dog Fouling Incident Report Form (pdf)

What's wrong with bonfires?

Please look at the Environmental Protection UK guide which can be downloaded below.

Garden Bonfires Guide (pdf)

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