Clubs, Societies & Groups

Clubs, Societies and Groups


Nature and Environment


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    Coal Canal

    The Somersetshire Coal Canal Society is the driving force behind the restoration of the 10 miles long Somersetshire coal canal.They hold regular work parties at which a lot a lot of gardening type activities take place There are skilled-labour tasks too, so if you think you have a skill that would be useful to us, please get in touch!
    Contact us: to join a Paulton Work Party, contact Stu Ashman at workparty_ www.ku.gro.lanaclaoc%40notluap or phone/text 07759 336864.Meeting location: Paulton – BS39 7PF 
    Contact:-www.coalcanal.com

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    Cam Valley Wildlife Group

    Cam Valley Wildlife Group is an independent local wildlife group actively involved in wildlife conservation and enjoyment. They conduct a number of recording and conservation projects within our area and have a programme of events both within and outside our area, including walks, trips, and talks.More information:- www.cvwg.org.ukPaulton on The Wild Side is a branch of this group

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    Goosard Batch, Paulton. Nature Reserve Conservation Project

    The objective of this project is to manage Goosard Batch reserve for the benefit of fauna and flora and for the enjoyment/education of the public.  Work Days take place on the first Saturday of each month. Anyone is welcome to attend though places are limitedMore information:- www.cvwg.org.uk

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    Paulton Toad Patrol

    Regular update on toad activity in and around Paultonwww.facebook.com/groups/471226787655538/

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    Pride in Paulton

    Members of Pride in Paulton meet regularly on Tuesday mornings at the hub at 10 am. They tackle many village projects including planting and tidying areas around Paulton, decorating our village for Remembrance, Christmas and National events and ensuring that the village always has stunning hanging basket dispays during the summer months.

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    Somer Valley Rediscovered

    Nextdoor Nature is a national campaign by The Wildlife Trusts as part of Team Wilder’s community-led action for nature’s recovery.  The project aims to raise understanding about the urgent need for change, and to recognise individuals and communities’ own roles in making that change happen. They want to support local people in the projects they want to make happenFind out more:- somervalleyrediscovered.co.uk/nextdoor-nature-somer-valley-project/

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    The Somer Valley Enterprise Zone

    The Somer Valley Enterprise Zone (SVEZ) is a planned new area for commercial development, where it is aimed to create a local hub for new business and employment.B&NES are keen to inform about the development so more can be found at:- beta.bathnes.gov.uk/somer-valley-enterprise-zone-project-overview/introductionThere is a group 'Stop the SVEZ' Their page is :- www.facebook.com/groups/184420784430260