Ubley Parish in the Chew Valley

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. 

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. 

Latest News: This website for Ubley will shortly be revamped and will be updated much more regularly. Keep a look out for the new site.

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. 

Ubley Parish website back but not in full working order yet

The Ubley website is up and running after having been suspended after being subject to hacking.

However, as you can probably see, the presentation leaves a lot to be desired. We are working with the hosting organisation to sort this out but please bear with us.

Don’t delay seeking medical help because of coronavirus

People living in Bath and North East Somerset are being advised not to let worries about coronavirus stop them asking for medical help for themselves or their children if they become ill, have a serious accident or have a concern about their health. They are also being warned that not seeking medical help for symptoms that could be the early warning signs of serious conditions such as cancer could be putting lives at risk.

The warning comes as new data shows a considerable drop in the number of people coming forward to ask their GP for help and advice during the coronavirus outbreak. Recent statistics show that, in Bath alone, the total number of weekly referrals from GPs to the Royal United Hospital have fallen from around 2,000 at the beginning of March to 300 at the end of April.

Read more: Don’t delay seeking medical help because of coronavirus

Update on Ubley response to Covid-19 as at Tuesday 24th March

Dear Villagers

We would just like to update you and give some information on local businesses offering Home Deliveries of food.

• There are NO known cases of Covid 19 in the village - but remember to observe strictly the national guidance in order to avoid the illness and keep us all safe.
• Please advise us immediately if you become ill or know of someone who has.
• We now have over 20 Village Helpers on our list - a great response.
• Some Helpers are already in action providing local support to neighbours or those close by. Thank you for this.
• Local businesses doing Home Deliveries are;-
• Blagdon Stores - All Groceries, Toiletries etc. Min.Spend £10. Contact: Phone;01761 462238
• New Manor Farm - All shop items; Min.Spend £25 . Order via:chewvalleydairy.co.uk and scroll down to "Order direct from our Farm Shop" form.
• Arthur David Foods - Fruit & Veg, Bakery, Dairy.;Min.Spend £25. Order via: arthurdavid.co.uk - now planned to be operational by tomorrow, Tuesday 24th.
• And, for a drive-in Dairy products service, Yeo Valley are hoping to set this up very soon at their HQ/Restaurant in Rhodyate, Blagdon.

Read more: Update on Ubley response to Covid-19 as at Tuesday 24th March

Next Parish Council meeting

The next Parish Council meeting was scheduled for Thursday 2nd April together with the Annual Parish Meeting (APM).  Obviously in the current situation the APM has been postponed.  The Parish Council is continuing to function and is trying to progress all urgent work over email etc. We will continue to provide updates

Energy at Home Advice

The Council’s Energy at Home Advice team are holding a drop-in surgery in Midsomer Norton Library, Tuesday 25th March, 10.30am - 3.30pm.

Sometimes speaking to someone in person makes all the difference. On Tuesday, you'll be able to get advice on making your home more comfortable and energy efficient including switching energy suppliers, tackling mould and damp, using storage heaters, smart meters, boiler controls and insulation. The team can also advise on ways to pay for energy saving home improvements, book assessments for your home and find accredited installers.

Read more: Energy at Home Advice

B&NES Revised Mobile Library Routes

B&NES Revised Mobile Library Routes – from 24^th February

Read more: B&NES Revised Mobile Library Routes

B&NES asks: Could you make a difference to a young person’s start in life?

A call for more residents to provide vulnerable young people with a safe and supportive home environment they may never have had before in their lives is being made by B&NES Council.

Read more: B&NES asks: Could you make a difference to a young person’s start in life?

AB&NES Revised Mobile Library Routes

B&NES Revised Mobile Library Routes – from 24^th February

Read more: AB&NES Revised Mobile Library Routes