Welcome to Mendip's Leisure and Culture pages.
Please choose from the A-Z list below.
Health and activity is a key target for Mendip District Council.
Active Somerset
Application for Charity and Registered Community Amateur Sports Club Relief
Land of beauty, heritage and myth Mendip is a popular holiday destination.
There are almost 3000 listed buildings in the Mendip District Council area. Whilst the majority are well maintained, there are buildings that are at considered to be 'at risk' through neglect or decay, or vulnerable to becoming so. The main purpose of Mendip District Council's Building at Risk Register is as a working tool, helping to illustrate the number of properties 'at risk' within the District and to keep attention focussed upon them.
Everyone knows that being regularly active prevents health problems and manages medical conditions once they have been diagnosed.
Please complete our online questionnaire.
Advice on Conservation Areas within the Mendip District Council area.
Details of any current review applications
Economy and Community form part of the Directorate of Services.
Current events in Mendip.
The Glastonbury Festival attracts more than 100,000 people every year. It doubles the population of Mendip district and severely stretches the capacity of local services such as the police, fire and hospitals.
There are almost 3000 listed buildings in the Mendip District Council area. Whilst the majority are well maintained, there are buildings that are at considered to be 'at risk' through neglect or decay, or vulnerable to becoming so. This Success Stories document highlights all of the buildings removed from the Buildings at Risk Register since 2001, many of which have been benefited from Historic Building Grant Aid from Mendip District Council.
There are almost 3000 listed buildings in the Mendip District Council area. Whilst the majority are well maintained, there are buildings that are at considered to be 'at risk' through neglect or decay, or vulnerable to becoming so. The main purpose of Mendip District Council's Building at Risk Register is as a working tool, helping to illustrate the number of properties 'at risk' within the District and to keep attention focussed upon them.
On-line bookings are available for activities at Frome and Wells Leisure Centres and Strode Swimming Pool.
Licensing of taxis
A personal licence is required for a qualified individual to run premises where alcohol is sold.
Where a premises or place is to be used for licensable activities to take place a premises licence must be in force
There are street trading provisions which apply to Wells, Street, Glastonbury and during Glastonbury Festival.
The Licensing Act 2003 received Royal Assent on 10 July 2003. It replaces the current licensing laws and came into effect on 7 February 2005 (first appointed day).
Mendip In Bloom encourage all sections of society to join together and aim’s to enhance the environments of the District of Mendip its City
We have a number of parks and open spaces that are provided for the enjoyment of Mendip residents and visitors.
Information about football pitches at West Shepton Playing Fields that are available for hire.
The Regeneration Service has four teams; Heritage Conservation, Car Parks and Transportation, Area Regeneration and Regeneration and Tourism.
The Resource Centre is able to supply a range of sport, art and play equipment for hire by community groups.
Information and contact details relating to Community Services for Adults and Older People provided by Somerset County Council.
Somerset County Council provides information and advice on culture and heritage issues.
The dreary November evenings will come to life in Somerset as the county’s spectacular carnival season takes to the road.
Sports activities in Mendip.
Mendip offers a magical blend of history and legend with Roman, Iron age and medieval remains and associations with King Arthur. The district has varied landscapes ranging from the Mendip hills to the Somerset Levels.
Mendip has 5 Tourist Information Centres located in the towns of Frome, Glastonbury, Shepton Mallet, Street and Wells.
Information for visitors to the Mendip district.
Walking provides a fantastic opportunity to achieve the current activity guidelines which are '30 minutes of moderate physical activity on 5 or more days of the week'.