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Paulton Parish Council was formed in 1894 and has a membership of seventeen councillors. The parish of Paulton is one of the largest in Bath & North East Somerset (BANES). Elections for the Council are held every four years. Paulton Parish Councillors have elected not to receive any remuneration but to give their time, services and skills freely for the benefit of the local community.
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Parish notice boards are located at the Hill Court Precinct and the Village Hall. These are regularly updated with Parish Council information and forthcoming events.

Latest News

The Statues Return to Double Hills

Published: 2 Sep 25

Service of Unveiling and Dedication will take place September 7th 2025 commence 2pm on the Double Hills ‘Arnhem Field’ The Village of Paulton, Nr Bath, Somerset. The Memorial can be located on the edge of the Double Hills meadow 5 mins walk from the Tennis court Road Recreation Ground at Paulton. Read More...

Upcoming Meetings

Parish Council

16 Sep 25 - 19:00

Agenda

Public Convenience in the car park of the Red Lion

Paulton Parish Council are pleased to advise that the public convenience situated on the left as you enter the car park of the Red Lion is back in operation. The new door allows users of the facility to lock the door from the inside. Paulton Parish Council run this facility and we will be addressing the condition of the building in the next few months. If there are any volunteers who would like to help with the decoration of the facility, please contact the Clerk either by email, clerk@paultonparishcouncil.gov.uk or telephone 01761 413644. 

 Allowance of Dogs within the Cemetery 

A polite reminder that dogs are permitted in the cemetery grounds but must be kept on a lead at all times. Please do not allow your dog to urinate against memorials. If your dog fouls in the cemetery, please remove and place in an appropriate bin.

DOG WASTE BIN AT OXLEAZE 

PLEASE COULD DOG OWNERS REFRAIN FROM LEAVING THE WASTE AT THE BIN IF THE BIN IS FULL. THE WASTE CAN BE DISPOSED OF IN YOUR OWN BINS AT YOUR RESIDENCE. LEAVING THE BIN OVER FLOWING IS A HEALTH HAZARD AND WILL ATTRACT FOXES.