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MP calls for more Traveller sites in Somerset as Glastonbury residents raise concerns over unauthorised camps

By Laura Linham

12th Sep 2024 | Local News

MP Sarah Dyke urges government action on Traveller site provision as tensions rise in Glastonbury over unauthorised encampments.

Weekend highlights in Glastonbury & Street: Heritage celebrations, paddleboarding, and more

By Laura Linham

12th Sep 2024 | Local News

Fleecefest takes place in Glastonbury this weekend.

From Glastonbury’s youth-led FleeceFest to the Big Avon Paddle in Bath, there’s no shortage of fun and meaningful events this month.

Tor Fair – fireworks planned for Saturday

By Laura Linham

12th Sep 2024 | Local News

The organisers are calling on the community to continue supporting this historic event, which remains close to the hearts of many.

A fireworks display is planned for Saturday evening, weather permitting, adding to the excitement of this long-standing tradition.

More than 27% of Glastonbury crimes go unprosecuted, latest figures reveal

By Laura Linham

11th Sep 2024 | Local News

Data from Avon and Somerset Police reveals that 27.3% of crimes reported in the town in the last 12 months ended without prosecution (Photo: LL)

Data from Avon and Somerset Police reveals that 27.3% of crimes in the town ended without prosecution, with cases often falling through. .

Ofsted Roundup 2024: How Schools in the Street and Glastonbury fared in latest inspections

By Laura Linham

11th Sep 2024 | Local News

The latest Ofsted inspections reveal that schools in Street, Glastonbury, and Walton are largely performing well, with many achieving 'Good' ratings and some even earning 'Outstanding' recognition.

The latest Ofsted inspections highlight strong performances and areas for improvement among schools in Street, Glastonbury, and Walton. .

Glastonbury and Street residents warned about increase in pension fraud cases

By Laura Linham

11th Sep 2024 | Local News

Fraudsters often use unsolicited approaches, so locals should be particularly wary of unexpected calls, emails, or texts regarding their pensions. .

Glastonbury Abbey Medieval Fayre returns in 2025 with free entry for children under 16

By Laura Linham

10th Sep 2024 | Local News

Don’t miss out on this exciting weekend of medieval fun for the whole family!

Attendees can look forward to a wide range of medieval-themed entertainment, including live music, fire-breathing jesters, and the crowd-favourite Grand Joust.

Glastonbury Town Council launches community review to shape future plans

By Laura Linham

10th Sep 2024 | Local News

This initiative is one of the most ambitious surveys the town has ever undertaken. (file photo LL)

The survey, which runs until 30th September, will help guide the council’s future plans on topics ranging from access to services to the cost of living.

Crime rates hold steady in Glastonbury, but violent crime remains a concern

By Laura Linham

10th Sep 2024 | Local News

Violent crime continues to account for the largest portion of offences in the town. (File photo)

Despite overall crime levels holding steady, violent crime and anti-social behaviour continue to challenge the community.

Street Striders to host 48-hour runathon to fundraise for new clubhouse

By Laura Linham

10th Sep 2024 | Local News

Street Striders encourages everyone to get involved (FB/Street Striders)

Street Striders encourages everyone to get involved, whether by donating, spreading the word, or organising their own fundraising activities to support the club.

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