Parish Newsletter:

The Annual Parish Meeting was held on Monday 2^nd April at 7.30 pm in the Parish Room.

The Parish Newsletter can be viewed by clicking here. Draft annual accounts can be read by clicking here.

To read a report on A371 and A368 by Traffic Management Through the Villages click here.

MINIBUS SOCIETY

See Noticeboard for details

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Click here for details.

RICKFORD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

Click here  for Rickford Community Association's new web site.

COMMUNITY SPEEDWATCH

Are you interested in helping to keep our roads safe?

The Parish Council is working with Avon & Somerset Constabulary to set up a Community Speedwatch Scheme.

If you are interested in taking part please contact the Parish Clerk or respond via this web site.

BROADBAND

To support North Somerset Council's Superfast Broadband bid and to take part in their survey click here

MEND Family Fitness: see Noticeboard

AGE UK SOMERSET: for details of services and volunteering, see http://www.ageuk.org.uk/somerset/

BRISTOL AIRPORT FLYER EXPRESS BUS: for details of fare concessions for all parishioners, click here.

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Burrington Parish Council is working with local groups and individuals to organise special events for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012 during the weekend of 1^st to 4^th June.

Click here to view information in a flier that has been circulated throughout the Parish. Further details will be published here as they become available.

The Organisation Group met on Tuesday 8 May. Draft minutes of the meeting are available by clicking here.

Forthcoming Events:

see Meetings and Events or the Noticeboard

The Parish of Burrington in North Somerset sits on the northern edge of the Mendips Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which includes Burrington Combe and Burrington Ham. There are 5 settlements in the parish: Burrington, Bourne, Rickford and parts of Upper and Lower Langford, with a combined population of about 500.

This web site is maintained by Burrington Parish Council to provide information for the parish and about the parish.

Use the navigation bar on the left for an introduction to the parish and its history, details of meetings and events including agendas and minutes of the Parish Council, information about Holy Trinity Church and its services, contacts, links and details of current consultations that are relevant to the parish.

There is also a feedback page to contact the Parish Council with comments or questions  and suggestions or contributions for this website. The more the web site is used by everyone to publicise activities in the parish, the more useful it will become.

'The Rock of Ages', Burrington Combe