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Unity, history, and culture take centre stage in Glastonbury and Street this weekend

By Laura Linham

11th Apr 2024 | Local News

Cantilena is a four-part mixed choir of around 30 voices, whose repertoire seeks to be bold and wide-ranging.

This weekend is more than a schedule of events; it's a celebration of community, history, and culture that makes Glastonbury and Street so special. .

Glastonbury and Street residents urged to register to vote for upcoming PCC elections

By Laura Linham

10th Apr 2024 | Local News

For the first time, photo ID will be necessary for those voting in person.

Ensure you're registered by the 16 April deadline to participate in the upcoming elections. .

Meare unites to confront racism

By Laura Linham

10th Apr 2024 | Local News

Meare in Somerset. (Photo: Meare Parish Council)

The walk has been organised by a new group, Meare Community Strong, which has been set up in response to racist and harmful incidents in the village.

Somerton set for music and arts festival extravaganza in July

By Laura Linham

10th Apr 2024 | Local News

Final preparations are underway for this year's event, promising an unforgettable experience at Somerton Recreation Ground on the 7th and 8th of July. Final preparations are underway for this year's event, promising an unforgettable experience at Somerton Recreation Ground

Somerstock, the highlight of Somerton's festival season, is poised to offer a family-friendly experience in Somerset's scenic heart. .

Join the Street Neighbourhood Watch Association on Facebook for community updates and more

By Laura Linham

9th Apr 2024 | Local News

The Street Neighbourhood Watch Association invites you to join their growing Facebook community, a hub for local news, alerts, and more.

When Fleetwood Mac rocked Glastonbury: A nostalgic look back at the Town Hall's past

By Laura Linham

9th Apr 2024 | Local News

Glastonbury Town Hall once reverberated with the beats of Fleetwood Mac, marking an era when it was the heartbeat of youth culture. .

Here's how you can support Lost Projects, Glastonbury's thriving hub for urban arts

By Laura Linham

9th Apr 2024 | Local News

Whether you're into skateboarding, music production, or visual arts, there's a space designed specifically for you at Lost Projects.

This grassroots initiative has become a sanctuary for people of all ages to indulge their creative impulses.

Recruitment is open for on-call firefighters in Street and Glastonbury: how can I apply and what does it involve?

By Laura Linham

8th Apr 2024 | Local News

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue service are encouraging people who have a passion for helping their local community to apply to become on-call firefighters.

Street and Glastonbury women invited to participate in 'Walk and Talk' initiative

By Laura Linham

8th Apr 2024 | Local News

The 'Walk and Talk' scheme invites local women to meet with a female police officer or PCSO

They will last around 30 minutes and can be arranged at a mutually convenient time for you, including early mornings and evenings.

Somerset grapples with escalating sewage spill nightmares

By Laura Linham

7th Apr 2024 | Local News

Wessex Water, Somerset's water management authority, attributed the increase in discharges to the previous year's exceptionally wet weather and said that ongoing investments are being made to upgrade the system. (File photo)

Data shows that sewage discharges have increased in many areas, underscoring the dire need for effective solutions.

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