Public car parking, roadworks and highway responsibilities, Bridgwater coach station and the Local Transport Plan.
Sedgemoor has a unique natural environment that includes fantastic habitats, such as 12 miles of coastline, areas of outstanding natural beauty, and the Somerset Levels and Moors.
CCTV helps to reduce crime and the fear of crime. Sedgemoor District Council's investment in CCTV is vast, currently monitoring 150 cameras in eight towns.
Our food and health and safety team ensures compliance with the Food Safety Act and the Health and Safety at Work Act, and their associated regulations within Sedgemoor.
The Clean Surroundings section at Sedgemoor District Council are responsible funeral, cremation and memorial arrangements as well as the upkeep of a number of cemeteries.
Find out about current health issues, becoming more active and finding things to do in your area.
Sedgemoor District Council is responsible for lighting units on council owned land such as parks, car parks, open spaces and footpaths through 'Homes in Sedgemoor' estates.
Sedgemoor District Council provides and maintains public open spaces within the Sedgemoor area.
Sedgemoor District Council provides a number of public conveniences throughout Sedgemoor.
Sedgemoor Lifeline is a service that offers 24 hour assistance to people living in the community.
Building Control manages the naming of streets and the numbering or naming of properties within a street. It is important that you and your street can be located quickly by the emergency services.
Sedgemoor District Council fulfils its duties to pick up stray dogs and enforce dog fouling legislation by the employing two full time dog wardens.
Sedgemoor District Council has an important role in protecting the district's natural assets through a wide range of activities.
Find out about safety in your community, planning and allotments.