Midsomer Norton Town Trust is inviting residents, community groups and local organisations to an informal community evening on Tuesday 10 November, where they can hear what is happening with the Trust’s assets, share their views and ideas, and find out how to get involved.
The Trust looks after a number of community assets in the town: the Somer Centre, Town Park, St Chad’s Well, Silver Street Nature Reserve and Withies Lane. The Trust’s Annual General Meeting will be held as part of the evening, in a relaxed and informal format, with a short annual update followed by an open discussion.
The Trust is also keen to hear from anyone who would like to help look after these spaces, whether that is a regular commitment or something occasional. People with a particular skill, an interest in a particular site, or just a bit of spare time are all welcome, and no experience is needed.
Councillor Cheryl Scott, Chair of the Town Trust Management Committee, said: “We want residents to hear what is happening with these assets and to tell us what matters to them. If you’d like to help shape how they are looked after, or lend a hand, come and have a cup of tea and a chat. Everyone is welcome, whether you use the Somer Centre, walk in the park or simply want to know more.”
Event details
Date: Tuesday 10 November 2026
Venue: Somer Centre Small Hall, Gullock Tyning, Midsomer Norton, BA3 2UH
5.30pm Doors open, tea and cake
6.00pm Welcome and short AGM update
6.15pm Community discussion and have your say
7.30pm Close
Anyone planning to attend is asked to RSVP to towntrust@msn-tc.gov.uk with the number attending and any dietary or accessibility requirements. People who can’t make the evening but would like to get involved are welcome to email the same address.
