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Donation boosts West Pennard School’s fundraising campaign for new play equipment

By Beccy Byrne

23rd Oct 2024 | Local News

Cheque presentation at West Pennard School

Local estate agency’s contribution brings school closer to its £30,000 target, supporting children's wellbeing and active play.

Record numbers attend Wells Festival of Literature as star-studded lineup draws crowds

By Laura Linham

23rd Oct 2024 | Local News

Over the Moon author A.C. Grayling meets fans at Wells Festival of Literature (credit: Jo Shepherd)

Wells Festival of Literature sees record crowds, with standout talks from big names and exciting new authors.

MP Sarah Dyke claimed council allowance after election win

By Laura Linham

22nd Oct 2024 | Local News

Sarah Dyke MP Speaking During The SEND Debate In Westminster Hall. CREDIT: Houses Of Parliament.

Sarah Dyke defends continuing to claim her councillor allowance, citing active local work before stepping down to focus on parliamentary duties.

Glastonbury survey demands action on affordable housing, green spaces, and illegal caravans

By Laura Linham

22nd Oct 2024 | Local News

Residents call for sustainable development and solutions to ongoing caravan issues in new neighbourhood plan.

Snow Dragon or Spready Mercury? Cast your vote to name Somerset's new gritters!

By Laura Linham

22nd Oct 2024 | Local News

er The winning names will be displayed on the sides of the gritters, and the schools behind the chosen entries will receive a special visit from the vehicles themselves.

Public voting opens to choose the winning names for Somerset's newest winter road gritters, with a shortlist of creative options from local schoolchildren.

Glastonbury MP urges action to save Somerset’s cider industry

By Laura Linham

22nd Oct 2024 | Local News

Somerset apple orchards play a vital role in supporting local wildlife, biodiversity, and the region’s cider-making heritage.

Sarah Dyke calls for reform as rising costs and taxes threaten traditional cider making. .

Clarks Village to break records with World’s Biggest Santa Skate at festive ice rink launch

By Laura Linham

21st Oct 2024 | Local News

Clarks Village aims for a world record with over 150 Santas skating at festive ice rink launch

Clarks Village will host the World’s Biggest Santa Skate, inviting over 150 Santas to take to the ice for a record-breaking attempt on 14 November.

Have your say: Glastonbury's future in your hands at town drop-in event

By Laura Linham

21st Oct 2024 | Local News

Glastonbury Town Hall will host a drop-in event on 3 November, giving residents the chance to influence the future of the town.

Locals invited to shape the town’s development, from housing to green spaces, at Glastonbury Town Hall.

Street Parish Council seeks new member to help shape the village’s future

By Laura Linham

21st Oct 2024 | Local News

Street Parish Rooms in Street (File photo)

The vacancy will be filled through co-option, with applications open to anyone eager to get involved in local decision-making.

Anti-social behaviour reports hit record low in Avon and Somerset

By Laura Linham

20th Oct 2024 | Local News

The charity Victim Support warned that many people still feel their concerns aren’t taken seriously.

Despite a drop in reported incidents, charity warns many victims feel their concerns aren’t taken seriously, suggesting true figures could be higher.

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