Acton Turville Parish Council

Unfortunately, since our railway station was closed in 1968 (thank you Dr. Beeching!) and although the dilapidated buildings remain, the only way to reach Acton Turville is by road.  However, we have a thriving pub, a delightful 12th century church, a bustling village shop and post office and a highly regarded primary school (serving our village and our neighbours in Badminton and Tormarton).  In addition the villagers have recently raised many thousands of pounds in donations and grants to refurbish our children's play area in the recreation ground.  No mean feat for such a small community as ours.  We are rightly proud of our village.

At the bottom of this page are some photographs of our village from our resident photo archivist, Ray Bird,for you to enjoy. Please note that copyright is retained by the photographer. 

We hope you will find time to visit us and see why we love living here.  A warm welcome is waiting for you.

If you do visit, please respect the speed limits on the local roads - many horse riders and cyclists use the roads and our Community Speed Watch team are active throughout the area to help keep everyone safe!

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"To reflect the need for accessing information online from public sector organisations, The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018 aim to ensure reasonable adjustments to websites are made, so they are accessible to people with various disabilities. From 23 September 2020, all local councils must have an action plan and an accessibility statement in place and would have started work to their websites to become more accessible." View the Acton Turville Parish Council action plan and accessibility statement.