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Communities gather in Glastonbury and Street for poignant Remembrance Day ceremonies

By Laura Linham

10th Nov 2024 | Local News

A veteran kneels at the war memorial in Glastonbury, paying tribute to those who lost their lives in conflict. (LL)

Residents in Wells, Glastonbury, Street, and Shepton Mallet honour those who served with moving ceremonies, wreath-laying, and moments of reflection.

Red Brick Building reopens expanded event space with new line-up of community events

By Laura Linham

8th Nov 2024 | Local News

The newly expanded event space at the Red Brick Building is set to host a wide range of community events and gatherings, from live music to local fundraisers

Revamped and ready: Red Brick Building's event space reopens with a full calendar of community events.

Hot jobs in Street and Glastonbury: your next career could be just around the corner!

By Laura Linham

8th Nov 2024 | Local News

New job opportunities are popping up across Street and Glastonbury – could one of these be your next career move?

From teaching and timber to tacos and teamwork – see what’s cooking on the job front this week!.

Residents call for stricter noise controls at Glastonbury Festival

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

8th Nov 2024 | Local News

Aerial Shot Of The 2019 Glastonbury Festival. CREDIT: Planning Sphere.

Locals urge Somerset Council to tighten noise monitoring amid claims of disturbance from 2024 event.

Glastonbury homeless accommodation plans redirected after council refusal

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

8th Nov 2024 | Local News

Helen Bedser, chief executive of Julian House (Image: Julian House)

Julian House to buy properties across Mendip after proposal for new units in town is turned down.

Wookey Hole brings festive fun and cheeky cheer to Somerset this winter

By Laura Linham

8th Nov 2024 | Local News

Wookey Hole’s Winter Wonderland lights up the season with over 100,000 fairy lights and festive fun for all the family!

From Santa’s Grotto to adults-only panto, Wookey Hole is set to deliver a winter season packed with laughs and surprises.

Crime rates drop in Glastonbury, but police continue to monitor anti-social behaviour and violent crime

By Laura Linham

7th Nov 2024 | Local News

Police in Glastonbury are focusing on community safety following a rise in public order offences, despite an overall drop in crime rates. (LL)

September figures show a reduction in incidents, though public order offences see a sharp rise.

Glastonbury RAF veteran to march in memory of family at Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday

By Laura Linham

7th Nov 2024 | Local News

This Sunday, as Glastonbury joins the nation in marking Remembrance Sunday, Ray Tillbrook will march with pride at the Cenotaph.

Ray Tillbrook will pay tribute to his late wife and family’s military legacy with SSAFA. .

What's on in Street and Glastonbury this weekend: live music, workshops, and Remembrance events

By Laura Linham

7th Nov 2024 | Local News

The Wille Edwards Duo is playing in Glastonbury this weekend.

Explore a full weekend of events across Street and Glastonbury, with everything from reiki sessions to Sunday’s Remembrance commemorations.

Remembrance events in Street and Glastonbury 2024: parade routes, wreath-laying, and service times

By Laura Linham

6th Nov 2024 | Local News

Join Street and Glastonbury in honouring remembrance day with parades, wreath-laying ceremonies, and services on 10 and 11 November.

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