Welcome to the official website of Sparkford Parish Council
Sparkford Village Hall
For bookings and enquiries, please contact Victoria Rogers on 01963 440475.Community News
To find out what is happening in Sparkford, visit the Sparkford Community News facebook page using the link below.Urgent Road Closure: - ttrnS-ttro680240 - WW - High Street, Queen Camel
Please be aware that we have received a notification of a TTRN (urgent) road closure at High Street, Queen Camel which will commence on 12th November 2026 - 13th November 2026 (19:00-06:00) for a total of 1 night.Remembrance Sunday service
Remembrance Sunday service followed by drinks at Sparkford InnSparkford Village Children's Christmas Party
Sunday 13th December 2:00pm - 4:30pmNew Sparkford Village Hall
In the forthcoming edition of ‘The Sparkford Magazine’ you will see an article relating to a new village hall for Sparkford. The article sets out the ambition and vision for this potentially exciting project.Parish Information Sheet October 2026
Somerset Domestic Abuse ServiceCoffee Mornings
Join us for coffee, cake and friendly companySomerset Rivers Authority (SRA): SRA Annual Report 2025-26
In the report, you will find details of dozens of SRA-funded activitiesacross Somerset between 1 April 2025 and 31 March 2026, all done to
reduce the risks and impacts of flooding.
Big news from FLOC - NEW Queen Camel Support Group Launching September
Thanks to generous grants from both Spark Somerset & the SomersetCommunity Foundation, we can accelerate our goal: building more meet-up
groups across rural South Somerset to support parents and carers of
children with additional needs.
Planning Application 25/00522/OUT Land South of Cherry Blossom Way, Sparkford
Response to Somerset Council PlanningEvery Life Matters - Suicide Prevention is Everyone's Business (Free Online Training)
Suicides are preventable yet three times more people die by suicide each year than on our roads. Preventing suicide must be seen as a community-wide public health issue — and one that we can all play a part in addressing.Somerset Council has commissioned Every Life Matters to deliver fully funded (free for you) online suicide prevention training for anyone living or working within Somerset.
And this is where you come in. By booking onto a course, you can learn practical, life-saving skills — and help spread the word by promoting the training within your communities and networks.
Every Life Matters is a suicide prevention and suicide bereavement charity passionately committed to reducing suicide. The training has been developed to be accessible, practical and empowering, evidence-based but delivered in a way that is non-clinical in its messaging.
Food Waste Recycling in Somerset
Food waste makes up a significant portion of household rubbish in Somerset, yet much of it can be recycled easily. By spreading the word, you’re empowering everyone to take simple steps that can make a huge difference.Somerset Start Up & Grow
Free support for small businesses in Somerset.Volunteer Driver role
Could you help get people to crucial medical appointments?Become a volunteer driver today.