Hydropower

There has been a mill here since Saxon times – the Saxons built this original stone weir. The mill was

Hewletts Mill dates back to 1780’s, even though there is mention of a mill on this site in the Doomsday

Hapsford Mill was built in the 18th Century.  It was fitted with a Crossflow turbine and commissioned in July 2010,

Hainbury mill is thought to date to the medieval period, the earliest records date to 1392 when it is referred

There has been a mill here since 1290 when the Lord of the Manor gave permission for John le Gaunt

One of the oldest watermills in the country, built on a site where there has been a mill milling corn

There were two mills in Martock Manor in 1086 paying 35s, probably corresponding with the two long established mills in

Beasley Hydro and weir were constructed for The Dulverton Electric Lighting Company in c1912 to supply electricity to Dulverton. It