The villages of Semley and Sedgehill lie astride the A350 approximately 3 miles to the north of Shaftesbury in the County of Wiltshire. This website is sponsored by Sedgehill and Semley Parish Council. It is the Council’s intention to use the site to publish notices of community interest that we receive from our county council. These might include updates from our police, contact details for your parish councillors (and other community-minded individuals), together with a list of their responsibilities. Also included will be matters of a general interest which we hope will help visitors to our villages as well as people who live here.
Latest Notices
Sedgehill and Semley Parish Council Meeting – 6th July
The Parish Council Meeting scheduled for Monday 6th July at 7.30pm will go ahead as planned. The meeting will take place in Sedgehill Village Hall with social distancing rules being applied. Members of the public are welcome to attend but we would be grateful, if at all possible, if you could let the parish clerkContinue reading
Tisbury and District Link Scheme – appeal for volunteers
The Tisbury & District Link Scheme, is one of 43 Link schemes in Wiltshire governed by Community First, a charity based in Devizes. They urgently need new volunteers and have asked the Parish Council to publish their details. See below for more information. The Tisbury & District Link Scheme is a voluntary group which offers aContinue reading
Parish Council procedures during the lockdown
The Parish Council has been forced to change how it operates due to the current situation. Please click on the link for details. SSPC – PC procedure during COVID-19
Revised Parish Council meeting dates
SSPC Meeting Dates 2020 Revised
Semley Defibrillator, Church Farm
During the current COVID 19 crisis, first responders to medical emergencies should not give mouth to mouth resuscitation (even if the patient is not breathing); chest compressions should be used only. The defibrillator can be used if required, but the talking prompts on giving mouth to mouth breaths are to be ignored. Only use chest compressionsContinue reading