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Somerset Council
- Somerset Councillors’ Report From Mike Stanton and Richard Wilkins April ‘24
Our Community
News & Events
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Out & About
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- Advertise your business
Contact Us
Facebook: High Ham News and Events
LINKS – Local Public Organisations and Services
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
May ‘22 Newsletter: Somerset Councillors Mike Stanton and Richard Wilkins
Riparian Responsibilities: road-side ditches/hedges/watercourses
Community Land Trust CLT

Annual Parish Meeting

Agenda for 2026 Annual Parish Meeting

Click here for 2025 Draft minutes

2025 minutes appendices App 1 App 2 App 3 App 4 App 5 App 6 App 7 App 8 App 9a, 9b, 9c App 10 App 11 App 12 App 13 App 14

Appendix 1 is the Chairman’s Report
Appendix 2 is the Village Hall Report
Appendix 3 is the Hext Almshouse Report
Appendix 4 is the Parish Lengthsman Report
Appendix 5 is the Millennium Wood Report
Appendix 6 is the Cemetery Report
Appendix 7 is the History Hut Report
Appendix 8 is the Christmas Crew Report
Appendix 9 is the High Ham Church Report page 1 page 2 page 3
Appendix 10 is the Low Ham Church Report
Appendix 11 is the Low Ham Chapel Report
Appendix 12 is the Henley Chapel Report
Appendix 13 is the Bellringers Report
Appendix 14 is the High Ham Ladies Group Report

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR REPORTS

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About us

High Ham civil parish is located in the South Somerset district of the county. A large rural parish of 2,0304 ha., it has seen development and an increase in population in the last 50 years, but old Blue Lias cottages remain a key feature of the settlements. The parish has a primary school, village hall, churches and chapels, playing field and a pub. Landmarks include Millennium Wood, Eastfield nature reserve, Britain’s only thatched windmill, and a network of footpaths that link the settlements and access the surrounding countryside.

To find out about life in our parish today, its organisations, community groups, facilities, events, as well as its history, please explore our community website.

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