Stogumber with the Quantock hills behind
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Looking over the village towards the Quantocks

Stogumber is a picturesque but thriving village set in a valley between the Quantock and Brendon Hills in West Somerset. With a population of approximately 600, the main enterprise is agriculture and the village is surrounded by rolling farmland. The Parish comprises the village itself and several hamlets, including Vellow, Capton, Kingswood, Coleford Water and the "Vexfords". The focal point of the village is the Square, which contains the pub shop and St. Mary's Church, a large Norman church with an interesting William Morris style ceiling. The street leading up to the Square, High Street, is the most photographed part of the village, with its mix of colour-washed and thatched properties. The Village Hall and School are situated next to each other and both are a valuable asset to village life.

 
Stogumber Community Village Shop & Post Office is now run by volunteers.
Shop opening hours are: Mon-Fri 8-1 and 5-7, Sat 8-12, Sun 8-11.
The Post Office opens 9-12.30 Mon-Fri except Wed when it closes at 12.
Phone 01984 656214. See stogumbershop.co.uk for more information.

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We are most grateful to the Community Champions Fund South West and Church Restoration And Stogumber Heritage (C.R.A.S.H.) who have made this Website possible.