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Grants of up to £2,000 available for community projects in Glastonbury and Street area

By Laura Linham

4th Oct 2024 | Local News

In 2023, the Mendip Hills Fund distributed £12,450 to nine projects, including scout groups, art projects, and activities for isolated individuals.

Projects can range from wildlife conservation efforts to social enterprises such as food initiatives and activities aimed at increasing community involvement.

Somerset Libraries relaunch Winter Coat Exchange scheme in Glastonbury

By Laura Linham

3rd Oct 2024 | Local News

The relaunch of the coat exchange scheme offers locals the chance to donate or collect coats for free as winter approaches. (File photo)

Somerset Libraries relaunches its popular coat exchange scheme, encouraging donations and collections to help the community stay warm this winter.

Happy Landings Animal Sanctuary marks 40 years of vital work in Somerset

By Laura Linham

3rd Oct 2024 | Local News

Over the years, Happy Landings has sheltered a diverse range of animals, including chinchillas, horses, dogs, rabbits, and cats.

Since its inception, the sanctuary has provided a haven for over 10,000 animals, with its first rescue being a goose named Pimple.

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By Laura Linham

3rd Oct 2024 | Local News

The western edge of Glastonbury, viewed from the Tor

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From live gigs to tree walks: What’s on in Glastonbury and Street this weekend

By Laura Linham

3rd Oct 2024 | Local News

The Gulls are playing in Glastonbury this weekend.

An action-packed weekend of music, family fun, and outdoor adventures awaits in Street and Glastonbury. .

Street Food Bank makes urgent appeal as stocks run dangerously low

By Laura Linham

2nd Oct 2024 | Local News

If you can help, please consider donating to the Street Food Bank and making a real difference to your local community. (File photo)

Donations can be dropped off at The Salvation Army on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. .

Historic features uncovered as St Dunstan’s House transformation gathers pace

By Laura Linham

2nd Oct 2024 | Local News

Work underway at Dunstan's House in Glastonbury (Photos: Glastonbury Town Council)

Work continues at future Community Health and Wellbeing Centre in Glastonbury as original details are revealed and key structural changes are made.

Police issue warning as phishing scam targets Glastonbury and Street residents

By Laura Linham

2nd Oct 2024 | Local News

Police figures show that more than 32 million suspicious emails have been reported to Action Fraud since May 2024

Many recipients have been left shaken by the aggressive messages, even if they recognise it as a scam.

Glastonbury mum shares chilling story of online conman in Netflix series

By Laura Linham

1st Oct 2024 | Local News

Annemarie is now using her experience to raise awareness about the dangers of online dating fraud

Annemarie Fletcher, a former lawyer and single mother of two, fell for Kris Lyndsay, who posed as a wealthy businessman and grieving widower.

Millfield student wins silver at European Championships

By Laura Linham

1st Oct 2024 | Local News

Luke first got into Flag Football after joining his local American Football club.

Flag Football, a non-contact version of American football, is set to make its debut as an Olympic sport at the 2028 Los Angeles games. .

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