Parish Council

Frequently Asked Questions

Useful information about the Parish Council, meetings and documents, as well as local services, accommodation and visiting Snowdrop Valley.

What is Wheddon Cross and Cutcombe Parish Council?

Wheddon Cross and Cutcombe Parish Council serves the local parish community on Exmoor. The website provides information about councillors, meetings, council documents, finance, local services and community information.

When are Parish Council meetings held?

Parish Council meetings are generally held in the Moorland Hall at Wheddon Cross on the third Tuesday of each month unless the agenda states otherwise. No ordinary meetings are normally held in January or August unless an extraordinary meeting is required.

Where can I find Parish Council agendas and minutes?

The Parish Council Meetings section lists meeting information and provides links to available agendas, minutes, correspondence reports, schedules of payments and other supporting documents.

How can I contact the Parish Council?

You can contact the Parish Council through the contact form on the website. The Parish Clerk and Responsible Finance Officer can also be contacted at clerk@cutcombepc.org.uk.

Where can I find the Parish Council’s finance information?

The Finance Documents section contains published budgets, budget outturns, annual governance and accounting statements, internal and external audit reports, public rights notices and other financial information.

Where can I find Parish Council policies and official documents?

The Official Documents section contains current policies, standing orders, financial regulations, data protection information, terms of reference and other formal Parish Council documents.

Where can I find local businesses and accommodation?

The website has a local business directory and a separate accommodation section covering places to stay in and around Wheddon Cross and Cutcombe.

When can I visit Snowdrop Valley?

Snowdrop Valley is a seasonal attraction near Wheddon Cross that is normally opened for public access while the snowdrops are in bloom during February. Opening arrangements, parking information and current visitor guidance are published on the Snowdrop Valley page each year.