by Cllr James Hood | Feb 3, 2021 | News
The owner of Godminster Farms has clarified that he does not wish walkers or cyclists to use his private road, which runs from Godminster Lane to Redlynch past Godminster Farm. (This is shown between the two warning signs on the map above). There is a public right of... 
by Cllr James Hood | Jan 31, 2021 | News, Slider
In 2020, Bruton Town Council and One Planet Bruton set up a Safer Walking and Cycling Group led by Cllr James Hood. Part of the Safer and Walking Cycling Group’s vision is that, within ten years, almost all people living in Bruton will be able to walk to the... 
by Cllr James Hood | Jan 21, 2021 | News, Slider
The Town Council is delighted to announce the launch of our new walks website. We are fortunate to live in such attractive rural surroundings. The new website aims to help everyone make the most of it (even if there is rather a lot of mud around at the moment). There... by Cllr James Hood | Dec 7, 2020 | Facebook, News
Contractors will be clearing side vegetation from part of Huish Lane at the Wyke end, this coming Thursday, 10 December. As this involves machinery and it is a narrow lane, please could dog walkers and riders be aware that there may be delays while using the lane on... by Cllr James Hood | Nov 9, 2020 | Uncategorised
With the second national lockdown, the Town Council is again asking people to volunteer to assist. You can do this by filling out the simple form below. If you volunteered last time, there’s no need to fill the form in again. We found during the last lockdown... 
