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SSDC Community Heritage Access Centre (CHAC) is delighted to announce that it has secured funding as part of the Small Grant Big Improvement programme from South West Museum's Development.

Four new species of bats were recorded recently during a bat survey at Yeovil Country Park, including the Barbastelle bat, one of Britain's rarest mammals.

It's time to get into the spirit of Halloween at Yeovil Country Park this October half term so dust off your costumes and get your face paints at the ready.

For the sixth year, Yeovil's Community Heritage Access Centre (CHAC) has compiled a calendar that celebrates the history of the town.

A new play area has been opened in Yeovil as a part of South Somerset District Council's aim of increasing the quality and quantity of play opportunities in the district.

Hundreds of families arrived in Yeovil for free fun including tree climbing, stilt walkers and water games at the National Playday event on Wednesday 1 August.

Saturday 14 July will see the Valley Gardens decorated with flowers, foliage and candles when the popular Well Dressing event returns to Yeovil Country Park.

The front of house area at the District Council's offices in Petters Way will see a redesign which will offer customers a better experience with a fresh, modern and contemporary environment.

A new walking leaflet that aims to help visitors explore more areas of Ham Hill Country Park has been produced by The Friends of Ham Hill.

Current Somerset County and former England cricketer Marcus Trescothick officially reopened the new Bowls and Cricket pavilion at the Westlands site in Yeovil on Sunday (3 June 2018).

Adults across South Somerset are being encouraged to take part in free cycling sessions that will help get people back on their bikes and feel healthier.

Join the 3 billy goats gruff and many more magical Fairy Tale characters at Yeovil Country Park this May half term.

Once upon a time in the most wonderful land of all of Somerset, a truly magical event was being planned by South Somerset District Councils' Countryside Rangers…