People Powered Change

CAG Somerset provides free support to a thriving network of local Community Action Groups. Each group is working to improve environmental sustainability and resilience locally.  Group activities include reuse, repair, waste reduction, sharing, surplus food, composting, tackling climate change or encouraging sustainable behaviours within communities as part of their wider ambitions.

Welcome to our newest members

Wivey-Welly Bus User Group

The Wivey-Welly Bus User Group is the first transport group to join the CAG network. They are…

Friends of Burnham beach

We started our activities in 2016. There was an ongoing problem with large amounts of litter accumulating…

Fair Frome

Fair Frome are an organisation that deliver many projects and levels of support within their community to help…

CAG Somerset news

Latest news from the Somerset community action groups.

Shepton Mallet Community Fridge Embarks on an exciting new chapter!

After more than three years of success, the Shepton Mallet Community Fridge is stepping into an exciting…

Upcoming events

Events from the Somerset community action groups.

Monday, 29 December @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Green Illminster Share and Repair shop

18 silver street

Ilminster

Green Ilminster share and repair shop. We opened our doors in February 2022, with the aim of…

Tuesday, 30 December @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Sewing Hub – Chard Community Hub

Boden center, Boden street

Chard

Our aim is to repair & reuse clothing etc instead of throwing away. Sewing Hub isn’t just…

CAG success story

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Meaningful impact from CAG members

From April 2024 to April 2025, CAG network members have continued to demonstrate the incredible impact that can be achieved when people unite around shared goals. The infographic above draws on data collected from CAG Somerset members, highlighting their inspiring work. We’re proud to support this growing network of individuals committed to building stronger, more connected, and resilient communities.

One toaster repaired or a single loaf of bread saved may seem small in isolation—but together, these actions have the power to create meaningful change.

We’re constantly inspired by the achievements of our CAG members, and we can’t wait to see what this expanding network will accomplish next.