WELCOME!

 

Holcombe Parish Council represents and promotes the best interests of the people of Holcombe. This website is here to inform you about what we do and how we do it, as well as to gather your views and comments.

CORONAVIRUS  

AND COUNCIL MEETINGS

 

Due to the Coronavirus Holcombe Parish Council will not be holding its meeting in the Village Hall, Holcombe on Tuesday 7th April 2020, but will conduct a virtual meeting of urgent items by email.

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If you have any items that you wanted to raise under the public forum then please email the Clerk using clerk@holcombepc.org.uk or call 07971 516916

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To view the agenda for the virtual meeting please click the here

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Holcombe is situated about 12 miles south of Bath, in Somerset. 'Holcombe' is descriptive of the original village, i.e. A dingle or enclosed valley in the hills. 'Hole-in-the Combe'. The land is mostly pasture; the soil, rich and red, abounds in coal. The inhabitants used natural products of the soil for agriculture, coalmining, iron smelting, pottery, glass, vine growing, brewing, silk winding, wool combing and dyeing. In recent centuries, the industries were dairy farming, quarrying, cement and timber works, brewing and coal mining.