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Glastonbury aims for World Heritage status in bold new bid

By Laura Linham

1st Oct 2024 | Local News

Glastonbury’s rich history and unique heritage could soon be recognised globally as the town embarks on its campaign for UNESCO World Heritage status.

Glastonbury Town Council launches a campaign to secure UNESCO recognition, calling on the community to back its bid to join iconic sites like Stonehenge.

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First look: Bill’s brings a taste of its signature style to Street’s Clarks Village

By Laura Linham

1st Oct 2024 | Local News

The former Frankie & Benny’s site in Street’s Clarks Village will soon be transformed into a new Bill’s Restaurant, featuring stylish décor, a revamped outdoor seating area.

The popular restaurant chain plans to transform the former Frankie & Benny’s into a new dining destination.

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Coffee#1 set to move into former NatWest building on Street High Street

By Laura Linham

30th Sep 2024 | Local News

The former Natwest bank in Street looks set to become a new coffee shop (Photo: Nub News)

Plans are in the works to transform the former bank into a coffee shop, with a planning application submitted to the county council for external changes.

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Glastonbury Abbey to host inaugural ‘Run the Ruins’ 10k event

By Laura Linham

30th Sep 2024 | Local News

Tickets for Run the Ruins: Longest Day 10k go live on October 5.

Set against the backdrop of the historic 36-acre grounds, the early morning event will offer runners a unique opportunity to race through the abbey ruins.

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Butleigh housing scheme approved despite strong local opposition

By Laura Linham

30th Sep 2024 | Local News

The proposed development will include a mix of affordable housing, eco-friendly designs, and new community amenities. (Credit: Orme)

Plans for 37 homes and a café/work hub on Baltonsborough Road spark concerns over village character and traffic impact.

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Free prostate cancer testing event in Glastonbury: Book your appointment now

By Laura Linham

30th Sep 2024 | Local News

Testing appointments are 10-15 minutes long and must be booked in advance.

Prostate cancer is a significant health concern, with 40,000 men diagnosed annually in the UK and around 10,000 deaths each year. .

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Record number of ADHD prescriptions issued in Somerset

By Laura Linham

29th Sep 2024 | Local News

The number of patients in Somerset receiving ADHD medication has more than doubled since 2015-16, when 1,050 people were recorded.

Rising ADHD diagnoses see record numbers of patients prescribed medication in Somerset, as experts call for better support and resources.

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Looking for a new gig? From cats to coffee, check out these new jobs in Glastonbury and Street!

By Laura Linham

29th Sep 2024 | Local News

Whether you’re a cat enthusiast, coffee lover, or number cruncher, there’s something out there for everyone.

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Last chance for Glastonbury residents to shape town’s future in Neighbourhood Plan survey

By Laura Linham

27th Sep 2024 | Local News

The survey, which closes on September 30, is the last opportunity for residents aged 12 and over to share their thoughts on key priorities (LL)

Have your say on how the town should develop by completing the survey before it closes on September 30.

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Glastonbury and Street account for 6% of all parking fines issued in Somerset

By Laura Linham

27th Sep 2024 | Local News

St John's Car Park in Glastonbury (file photo/LL)

Discover where you're most likely to receive a parking fine in Street and Glastonbury. .

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