A large garden in Spring. A bare branched tree to the left of a lawn full of bright yellow daffodils. The sky is blue with a few clouds.
A rough path runs through a field of golden barley that is being moved in the wind. Houses look small in the distance. The sky is blue but full of clouds.
A colourful sunrise over a field of yellow flowers
A road runs through the high, red, rocky walls of Nynehead Hollow.
Black cows grazing in a field by Three Arch Bridge

News & Events

Your one-stop-shop for current news, events & items of local interest. View the full calendar of local events

  • Junction 26 Refurbishment Newsletter 3

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  • Refurbishment of Junction 26 and Chelston Link Road

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  • Sorted Waste News - July

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  • Somerset Environmental and Ecological News - June

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  • Somerset Rivers Authority Annual Report 2024-25

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  • Avon & Somerset Police Neighbourhood Watch Beware of phishing texts and emails

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  • Avon & Somerset Police Neighbourhood Watch Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud

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  • Avon & Somerset Police Neighbourhood Watch Parking Penalty Notice Scam

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  • Avon & Somerset Police Neighbourhood Watch Fraud Prevention

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Parish Council Meetings

Meetings are held in Nynehead Memorial Hall & commence at 7.30pm. The Annual Parish Meeting is held in May, at the earlier time of 6.30pm.

Next Meeting

21
Jul
2025
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Last Meeting

16
Jun
2025
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Memorial Hall

Nynehead Memorial Hall is available to hire for special functions & regular meetings. To find out more visit the Memorial Hall Website:

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A photograph of the outside of the Nynehead Memorial Hall. A large, wooden clad village hall, with a large car park, showing blue skies and the rural location beyond.

Nynehead and the Parish Council

Nynehead is a village and civil parish in Somerset, England, situated on the River Tone, 7 miles south-west of Taunton and 1.5 miles north-west of Wellington.

The Parish Council is here to serve the community and has responsibility for local issues, including: evaluating local planning applications; working with local police, district council officers, and neighbourhood watch groups on matters of crime, security, and traffic; maintenance and repair of parish facilities; as well as consulting with the district council on the maintenance, repair, and improvement of highways, drainage, footpaths, public transport, and street cleaning.