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Latest Town Council Newsletter
Archive of Town council newsletters

Notice of Vacancy of Councillor

3/2/2026

 
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Please click on the image to read the notice 

Town Council office closed 29.01.26

28/1/2026

 
The Town Council office will be closed on Thursday 29th January.
If you need to contact us please leave an answer phone message  01963 364276
or send an e mail [email protected]
​which we will pick up on Monday 2nd February. 

Ring Street Road closure January 2026

5/1/2026

 
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Happy New Year

31/12/2025

 
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Members & staff of Stalbridge Town Council wish Stalbridge residents a peaceful & prosperous 2026

Town Council newsletter December 2025

15/12/2025

 
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Click on the image to read the latest Town Council newsletter 

Stalbridge Town Council grant applications period open

10/12/2025

 
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Organisations requesting financial assistance are required to submit by 31st December. Click on the image above to read the policy and for access to the application form.  

A message from the Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner

9/12/2025

 
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Christmas Town Council Officer hours

9/12/2025

 
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22nd - 24th December - closed holiday

25th December - closed bank holiday

26th December - office not open on Fridays

29th & 30th December - closed holiday

1st January - closed bank holiday

Improving the mobile network within Stalbridge .

9/12/2025

 
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At the Town Council meeting of the 18th of June it was resolved that the Town Council will work with Atlas to improve the mobile network within the Town.
​Please click on the image to engage with the Atlas Community Questionnaire. 

Welcome to New Town Council Member

9/12/2025

 
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​ Samantha Spicer has lifelong connections to the town. Being part of this community across generations means a great deal to her, and it’s a big part of why she cares so much about Stalbridge’s future. She has a history of working with animals and a deep love for our rural way of life from  green spaces and wildlife to the traditions that make Stalbridge such a special place. Inclusion is also a major passion of hers. As a parent to a child with additional needs, she spent years promoting understanding, accessibility and equal opportunities, both in his education and through her work on the inclusion advisory panel at Dorset County Museum. She is committed to keeping our community thriving, protecting our countryside, and ensuring every resident feels heard, valued and included. 
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