Welcome
The Parish of Bishops Lydeard and
Cothelstone, including Cotford St Luke.
The Parish lies in the heart of the West Country, in area of great beauty and
rich in history,
nestled between the Quantock Hills and Bristol Channel to the north and Exmoor
to the west.
Whether you are a resident or a visitor, we hope this site will help you enjoy
your stay
“Breakfast in the snow at the Conquest Centre”
Snow scenes are beautiful but for some snow and ice are can cause hardship.
For news about rubbish/bin collection
click here
Not everyone lives close to the main roads and are therefore isolated.
Some useful numbers may be of help.
Community services for adults and older people: 0845 345 9133
Road & transport (Gritting)0845 345 9155
Children and learning: 0845 345 9122
General Enquiries:0845 345 9166
Bishops Lydeard Players
present
Maxitweet the Cocoa
18th, 19th, and 20th February 2010
At 7.30pm
by Tauntonian David Henry Wilson
A two act musical play for all the family
“ A delightfully humorous interpretation of the
well known story of the cuckoo”
At The Village Hall, Bishops Lydeard
Tickets £4 each - available from Marion Evens 01823 432405
‘Come and have a truly memorable night out’
Parish Council Minutes
Annual Newsletter
Read or download December/January magazine
POOP SCOOP
Important message from the Parish Council
Read the message
Your chance to learn about development plans that will affect
your local community
Proposed Development Plans for Bishops Lydeard and Cotford St Luke
At Bishops Lydeard Village Hall (Courtesy of Take Art)
Rogue Theatre
Saturday 30th January 2010 at 7.30pm
presents The Family
An enchanting world of the macabre and the spectacular
With tales of piracy, voodoo and lost fame, woven together with
gothic poetry. ‘The Family’ promises a world of escape which mixes
powerful narrative, vibrant spectacle, fantasy, the supernatural,
horror and cabaret!
Introducing also Rogue Theatre’s newest creation ‘The Thieves’, a
theatre band which combines the passion and euphoria of
gypsy music and the melancholy and nostalgia of tango with
cabaret, bump and grind, jazz and blues.
Tickets Adult £8, Concessions £7, Child