29 July 2026 - Transport
Temporary Road Closure: Sock Lane, Mudford
The works are expected to commence on 24th August 2026 and last for 5 days to enable Wessex Water to carry out new connection works.
Mudford Parish Council is responsible for managing and maintaining key community facilities. The parish is served by seven councillors and one part-time clerk. Councillors play a vital role in representing the interests of residents, making decisions on local services, and ensuring the well-being of the community. The council meets monthly, usually on the last Thursday of each month at 7 pm, except in December. The agreed meeting dates for 2026–2027 are: 25th June 2026 30th July 2026 27th August 2026 24th September 2026 29th October 2026 26th November 2026 No meeting in December 14th January 2027 25th February 2027 25th March 2027 29th April 2027 27th May 2027 – Annual Parish Council Meeting. Members of the Public and Press are invited to attend all Council Meetings.
The works are expected to commence on 24th August 2026 and last for 5 days to enable Wessex Water to carry out new connection works.
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