Public Meeting - Primrose Lane Development
Please see document below for information on neighbouring planning development likely to impact the parish10th March 2025
Welcome to the official website for Queen Camel Parish Council
We are a small Parish, but we get involved in as many aspects of the community as we can. As well as the full Parish Council, we also have a Finance and Risk committee to deal with this specific area. We really value the involvement of all our parishioners and all of our meetings are open to the public. View interactive map showing information about the local area.
Latest News
Notice of Vacancy - Parish Clerk
A vacancy has arisen for a clerk for the parish council. Please see advert below for full details. Closing date is Friday 14th March 202520th February 2025
Notice of Vacancy - Parish Councillor
A vacancy has arisen on the parish council. Please see attached Notice for details14th February 2025
Wessex Water Community drop-in
Do you have a query about your water bill, how to save water and prevent blockages, or your water and sewerage services?@wessexwater will be holding a drop-in session at The Market House, Castle Cary BA7 7AH at on Tuesday 8th April 2025 from 10am-12pm to answer all your water related questions.
To find out more, visit https://www.wessexwater.co.uk/community-drop-ins
31st January 2025
Devon and Somerset Fire Service response consultation
Last year, crews responded to an average of 16 false alarms every day due to automatic fire alarms, placing an unnecessary burden on the Service’s resources and ability to be ready and available for genuine emergencies.In the last five years, there have been more than 55,000 automatic fire alarms alerts, out of which just 42 needed the hose reel jet from a fire engines, which is less than 0.08%.
They are looking at how they can reduce the number of automatic fire alarms attended to make the Service more efficient, and make sure our firefighters are able to respond to genuine emergencies.
18th January 2025
Foster carers urgently needed
You can make a difference to the life of a local young person in a rewarding role as a Somerset foster carer, with ongoing training and support, including weekly payments to support you financially. Call 0800 587 9900 or visit fosteringinsomerset.org.uk to find out how you could help change a child’s story. You’re not committing to anything by getting in touch to find out more, and you could make a real difference to the life and future of a local child.4th January 2025
Glorious Gardens
Next year St Margarets Hospice will be celebrating its 45th anniversary and invites the local community to help them celebrate by taking part in the Glorious Gardens campaign by opening their garden, sharing their love of gardening, and helping to raise vital funds for St Margarets Hospice care in the community.The campaign is a wonderful opportunity for people to showcase their gardens, connect with their neighbours, and contribute to a cause that touches the lives of so many lives.
For registration details please ring 01935 709496 or visit st-margarets-hospice.org.uk
13th December 2024
Somerset Sight - volunteers needed
Please see poster below for more information14th November 2024
Electoral review of Somerset
Please see link for information on how to have your say on the Somerset Electoral review which will reduce the current number of councillors by 14. Consultation closes on 20th January 202523rd October 2024
Somerset Day 2025
Save the date for Somerset Day weekend - 10th - 11th May 202523rd October 2024
Defibrillator training video
Queen Camel has two defibrillators, one at the village hall and one on the sports pavilion.10 minute training video to view a demonstration on using a defibrillator
