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  • Great Green Directory Application

    The Great Green Directory is a one stop shop where Somerset residents can go to find local, sustainable and environmentally friendly businesses to help make eco and ethical choices when choosing products and services. The directory will be featured on our main Somerset Council website. If you are a local Eco-Business who would like to be listed in our new Great Green Directory, we would love you to be involved. Please fill out the details that follow. Businesses will... More
    Closes 30 November 2035

  • Positive about Breastfeeding Venue review

    If you have recently visited a venue that is registered with or displaying a Positive About Breastfeeding sticker and would like to tell us about your experience, please complete the survey below. More
    Closes 24 July 2034

  • Somerset Health Visiting Service Family Feedback

    Please take a few moments (about 5 minutes) to let us know about your recent experience of our Health Visiting Service. You do not have to give your name if you wish to remain anonymous, however, we do ask for the first half of your postcode so that we are able to broadly monitor feedback activity across all our service areas, which cover the whole county. Please Note: this site is NOT constantly monitored and you will NOT receive a response. If... More
    Closes 25 April 2034

  • Somerset Tree Planting Register

    Somerset Council published a 10 year Tree Strategy in June 2023 to enhance and protect Somerset trees and woodland across the county. Amongst its ambitious aims, the strategy sets out a plan for planting 240 hectares of new trees and woodlands each year across the county until 2033. From Somerset’s famous apple orchards to Exmoor’s mighty oaks, the aim is to increase the county’s tree coverage from its current 8% to the national average of 13% and more if possible. We... More
    Closes 31 January 2033

  • Get Somerset Working

    Get Somerset working is Somerset’s local strategy to reduce economic inactivity and foster a more inclusive and resilient labour market. It is aimed at creating opportunities for all residents to access quality employment, overcome challenges such poor health or caring responsibilities and contribute to a fairer, more prosperous Somerset. We’re looking to connect with organisations that provide training, advice, guidance, or support to businesses around health... More
    Closes 11 December 2030

  • Public Health Nursing Recruitment Events

    Would you like to... Take up an exciting career in Children and Young People’s Public Health Nursing? Make a difference to children and families at the earliest opportunity? Support all children to get off to ‘the Best Start in Life’ and achieve their full potential? As a result of significant service development in line with national evidence we are recruiting to a variety of posts to strengthen our delivery of the Healthy Child Programme. We are seeking... More
    Closes 24 September 2030

  • Somerset Youth Voice Survey

    We’d love to hear your thoughts on shaping the future of sustainable transport in Somerset. Sustainable transport is transport that has low and zero emissions and is energy efficient such as; walking, cycling, wheeling, electric transport, and public transport. We’ve created this short survey, and your answers will help us to raise your voice and share your thoughts on what young people want and need. More
    Closes 31 July 2030

  • Your breastfeeding journey: A parent's voice

    Please tell us what breastfeeding/expressing has meant to you. Your story may help support and inspire other families. More
    Closes 10 October 2026

  • Council Tax Reduction Consultation 2026

    A need to review the Council Tax Reduction Scheme In December 2025, the Council agreed its Council Tax Reduction scheme for the year 2026/27 for working-age people. It also committed to a comprehensive review of who receives support, how much they get and how to enhance the scheme for the most vulnerable. What is Council Tax? Council Tax is a property-based tax which all householders (both homeowners and tenants) normally have to pay if they are over 18. A full... More
    Closes 28 September 2026

  • Somerset Polling Districts and Polling Places Review 2026

    In accordance with the Representation of the People Act 1983 and the Electoral Administration Act 2013, local authorities must undertake a review of all polling districts and polling places used for parliamentary elections. A polling district is a geographical area that is set for election purposes, and electors who live in the same polling district go to the same polling place to vote. The polling place should be located within the border of the geographical area, if... More
    Closes 3 September 2026

