Welcome to Ubley Parish
Ubley Parish nestles in the Chew Valley with the Mendip hills to the south and Bristol with all its amenities to the north. With glorious views over Blagdon Lake and excellent community facilities such as a Pre-school, Primary School, two churches and a modern and well equipped Parish Hall, Ubley Parish is one of the jewels in the Mendip Hills AONB ( Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Much of Ubley village also sits within a conservation area.
This site, provided by the Ubley Parish Council, is intended to support the community in communicating important information about facilities, events and local services as well as information such as Parish Council meeting minutes and links to other web sites supporting the local community.
The website is new and we hope to build up the content over a period of months so please come and visit regularly to see how it progresses.
If you would like to make comments on this site, have ideas for improvements or would like to contribute please contact the site administrator at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or any of the parish councillors listed in the Parish Council pages.
Latest Public Events
Next Events:
Look out for information on events coming in January and February.
For all public events in the next 6 months click All Public Events
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TrueSpeed in the village - an update
10th October – update.
TrueSpeed are working through the village to install their superfast Broadband. The Parish Council has tried over recent weeks to get details of their work schedule without success. Eventually we managed to get TrueSpeed to attend our Council meeting last Thursday. We now have points of contact but, as you will see, the work is going ahead anyway through agreements TrueSpeed has with B&NES Council. We will, however, continue to try to get as much information from them as we can.
Most of the implementation work will be using cables attached to the various Western Power and BT poles. There are, however a couple of locations where they say they’ll need to dig up the roads. They will leaflet locals in these areas to let them know what’s going on. They are also putting poles up the first part of The Sidelings and will mean cutting vegetation back as part of this.
We will pass on any further information we can obtain.
Activities in 2018
Ubley PubleyLook out for notices at the cross each monthLook out for future events.