Welcome to the Whitchurch Village Council website.

Whitchurch village is a small parish of just over 700 properties and just over 1350 electors, located in Bath and North East Somerset, just south east of Bristol & west of Bath. Please use the map link to view the village location. There has been a Parish Council in the village since 1894.

Whitchurch village has a pub, primary school, playfield, cemetery, community centre, two churches and many businesses. The Village is bisected by the busy A37 road.

This website has been set up to raise the profile of Whitchurch Village and that of the Village Council. We hope the information the website provides will be a valuable resource for all things connected with Whitchurch Village. Whether you are a resident of the village, seeking to move into the area, or just visiting the area we hope you’ll find something on this website to interest you.

We’ve included articles on how the Village Council operates and the dates of our meetings, some of the village history and also events that we know are happening in Whitchurch in the coming months. We also provide details of a number of organisations that operate within the village. However, if there is something you think we’ve missed, do please let us know by using the feedback form and we’ll consider updating the site.

Thank you for taking the time to visit our website.

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From the Village

Read the latest news affecting Whitchurch Village here

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Village Council Meetings

Find out when the next meetings are and read previous minutes here

Hall Bookings

In Whitchurch Village

For Hall bookings Click here

Cleansing

If there are any issues regarding cleansing in Whitchurch Village, please contact B&NES Council Connect on
01225 394041 or
councilconnect@bathnes.gov.uk.

This is the best way for B&NES to monitor areas which need clearing more often and will be acted on quickly.

Latest News

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VE DAY 80th Anniversary Beacon Lighting and BBQ

A Shared Moment of CelebrationTo commemorate VE Day 80th AnniversaryBBQ at 8pm followed by the lighting of the Village Beacon at 9.30pm.Cake and a Toast provided.Please join the Village Councillors , uniformed organisations and the British Legion to celebrate the end of the WWII as a whole

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Accessible Design Panel Opportunity – Compton Martin, Chew Magna and Whitchurch – Call for panel members!

Our streets often contain barriers to moving freely. These barriers are made worse by poor-quality pavements and roads, including uneven surfaces, inadequate drainage, and a lack of suitable crossings. Additionally, concerns about safety and accessibility, discourage people from choosing to walk, wheel or cycle for short journeys. We are looking for local people in the …

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Whitchurch village is a small parish of just over 700 properties and just over 1350 electors, located in Bath and North East Somerset, just south east of Bristol & west of Bath. Please use the map link to view the village location. There has been a Parish Council in the village since 1894.

Whitchurch village has a pub, primary school, playfield, cemetery, community centre, two churches and many businesses. The Village is bisected by the busy A37 road.

This website has been set up to raise the profile of Whitchurch Village and that of the Village Council. We hope the information the website provides will be a valuable resource for all things connected with Whitchurch Village. Whether you are a resident of the village, seeking to move into the area, or just visiting the area we hope you’ll find something on this website to interest you.

We’ve included articles on how the Village Council operates and the dates of our meetings, some of the village history and also events that we know are happening in Whitchurch in the coming months. We also provide details of a number of organisations that operate within the village. However, if there is something you think we’ve missed, do please let us know by using the feedback form and we’ll consider updating the site.

Thank you for taking the time to visit our website.

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