by Cllr James Hood | Aug 1, 2022 | News, Slider
Last August Somerset County Council published its plans for improvements to the Library Junction. (You can read about the August 2021 proposals in an earlier post on this site). Following discussion with the town council, the County Council has had a fresh look at its... 
by Cllr James Hood | May 6, 2022 | News
Somerset Highways have confirmed that they intend to introduce a 40 mph restriction from the new Wyke Farms entrance all the way into Bruton. The restriction will be subject to the usual Traffic Regulation Order consultations. These have not yet taken place. The signs... 
by Cllr James Hood | Apr 9, 2022 | News, Slider
There were thirteen nominations for the thirteen parish councillors, so on 5 May 2022 those nominated will be elected unopposed. The new councillors will be (in alphabetical order): Stuart Anderton Abigail Baker Grahame Baker James Buckland Emma Coulter Jocelyn... 
by Cllr James Hood | Apr 8, 2022 | News, Slider
We can’t do anything about the fuel price rises, but we can help sure that people aren’t wasting fuel and money. Retrofit Bruton and Cary’s new Simple Ways to Save service explains some simple steps that most households can take to reduce their... 
by Cllr James Hood | Mar 7, 2022 | News, Slider, Uncategorised
Does this look like a safe walking route for a child? Bruton Town Council and the Primary School have created a new group to develop plans for safer pedestrian access to the school. For many parents and children, the school run is one of the most stressful times of...