  • Ham Hill Visitor Centre customer feedback survey - Summer 2026

    Tell us about your visit to the new Ham Hill Visitor Centre and Lime Kiln Cafe Thank you for visiting – we hope you enjoyed exploring this special place. We’re always looking for ways to make your experience even better, and your feedback helps us understand what you liked and what we can improve. Every idea you share helps shape the future of Ham Hill for all our visitors, and together, we can keep Ham Hill welcoming, accessible, and full of great experiences.... More
    Closes 31 August 2026

  • Best Start in Life Parent Carer Survey

    We want to shape Somerset’s Best Start in Life Family Hubs with families at the core. Your experiences and ideas will help us design support that truly works for parent carers. Please complete this short survey and help us shape the Best Start in Life offer in Somerset. Thank you! More
    Closes 31 August 2026

  • Proposed Changes to Parish Councillor Numbers – Ashwick, Chapel Allerton, Martock and West Monkton

    Somerset Council is carrying out a Community Governance Review to consider proposed changes to the number of parish councillors in the following 4 parishes: Parish Council Electorate No. of councillors No. requested Ashwick 1084 11 9 ... More
    Closes 25 August 2026

  • Incredible Years Parenting Group Autumn 26

    We’re holding an Incredible Years parenting programme for parents of children aged 3–5. You’ll meet other parents, learn different ways to support your child, and share ideas and encouragement with both the group and facilitators. Many of the parents who attend are finding aspects of parenting challenging, so you’re not alone. It’s about finding simple, realistic ways that work for you and your child. Parents learn how to: • ... More
    Closes 22 August 2026

  • Huish Episcopi and Langport Consultation

    Introduction Somerset Council is carrying out a Community Governance Review of the parishes of Huish Episcopi and Langport. Community Governance Reviews are used to make sure that local governance arrangements are effective, reflect local identities, and support the delivery of services. They can consider changes such as creating, merging, or altering parish areas and councils. This consultation is part of that process. We are seeking your views on a number of options... More
    Closes 14 August 2026

  • Celebration Mile traffic flow options consultation

    Celebration Mile connects the railway station, Eastover, the river and the docks. The aim is to create a clear route through the heart of Bridgwater for everyday journeys, shopping and leisure which is easier to move around, safer to use and a more enjoyable place to spend time. The scheme was delivered in 2025, bringing changes to streets, public spaces and traffic movements on Eastover, Salmon Parade and East Quay to reduce traffic dominance and put people first. ... More
    Closes 11 August 2026

  • Somerset Local Plan Scoping Consultation 2026

    If you live, work or visit Somerset, the Local Plan is relevant to you. It will guide where and how change happens across towns, villages and the countryside over the next 20 years. We want to know what you think Somerset should look like in the future. This Scoping Consultation (Regulation 20) is a legal requirement under the new plan‑making system for England (from March 2026). At this consultation stage we must ask for views on these documents: ... More
    Closes today

  • Take the pledge: food recycling June-July 2026

    This is an online pledge to recycle your food waste and a short survey about how habits at home may help reduce food waste. This is part of a wider campaign. Find out more about our Food Waste Recycling Campaign here . More
    Closed 31 July 2026

  • Budget consultation 2027/2028

    Introduction Welcome to Somerset Council’s Summer Budget Consultation for the 2027/28 financial year. This early-stage consultation is part of our budget planning process. We want to understand what matters most to residents, communities and businesses before detailed proposals are developed. Your feedback will help shape our priorities and inform how we plan to use our resources. Our budget and Medium-Term Financial Plan set out how we fund and deliver a wide range... More
    Closed 27 July 2026

  • Baltonsborough School Age Range Consultation

    Somerset Council is inviting feedback on a proposal from The Academies for Character and Excellence Trust to extend the age range at Baltonsborough Church of England Primary School. The proposal is to change the school’s age range from 4 to 11 years to 2 to 11 years, from September 2026. If approved, this would enable the school to offer nursery provision for children aged 2 to 4, alongside its existing primary school provision. About the proposal The... More
    Closed 21 July 2026

