Milborne Port Community

We are continuing to see impacts following heavy rainfall from Storms Eowyn and Herminia. For the latest situation, please continue to use our Check-for-Flooding service: https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/. Rainfall totals over the weekend were an average of 30-40mm across Wessex and some

Many thanks to all residents who filled in the Community Plan Survey. This closed on 30 September. In all there were just over 450 respondents, but this number may be whittled down a little for duplicates and errors.  The surveys

The Annual Parish Meeting was held on Tuesday 23rd April at the Village Hall. Please click here to read the report.

Exciting news for young people in Bruton, Castle Cary, Milborne Port and Wincanton as Youth Connect South West (YCSW) announces plans to introduce positive youth activities to the area. A consortium of town and parish councils has partnered up with

Gigaclear’s build in Milborne Port has been underway for some time. We are happy to advise that the majority of the build has been completed, with the west of the community having the highest levels of completion currently. We will

At the end of November 2023, Tim Carty – the Chairman of Milborne Port Parish Council – attended the briefing given by Lorne Thomson of Yeovil Rivers Community Trust, hosted by Milborne Port Climate and Nature Action Group. Firstly, a

Wessex Water is planning a major investment of almost £200,000 to reinforce water mains in Milborne Port. This project will involve adding more capacity to the network, including replacing sections of the ageing main with new plastic pipes, to ensure

Please come and take part in a community activity organised by Milborne Port Parish Council Saturday 25th November 2023 Meet: 10 am at East Street Car Park Let’s try to pick up as much litter from the streets, roads and

Our talk on November 20th will be give by Roger Cowley and Harold Clarke – past and current Head Guides of Sherborne Abbey – who will share with us the history of Sherborne Abbey, from its foundation to its dissolution

Bus routes in Somerset are currently under threat.  Somerset’s buses are vulnerable because Somerset Council has long spent far less on supporting buses than do our neighbouring rural councils.  Last year, two thirds of elected Somerset councillors made a commitment