Corfe Mullen Town Council would like to express its deepest sympathies to the Queen and Royal Family on the death of HRH Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh. An E-book of condolence has been opened by the Royal Family and may be signed here. Physical books of condolence will not be available for the public due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Welcome to the Corfe Mullen Town Council website. We hope you will find the website a valuable resource to find out more about what is happening within the Town Council.
We also have a Facebook group 'Corfe Mullen Town Council' for you to keep up to date. This is open to any member of the public to join, subject to Facebook rules and standards. We also ask those wanting to join three short questions so we can understand who is interested in Town Council business, and why, so we understand what might be useful for us to post. You can request to join the group and answer the 3 questions here.
Following Government guidelines, the Town Council Office re-opened to the public on Monday 12 April 2021 at 9am. All visitors will be asked to wear masks and use the sanitiser available on entering the office. Only one person at any one time will be permitted to enter into the office. You can still contact us by telephone and email between 9am and 2pm Monday to Friday.
Telephone 01202 698600 between 9am and 2pm Monday to Friday or email office@corfemullen-tc.gov.uk.
Councillor surgery - currently suspended.
Corfe Mullen is a large civil parish in the county of Dorset, situated on the north-western urban fringe of the Poole-Bournemouth conurbation. Although set on the edge of an urban area, Corfe Mullen is surrounded by the Green Belt and forms part of the rural district of East Dorset.
The name Corfe Mullen is from the Old English corf "a cutting or pass", and the Old French molin "a Mill" which refers to the old water mill on the River Stour, where the original village stood.
Although large, Corfe Mullen retains its village identity with four churches, three pubs, three schools, various shops and local businesses, a village hall, and a whole host of community and sports organisations which help to preserve the community spirit and sense of belonging.
The Town Council has secured excellent recreational facilities for the enjoyment of residents: 44 acres at Corfe Mullen Recreation Ground, plus over 11 acres at Springdale Road Open Space in the southern part of the village. It also owns the Towers Way Amenity Area.
Walk 1 The Parish Walk (10 miles)
Walk 2 The East End Walk (3 3/4 miles)
Walk 3 The Heritage Walk (4 1/2 miles)
Walk 4 The Heath and Valley Walk (5 1/2 miles)
History Notes