The new defibrillator purchased by the CVA and installed with help from the Parish Council is now in it’s final position next to the pound in central Catcott. Everyone who has been involved in CVA organised fund raising events, especially
Friday 6th February at The Mendip Pantry, Chewton Mendip, 08:00-09:00 Friday 6th February at The Market Kitchen, Churchill, 10:00-11:00 Friday 6th February at Ashcott Pub Night, 18:00-19:00 Saturday 7th February at Coffee #1, Wells, 08:30-10:00 Saturday 7th February at
The 28/11/25 Public Meeting resulted in the key outcome being an almost unanimous ‘Yes’ to the question:“Do we want the King William to be a thriving Community Hub/Pub?”The meeting concluded:The King William Hub/Pub can be viable but only with strong Community support.A
From First Bus: Following new timetable changes occurring on the 6th of April 2025, “This service will no longer call at Catcott St Peter’s Church due to frequent issues with bad parking and buses getting stuck. It is planned for
Catcott is serviced by Somerset Waste Partnership and their website is https://www.somersetwaste.gov.uk/ visit them to find out when your next collection is due. Currently the recycling boxes are collected every Wednesday and these include paper and cardboard in the black
Catcott Neighbourhood Watch is part of the Polden Neighbourhood Watch Group which now includes a total of 8 villages. We jointly benefit from shared information sent by the Police whilst also being able to communicate easily between villages regarding suspicious activities
Bus: The bus service connecting Catcott to Bridgwater, Street, Glastonbury and Wells and villages in between is operated by First following the collapse of Webberbus while Somerset County Council considers the long term future of the route. There is an hourly service
The population of Catcott on census night in 2021 was 542. There is some interesting analysis of the 2021 Census results at https://catcott.parish.uk/census/