Sedgemoor Dementia Action Alliance (formerly Bridgwater Dementia Action Alliance) was awarded a grant for £5,000 from the Hinkley Point C (HPC) Community Fund in October 2021 towards the costs of …
Next step for Bridgwater Tidal Barrier
The £100m Bridgwater Tidal Barrier – designed to protect some 13,000 homes and businesses from tidal flooding – is one step nearer. The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and …
Grant scheme to help make homes more energy efficient extendedÂ
A grant available to help Somerset people benefit from energy efficient installations worth up to £10,000 has been extended until June 2022. Funded by the Government, the Green Homes Grant …
Team set to make thousands safer on Somerset’s roads in 2022
Somerset County Council’s Road Safety Team are gearing up for a busy calendar this year delivering vital information and training to people of all ages. In 2021 the team delivered …
County Council publishes proposed 2022/2023 budget
Balanced budget with major investment in Adult Social Care and Children’s Services. Boost for climate change action. Somerset County Council has published its last draft proposed budget ahead of the …
£3.8m to help support Somerset households with food and bills this winter
Somerset residents who are struggling to pay the bills this winter could be eligible for support with the cost of food, energy, water, and other essentials. The county has been …
Is 2022 your year to volunteer?
The New Year is a great time to reflect and set ourselves new goals for the year ahead. If you are looking for a way to help others for your …
New Year, New Career?Â
Somerset residents have the opportunity to build a rewarding career and make a real difference to a child’s life this year. At the start of a new year, many people …
Tree planting
Tree planting season 2021-22 Sedgemoor’s Clean Surroundings team have planted nearly 450 trees in open spaces and Homes in Sedgemoor communal areas so far during the 2021-22 planting season (November …
Join the 1 in 6 adults planning to go alcohol-free this January
Dry January 2022 A new survey by Alcohol Change UK, the charity behind Dry January, shows that one in six (18%) adults who drink alcohol are planning to have a …