  • Maximum taxi fares

    The cost of using a hackney carriage, more commonly known as a ‘taxi’, depends on when and how far you travel. The total cost is referred to as a ‘fare’ and is calculated on an electronic meter installed in the vehicle. As well as licensing taxi drivers and vehicles, the Council can set the maximum that they can charge. The main charge is normally for the distance i.e. the further you go, the higher the end fare. There are also often extra... More
    Closed 19 July 2026

  • Help us help you – anonymous alcohol survey (for you or someone you know)

    For you or someone you know: an anonymous survey about alcohol support in Somerset. We want to understand why some people who might benefit from support with alcohol use do not get help from Somerset Drug and Alcohol Service (SDAS). This survey can be completed: about your own drinking, or about someone you know, such as a friend, family member, or someone you support. This survey is for people aged 18+ (you or... More
    Closed 12 July 2026

  • Frome Education Structures Consultation part 2

    Somerset Council is jointly consulting on proposed changes to the way education is organised in Frome. Over the last two years, schools and other key education partners have been working together to explore whether moving to a two-tier system could benefit children and young people in the area. These discussions have been collaborative and focused on ensuring the best possible outcomes for all learners. A two-tier system typically consists of primary schools and secondary... More
    Closed 10 July 2026

  • Proposed change to Holway Park Community Primary School 2026-27

    We are asking for your views on plans to extend Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision in Holway Park Community Primary School in Shakespeare Avenue, Taunton. In partnership with the governing body of the school, Somerset Council proposes to increase the number of specialist places at the school’s SEN unit from 40 to 50 from September 2026. We believe that this proposal will help the school better respond to the needs of children and young people who live in... More
    Closed 10 July 2026

  • Proposed change to Hindhayes Infant School 2026-27

    We are asking for your views on a proposal to create a new Special Educational Needs (SEN) unit at Hindhayes Infant School from September 2026. Somerset Council and the school’s governing body is proposing to create an on-site SEN unit for 6 to 8 local children with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) whose needs cannot be fully met in a mainstream classroom. We are asking for feedback because we want to make sure local children and young people with special... More
    Closed 10 July 2026

  • Proposed change to Oaklands Primary School 2026-27

    We are asking for your views on plans to increase the number of specialist places (from 14 to 32) at Oaklands Primary School at Preston Grove in Yeovil from the next academic year. We are asking this because Somerset Council and the school’s governing body want to make sure local children and young people can get the support they need closer to home. We want to hear from you if you are a pupil, parent, carer, staff member, or local resident with an interest in... More
    Closed 10 July 2026

  • Proposed change to Polden Bower School 2026-27

    We are asking for your views on plans to expand Polden Bower School in Bridgwater. Your feedback will help us understand the benefits, concerns, and local impact of these plans. We are asking what you think about two proposals for potential expansion: 1) We propose to build 4 new classrooms on the school site. This would create 32 more places at Polden Bower School. 2) We propose to c reate a satellite... More
    Closed 10 July 2026

  • St Cuthbert's Junior & Infant Schools - School Streets Initial Consultation

    Somerset Council is working together with Somerset Activity and Sports Partnership (SASP) and school communities to explore ways to reduce congestion and improve the safety of children outside the school gates. Elsewhere in the country, School Streets have been proven to achieve this. We continue to pilot this scheme with schools in Somerset. A School Street is a road (or several roads) outside a school with a temporary restriction on motorised vehicles. Motor vehicles are... More
    Closed 6 July 2026

  • Hinkley Point B: Proposal to amend off-site emergency planning arrangements

    We are asking for feedback on a proposal to amend detailed off-site emergency planning arrangements for Hinkley Point B. Hinkley Point B stopped generating electricity in 2022 and is now being decommissioned. In January 2026, the site was declared fuel free. EDF Energy reviewed the site and concluded that radiation levels are now low enough that detailed emergency planning is no longer needed. Somerset Council is reviewing this proposal and wants to understand local views... More
    Closed 3 July 2026

  • Vaping Survey 2026

    In recent years, there has been an increase in the availability and awareness of vapes. While the availability of vapes offers an opportunity for adult smokers to quit, they also bring challenges for those working with children and young people. More
    Closed 19 June 2026
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