Bridgwater Without Parish Council
Parish council meetings are held monthly on Thursdays at 7.30 pm at Morganians Rugby Football Club, Chedzoy Lane, Bridgwater. Members of the public are welcome to attend. Should you wish to speak on a subject, please contact the clerk, who will advise you. Public speaking time will take place before the meeting from 7.15 pm and is limited to 15 minutes; after the meeting is open, public members are not to participate in the Council’s proceedings unless permitted by the Chairman.
The next monthly meeting date has been postponed to 30th July 2026, the following monthly meeting is scheduled to be 17th September 2026. The agenda can be viewed via the meetings tab and is displayed on parish noticeboards.
Folletts Farm – Folletts Farm_Bridgwater_FAQ Barrats May 2026
There is a zero-tolerance policy for verbal, physical, and psychological abuse and intimidation by any person attending meetings. In the unlikely event, the meeting will be adjourned, and the person will not be re-admitted. This policy also applies to emails, texts, phone calls, or any other communication format where no response will be sent.
Email: clerk@bridgwaterwithout-pc.gov.uk
Would you like to make an online booking for Kingsdown Pavilion, the link is here. You can check availability and make a booking.
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Welcome to the Bridgwater Without Parish Council Website
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About the Council
The council is a civil parish council, not connected to the Church in any way. It is made up of seven councillors who must be local people plus a part-time parish clerk who looks after the administration and communications. Its object is to represent the interests of local residents in the running of their parish. Elections take place for the posts on the council every four years when all voters in the parish may vote.
Districts in the Parish
Dunwear – The Ordnance Survey map of 1887 marks Brick and Tile Works with two pinnacle kilns adjacent to River Lane. This works probably began c1883 when the Dunwear Brick and Tile Company is first mentioned in a trade directory.