Whats Happening in the Community

If you are interested in joining a group in the village all the activities and groups can be found in the Quantock Messenger which can be picked up in the local Shop or at the Village Library.

If you would like to become more active

Visit the Somerset Activity Sports Partnership Website https://www.sasp.co.uk

Walking Groups

Nether Stowey Walking Group meets every Tuesday at 10.30am for those walks which start at the Medical Centre and some from further afield throughout the Quantock AONB (those walks start a little earlier, meeting at the Medical Centre at 10.15am and sharing a lift to the location).

Lifts can be organised and these can be arranged through the walk leaders who run the walks as advertised for each walk posters and leaflets on walks each month are available on this web site, at the Nether Stowey Tom Poole Library, and by Dispensary at the Quantock Medical Centre..

Gentle Walks

There are also Gentle walks around Nether Stowey for complete beginners and those wanting to get a little bit more mobile with a walk leader, all walks are adjusted to suit the needs of the group, and finish at the Library for a drink,

These walks start form the Nether Stowey Church centre every other Wednesday at 10 am. Contact Georgina on 07599654679 or Steve on 07747127334 to find out when the next walk is or if you have any questions.

For more information on walking visit https://www.sasp.co.uk/health-walks . The programme changes every month.

STOWEY WALKING GROUP

PROGRAMME – NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2025

2 Boot (XX)– 2 hours approx., may include steps, ascents/descents, uneven paths, stiles and gates.

3 Boot (XXX) -3 hours approx. – as above but longer and more challenging. May include steeper ascents and descents.

Where start point is not the Church Centre, car – share/lifts available from there leaving 10.15am. Walks leave start point at 10.30am unless otherwise stated. Some walks can be muddy and slippery if wet, particularly those across open fields and woodland. Therefore, suitable footwear is essential and perhaps stick/trekking poles. In the event of a heatwave, hats and water are recommended. In case of inclement weather check with walk leader on telephone number as below. ** = carpark charge payable.

Unfortunately, we cannot allow dogs on these walks

You are reminded that you undertake these walks at your own risk. If you have any medical conditions you should consult a medical professional.

Date	Start Point	Description	WC		Leader
NOV 4TH XXX	OPTIONS 1.CHURCH CENTRE 2. GREAT WOOD DEPENDING ON WEATHER	1.STOGURSEY CASTLE AND RETURN 2.ST DAVID’S WELL IF WILL ADVISE WHEN WEATHER SITUATION CLEARER			IF IF
NOV 11TH XX	OLD BRIDGE CANNINGTON	1.5 HRS EASY WALK AROUND CANNINGTON, FOLLOWED BY HINKLEY POINT VISITOR CENTRE AND LUNCH AT WALLED GARDEN	Y	Y	AW
NOV 18TH XX	CHURCH CENTRE 10.10AM OR LYDEARD HILL CAR PARK. 10.30	TRISCOMBE STONE AND RETURN. TRACKS, SOME PUDDLES, MUD IN PLACES AFTERWARDS AT ROCKING HORSE CAFE	N	Y	DF
NOV 25TH XX	YMCA BRIDGWATER	MEADS ECOPARK AND CANAL WALK. LUNCH AT PURPLE SPOON	y	y	GE
DEC 2ND xx	STAPLE PLAIN	CIRCULAR WALK ON RIDGE, UNDULATING. MOSTLY GOOD UNDERFOOT	N	N	LA
DEC 9TH xx	CHURCH CENTRE	WHITNELL/FIDDINGTON/ FIELDS AND PATHS. BE PREPARED FOR DIVERSION/OBSTRUCTIONS	Y	N	LA
DEC 16TH	CHURCH CENTRE	SHORT WALK FOLLOWED BY LUNCH AT BLACKMORE FARM	Y	Y	TBA

Tel:- (AW) Ann White – 01278 733027 ; (IF); Ian Faris; 01278 733180;;(LA)Lynne Abbott – 01278 732228;; (GE): Geoff Every – 07857 203079; (DF); Di Faris;07506 772642