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More Let’s Talk sessions – get help tackling tricky conversations
Local community group Let’s Talk offer regular sessions teaching tools and approaches to make tricky conversations easier, and hopefully more productive for everyone involved.
Six Inches of Soil screening at Frome Town Hall
A screening of Six Inches of Soil on Thursday 3rd October from 7pm to 9.30pm tells the stories of three young English farmers, who are applying regenerative…
Activities on the Mary Baily field and a chance to talk about the space
Frome Town Council are offering free family activities and a wildlife mapping session with the Wild Bunch on the Mary Baily field on Saturday 28th September…
FTC welcomes news of a banking hub for Frome
Frome Town Council welcomes the news that Frome will have a banking hub, offering a full range of banking services.
Frome Matters – 12th September
Read all the latest news, from 50th anniversary celebrations to building a picture of Frome and a new service at the Welcome Hub.
Save money and get tips this autumn with Fairer Warmth 
Frome Town Council’s Healthy Homes team are inviting Frome residents to sign up to Fairer Warmth, an online tool designed to help people save energy,…
Wild Bunch column – Here come the slugs again!
Slugs are wildlife too…but invite other wildlife in to protect your veg this autumn!
Mayor’s column – 11th September 2024
Mayor Andy Jones reports back from meetings with the people and organisations of Frome.
Ramping up for Frome Skatepark fun day
Frome Skatepark Project, a community group raising funds for a new skatepark in Frome, is excited to announce a Skate Jam at Victoria Park on Saturday,…
Get outdoors this autumn with Frome’s volunteer rangers
Frome Town Council is recruiting new members for its volunteer ranger team, helping the town rangers tackle a variety of tasks in the town’s open…
The Launch of Lunch Bunch!
The Lunch Bunch trial has begin – join in the fun every Wednesday in September!
Latest from the Chamber 4th September
The topics under discussion at the September meeting of Frome Town Council had a common theme: a desire for the community in Frome to be…
Plastic Free. Period – join, learn, explore, switch
Plastic Free. Period, which is a unique collaboration of Frome Medical Practice and Frome Town Council and a part of Green & Healthy Frome, is…
Free support for survivors of sexual abuse in Frome
Safe Link’s support services for anyone affected by sexual violence or domestic abuse is now accessible face to face via a monthly drop in at…
Applications open for this year’s round of Community Grants
Are you looking to get a project for Frome off the ground but just can’t find the funding for it? Frome Town Council’s Grants Committee…
Frome Matters – 3rd September
Read all the latest news, from 50th anniversary celebrations to building a picture of Frome and a new service at the Welcome Hub.
Join the Retrofit team on 3rd September for help combatting damp in your home
The latest session from Frome Town Council’s Retrofit project takes place on Tuesday 3rd September at Frome Town Hall, from 7.30pm to 9pm. This month’s…
More support for charities and community groups
Frome Town Council’s latest support session for charities and community groups is at Frome Town Hall on Thursday 5th September, from 10am to 12pm.
Mayor’s column – 28th August 2024
A look back at the Community Celebration, Frome Running Festival and the Frome Talking Cafe.
More Play Pod events on 29th August
Join The Pod and FTC on Thursday 29th August for the final summer holiday pop-up play sessions at Brunel Green and Milk Street.
New date for dog event and a chance to view dog area plans
Join us on Sunday 8th Seotember from 9am to 11am at the Old Showfield.
Wild Bunch – another fantastic bat count!
On a beautiful, warm and clear evening, around 60 people in 11 teams made a total of 210 bat observations at the latest bat count.
Volunteers needed to make Frome’s bus stops sparkle
Could you spare a few hours to make Frome’s bus stops look their best this September?
Frome’s dog poo campaign ‘picks up’
Have you seen the stencils around town? FTC’s summer dog poo campaign continues.

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