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Wife denies murder after husband fatally stabbed in Baltonsborough home

By Laura Linham

20th Nov 2024 2:00 pm | Local News

Henri Kekkonen, 41, died following an incident on 9 May at a property in Dunford Terrace, Baltonsborough.

Woman accused of killing husband says she cannot recall the incident, citing dissociative blackouts and mental health struggles.

Drone footage reveals historic decay of Baily’s Buildings as Glastonbury prepares for ambitious £11.5m revival

By Laura Linham

20th Nov 2024 11:00 am | Local News

Aerial footabe of the Baily's buildings in Glastonbury (Youtube/JustMadnessBoy)

Once a thriving Victorian tannery, the derelict Baily’s Buildings stand poised for transformation into a zero-carbon business hub.

The Script to headline Glastonbury Abbey Extravaganza 2025

By Laura Linham

20th Nov 2024 9:00 am | Local News

The Script will take centre stage at Glastonbury Abbey Extravaganza 2025, promising a night of music and celebration.

Tickets are now on sale for the August event, featuring live music, camping, and a fireworks finale in Glastonbury.

DJ crew 3SEVEN6 to support General Levy at Studio 24

By Laura Linham

20th Nov 2024 9:00 am | Local News

3SEVEN6, the DJ collective, will support General Levy at Studio 24 this December in a high-energy home performance.

DJ crew 3SEVEN6 to support jungle legend General Levy at Studio 24 in an unmissable December gig.

Glastonbury café wins prestigious award for second year running

By Laura Linham

19th Nov 2024 | Local News

Rainbow’s End Café in Glastonbury celebrates winning the prestigious Good Food Awards Gold Seal for the second year running.

Final call for donations as Victoria Club’s GoFundMe campaign nears closure

By Laura Linham

19th Nov 2024 | Local News

The Victoria Club in Street is calling for final donations to its GoFundMe campaign, set to close on 2 December.

Help secure the future of Street’s Victoria Club by donating to its GoFundMe campaign before it closes on 2 December.

Families invited to Santa’s Quiet Grotto for neurodiverse children

By Laura Linham

19th Nov 2024 | Local News

Santa’s Quiet Grotto at Dobbies creates a magical, sensory-friendly Christmas experience for neurodiverse children in Shepton Mallet.

Inclusive festive fun: Santa’s Quiet Grotto in Shepton Mallet offers a sensory-friendly Christmas experience for all.

Carnival organisers condemn driver behaviour and vandalism

By Laura Linham

18th Nov 2024 | Local News

Cars parking in residential streets before carnival in Glastonbury (LL)

Carnival organisers and police speak out after vandalism and aggressive behaviour mar Somerset’s historic celebrations.

Food hygiene ratings reveal places in need of improvement in Street and Glastonbury

By Laura Linham

18th Nov 2024 | Local News

The Food Standards Agency inspects businesses to ensure food safety, cleanliness, and proper management practices.

A handful of businesses in Street and Glastonbury are addressing food hygiene concerns following recent inspections by the FSA.

Petition launched to restore NHS dental practice in Glastonbury

By Laura Linham

18th Nov 2024 | Local News

Residents and campaigners hope that with enough backing, Glastonbury can secure the vital dental services the town has been without for far too long.

Campaigners call for urgent action to restore NHS dental services in Glastonbury, tackling a growing local health crisis.

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