WELCOME TO COMPTON DUNDON

PARISH COUNCIL WEBSITE

The Parish of Compton Dundon is an attractive village, lying in one of the most picturesque parts of Somerset, overlooked by the Polden Hills to the east and bordering the levels and moors to the west. This website will contain details of Compton Dundon Parish Council, the business of the council, records, policies, contact details and details of how residents can influence decision-making.

Compton Dundon 

Compton is situated on the B3151 between Somerton and Street. Dundon lies between the two hills of Dundon Beacon and Lollover. The older parts of the village are built in the local blue lias stone and there are several thatched cottages. Compton, Dundon, & Littleton share a range of community facilities including the church and cricket pitch, in Dundon, and a post office, village hall, and public house in Compton.

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About the Parish Council

Compton Dundon Parish Council has seven seats, each seat filled by contested election (5th May 2011). It is currently part of a three-tier hierarchy with the principal councils South Somerset District Council (SSDC) and Somerset County Council (SCC). 

Minutes and Agendas

Please visit this page to view and download the Agenda for the next Parish Council Meeting and Minutes of the previous Parish Council. 

Meetings

Please visit this page to view the calendar for the next meetings.

 

Compton Dundon dot Com

Visit the Compton Dundon Village Website for details of village organisations and other local news and reviews.

Notices & Events

Tender for Grass Cutting
22 Oct 2018
Tender for Grass Cutting
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Any local companies wishing to submit a tender to cut the grass in the parish, please see the tender document below and submit your tender by 28th November 2018, for consideration at the... Read More

Electoral Review
13 Oct 2017
Electoral Review
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The Commission is carrying out an electoral review of South Somerset District Council. The aim of the electoral review is to recommend ward boundaries that mean each councillor represents approximately the same number... Read More