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Free tickets for South West Homebuilding & Renovating Show – here’s how to claim yours

By Laura Linham

12th Oct 2024 | Local News

Tthe show is perfect for anyone who wants to browse, compare, and get hands-on with products

Home renovators and DIY enthusiasts in Shepton Mallet can get two tickets worth £24 for free – but you’ll need to act fast.

Love food? Catering manager job among the jobs on offer in Street and Glastonbury this week

By Laura Linham

11th Oct 2024 | Local News

A Spanish Teacher role is available at a local academy in Street.

With opportunities ranging from catering to construction and everything in between, Glastonbury and Street have a little something for everyone.

Warm spaces in Street and Glastonbury offer support as temperatures drop

By Laura Linham

11th Oct 2024 | Local News

Here’s a list of the key warm spaces in Street and Glastonbury

These venues provide a welcoming environment, free Wi-Fi, refreshments, and a place to connect with the community.

Glastonbury Town Council considers £850,000 loan to complete St Dunstan’s House project

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

11th Oct 2024 | Local News

The health and well-being centre was allocated £1.52m from the town deal grant, following the government’s approval of the final business case for the project in September 2022.

Town council seeks residents’ views as project costs rise amid high inflation in construction sector.

Glastonbury Festival 2025 tickets: Everything you need to know about prices, sale dates, and how to register

By Laura Linham

11th Oct 2024 | Local News

Plan ahead for Glastonbury 2025 with our guide on securing tickets. (SWNS)

Get ready for Glastonbury 2025: essential tips on when tickets go on sale and how to secure yours.

MP calls for better mental health support in Glastonbury’s rural communities

By Laura Linham

10th Oct 2024 | Local News

The local MP warns that rural isolation, rising costs, and government cuts are pushing many farmers and residents to breaking point.

Glastonbury-made glove at centre of Muhammad Ali auction row

By Laura Linham

10th Oct 2024 | Local News

Stuart claims the glove was returned to its makers, Baily’s, straight after the fight. (Photos: SWNS)

A boxing glove crafted in Glastonbury and claimed to be from Ali’s 1963 fight against Henry Cooper is back on the market.

Weekend fun in Street and Glastonbury: Food, flea markets, and plenty of autumn vibes

By Laura Linham

10th Oct 2024 | Local News

Abba Arrival are heading to Wells this weekend.

From artisan food festivals to unique market finds, there’s plenty happening across Street and Glastonbury this weekend.

Glastonbury’s Old Tannery changes hands as family prepares for new challenge at The Mitre

By Laura Linham

9th Oct 2024 | Local News

The Old Tannery in Glastonbury (The Old Tannery/Facebook)

Matt and Anneliese, who have run the beloved eatery for several years, shared the news with a heartfelt message on social media.

Street housing development takes step forward as environmental study ruled out

By Laura Linham

9th Oct 2024 | Local News

Street housing project clears major hurdle as council greenlights next steps

Decision that no Environmental Impact Assessment is needed helps paves the way for 160 new homes at the Brooks Farm site.

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