North Cadbury & Yarlington Parish Website
Revised Waste Collection Dates
We would like to draw your attention to the special arrangements for the Diamond Jubilee
Somerset food waste to provide energy for homes
Collecting waste food is a huge enterprise. The average household only puts a few kilos in their brown bins each week but it adds up to 20,000 tons every year.
At the moment it's turned into compost near Castle Cary but that process uses electricity to heat the stuff up.
This web site is designed to tell of the many attractions awaiting visitors, as well as serving as a centre of information for all who live in the parishes and round about..
The Civil Parishes of North Cadbury and Yarlington share one Parish Council and comprise the four villages of Galhampton, North Cadbury, Yarlington and Woolston. They are just to the South and West of the delightful little town of Castle Cary and just North of the A303 trunk route from London to the South West. Mostly farmland and orchards, the parishes are proud to be the home of two of the very best cheese makers in Somerset. Our orchards contribute many gallons of the cider for which Somerset is renowned world wide. Farms in the parishes grow thousands of tons of potatoes amongst a wide range of agricultural crops. At the other end of the scale we are pleased to host a company servicing many types of helicopter.