Urgent Road Closure: – ttrnS-ttro611189-WW-Higher Burton Road, East Coker

The road will be closed from 20th July – 24th July 2026 from 00.00 – 23.59 (5 days).

This will enable Wessex Water to replace communication pipe relay –

phased.

The contractor has indicated that access for Emergency Services

through the site  is not permitted on this occasion.

Please visit https://one.network/?tm=GB151323653 where you will see

the map of the affected area (in red), together with the supplieddiversion route (in blue).

Please note: this diversion route could be subject to change on review.

Temporary Road Closure: ttro110191S – Darvole Road, East Coker

Please follow the link to view the above road closure;

https://one.network/?tm=GB149127753 and the link for the Notice 2:https://api-gb.one.network/downloads/tm/1111/03-notice-2_149127753_4148093_7cf254a745.pdf

The order becomes effective on 22nd July 2026and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to commence on 31st July 2026 and last for 5 days to enable Openreach to carry out pole replacement works

Urgent Road Closure: – ttrn034117S – Main Street, East Coker

Please be aware that we have received a notification of a TTRN (urgent) road closure at Main Street, East Coker  which will commence on 13th July 2026 – 17th July 2026 (00:00 – 23:59) for a total of 5 days.

This will enable Wessex Water to repair a leak.

Please visit https://one.network/?tm=GB151096065 where you will see the map of the affected area (in red), together with the supplied diversion route (in blue).

Please note: this diversion route could be subject to change on review.

North Coker Triangle

Highways have just advised us that the road works at the triangle have been postponed.  We do not have a new date for the proposed works or road closure.

Local Roads

We would like to let you know that we are in regular contact with Somerset County Highways Department regarding many aspects of road maintenance and safety matters around the village.  We recognise that this is sadly becoming increasingly more necessary.