Hutton Parish Council
Welcome to Hutton Parish Council
This site is designed primarily for the use of residents of the parish, but also to provide information to a wider audience of those who wish to know about the parish and what it has to offer. The parish is centred on the village of Hutton itself, situated in the South West of England in the ancient county of Somerset and includes the outlying areas of Woodside and Elborough villages. It is four miles inland from the town of Weston-super-Mare on the Bristol Channel coast. It lies beneath the north slope of the Mendip Hills, on the border of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which bears their name. Bristol, Bath, Bridgwater, Taunton and Wells are all within a 30 mile radius, and the nearby M5 provides access to the South West peninsula.
The parish of Hutton now (June 2019) consists of some 1,205 households, with 2,273 electors (2019 register of electors) and a total population (at the 2011 census) of 2,582. Its known history goes back to the time of the Saxon king Edward the Confessor (1042-1066) and when surveyed in 1086 for William the Conqueror’s Domesday Book there would have been about 100 inhabitants, 60 in Hutton itself and 40 in Elborough.
Hutton Wassail 2025
Hutton Bus Service Changes from 6 April 2025
Additional Housing for the Parish of Hutton - Consultation
Hutton 20mph and 30mph speed limits now in place
Talk to your Neighbourhood Policing Team
Airfield Link - Persimmon tell North Somerset Council
The Principle Cycle Route between Moor Lane & the Cross Airfield Link is nearing completion and the final section of the footpath will be complete in March.
Note - the fencing is down to walk across the grass
The latest Hutton Parish News is now online
CO-OPTION TO THE PARISH COUNCIL
Hutton Parish Council still has three vacancies and the Council is proposing again to take steps to fill the vacancies by the co-option of suitable persons. Hence any eligible interested persons are invited to apply for co-option to the Parish Council as a Councillor. A link to the Co-Option Notice details can be found here
North Somerset Council Area Specific Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) for the Parish of Hutton - Des Phippen Park, Springwood Recreation Ground, Jubilee Sports Field and St Mary's Field - regarding dogs - have been have been UPDATED.
Latest Mobile Library Information
Hutton Hill is closed near Barrow Road due to a landslip.
The diversion is via Moor Lane and Vereland Road.
The 126 bus is running through the village via Moor Lane and Vereland Road.
First Bus 126 service (Weston-super-Mare - Wells) timetable
Hutton Hill Update:
North Somerset Council have approved the plans for the rebuilding of the collapsed wall. Phase 1 started on 27 March to secure the bank of earth. Phase 2 will be the building of the new wall in the drier spring months.
Phase 1 is estimated to be 8 weeks and the road will be completely closed during this.
Phase 2 is estimated to be 4 weeks and a footpath should be open during this.
North Somerset Council Building Control will be monitoring this.
The History of Hutton
The history of Hutton is published in the book "Hutton, a Somerset Village" and is available as a pdf download by clicking on the image.
Please note, the mobile library is currently off the road. This is due to repairs flagged during a recent safety inspection. For further information please click on the link above.
About Us
Working for the Community
Hutton Parish Council is dedicated to serving and representing the residents of Hutton, Somerset. We strive to promote community initiatives, address local concerns, and enhance the quality of life for everyone in our parish.
Contact Us
The Parish Council Office in the Village Hall has now permanently closed.
The Parish Clerk will attend the Village Coffee Mornings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday in each month
Otherwise the Office Hours will be Monday to Thursday 10.00am to 1.00pm and 2.00pm to 4.00pm.
The new contact details are:
10 South Street
Burnham-on-Sea
TA8 1BS
07887 802922
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