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Somerset Rural Life Museum Funding: Town council deliberates over future support

By Laura Linham

25th Jul 2024 | Local News

With a significant reduction in core funding from Somerset Council, the museum faces potential cuts to its operating hours and public programs.

Shameless scammers use profile of Alan Gloak to target Glastonbury residents

By Laura Linham

25th Jul 2024 | Local News

Unfortunately, one of the people the scammer targeted was a local journalist. .

Somerset Council to sell land at Evercreech and other sites to balance budget

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

25th Jul 2024 | Local News

County Hall in Taunton (File photo/LDRS)

The council set its annual budget in February on the basis of selling off large amounts of its land, property and assets.

Celebrating unity and fun: Glastonbury and Street offer exciting weekend events

By Laura Linham

25th Jul 2024 | Local News

With such a diverse range of events, Glastonbury and Street promise a weekend filled with fun, celebration, and community spirit.

From Glastonbury Pride to engaging workshops and historical displays, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

WHSmith to close Street store, leaving major gap in High Street

By Laura Linham

24th Jul 2024 | Local News

WH Smiths in Street is set to close in the new year

This closure means a significant portion of Street’s high street retail space will soon be vacant.

Disparities in GP waiting times revealed for Street and Glastonbury surgeries

By Laura Linham

24th Jul 2024 | Local News

The data for May reveals that one in eight GP appointments in the NHS Somerset Integrated Care Board area took place more than three weeks after being booked. (File photo)

New analysis highlights differences in appointment delays across Somerset surgeries. .

Glastonbury Carpetright store among 213 set to close

By Laura Linham

24th Jul 2024 | Local News

The closures in the South West are particularly impactful, with major outlets in Bath, Frome, and Taunton also set to close.

The store, alongside major outlets in Bristol, Somerset, and Gloucestershire, is affected by a recent rescue deal in which Carpetright was acquired.

Young readers in Glastonbury and Street challenged to become Marvellous Makers

By Laura Linham

24th Jul 2024 | Local News

The long summer holiday is the ideal chance for children aged 4-11 to visit Wells Library and join the Challenge.

This year's Challenge celebrates children's creativity and storytelling abilities. .

Rising crime concerns in Glastonbury highlighted at council meeting

By Laura Linham

23rd Jul 2024 | Local News

The full council meeting held earlier this month saw community leaders discussing the urgent need for intervention and support. (LL)

The council reviewed recent police crime figures, revealing Glastonbury as one of the highest crime areas in Somerset for its size.

New eco-friendly spa proposed for Atlasta Farm in Westhay

By Laura Linham

23rd Jul 2024 | Local News

The application seeks a temporary five-year permit to operate the retreat at the site on Shapwick Road.

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