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Street Food Bank makes urgent appeal as stocks run dangerously low

By Laura Linham

17th Sep 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. .

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

By Laura Linham

17th 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.

Parents in Street and Glastonbury urged to apply for school places ahead of 2025 deadline

By Laura Linham

17th Sep 2024 | Local News

For those with children transferring to Secondary or Upper School, the application window is open now and will close on 31 October 2024. (File photo)

Don’t miss the deadline: School applications now open for Street and Glastonbury families.

Have your say: Public consultation opens for major housing development at Brooks Farm

By Laura Linham

16th Sep 2024 | Local News

The Brooks Farm site, which is off Brooks Road, has been selected by Somerset Council as a key location for future growth.

The consultation is being organised by the Trustees of the JD Clark 1984 Settlement and will run from Wednesday 18 September to Wednesday 25 September 2024.

Somerset Libraries relaunch Winter Coat Exchange scheme in Glastonbury

By Laura Linham

16th Sep 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.

Nearly £30m in Somerset council tax left unpaid over the last three years

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

16th Sep 2024 | Local News

Somerset Council has been unable to collect almost £30m in council tax over the past three years, with significant amounts written off as uncollectable. (LDRS)

Somerset Council faces mounting uncollected tax debt as figures show millions written off and owed across the county.

Who will claim victory? Glastonbury Dragons battle it out for Samhain

By Laura Linham

16th Sep 2024 | Local News

Glastonbury's Dragons are preparing for their seasonal showdown during the Samhain Wild Hunt event on 26 October 2024.

The annual Samhain celebration in Glastonbury brings Morris dancing, a dragon battle, and a community procession to mark the changing of the seasons.

Somerset residents urged to have their say on Council Tax support changes

By Laura Linham

15th Sep 2024 | Local News

Somerset Council declared a financial emergency in November 2023 due to rising costs of key services.

Public consultation on proposed changes to the Council Tax Reduction scheme closes 1 October.

New £46,000 maintenance engineer role leads job openings in Glastonbury and Street this week

By Laura Linham

14th Sep 2024 | Local News

Ham Wall Nature Reserve is looking for a new visitor experience officer (photo: RSPB Ham Wall)

A maintenance engineer position offering £46,000 a year in Street highlights the exciting job opportunities available in Glastonbury and Street this week.

Glastonbury Zombie Walk 2024: A spooky Halloween event for a good cause

By Laura Linham

13th Sep 2024 | Local News

Participants in their best zombie costumes during the Glastonbury Zombie Walk, supporting Children’s World charity. (Photo: Children's World)

The Glastonbury Zombie Walk is an annual event where participants dress as zombies and parade through the town, all to raise funds for Children’s World.

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