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Somerset's 174 accidental deaths spark urgent calls for action as UK faces rising safety crisis

By Laura Linham

24th Nov 2024 | Local News

A new report highlights Somerset’s accidental death toll and calls for urgent action to tackle the UK’s rising safety crisis.

The South-West's high accidental death toll fuels demands for a national strategy to prevent tragedies and ease NHS strain.

Somerstock 2025: Presale tickets available from 25 November

By Laura Linham

22nd Nov 2024 | Local News

Somerstock is a family-friendly music festival with a stellar line-up, delicious food, lively bars, and plenty of entertainment for the kids. (Credit Victoria Welton Photography)

The popular Somerton music festival is back with a packed lineup and family-friendly fun. .

Glastonbury split over World Heritage bid

By Laura Linham

22nd Nov 2024 | Local News

Glastonbury’s iconic Abbey and Tor are at the heart of a heated debate over a potential UNESCO World Heritage bid.

Residents raise concerns about over-tourism, costs, and preserving the town’s character as UNESCO debate heats up.

Looking for work in Glastonbury and Street? It’s time to dust off that CV

By Laura Linham

22nd Nov 2024 | Local News

Jobs in Glastonbury and Street this week: from sledgehammers to spaghetti, there’s something for everyone.

Whether you’re into teaching, demolishing, or just keeping the lights on, there’s a job waiting for you this week.

Street man charged after 20 burglaries across Somerset and Devon

By Laura Linham

21st Nov 2024 | Local News

Police seized hundreds of suspected stolen items, including antiques, power tools, and paintings, during their investigation.

Andrew Sharman, 44, from Street, is among three men charged in connection with over 20 burglaries across the region.

Inside St Dunstan’s House: Glastonbury’s historic hub set for transformation by summer 2025

By Laura Linham

21st Nov 2024 | Local News

A behind-the-scenes look at the £1.4m renovation to restore St Dunstan’s House as a modern, accessible community space.

Music and creativity light up the weekend in Glastonbury and Street

By Laura Linham

21st Nov 2024 | Local News

Join local artists at Ink Jam to create your own 3D angel using recycled materials with gold and silver embossing.

From Cuban rhythms to angelic crafts, this weekend promises music, art, and community in Glastonbury and Street.

Studio24 reveals epic festive line-up for Wells – get your tickets now!

By Laura Linham

21st Nov 2024 | Local News

Studio24’s festive line-up includes world-class tribute acts and party nights to keep Wells rocking through the holidays.

Studio24 in Wells brings live music, tribute acts, and festive fun with a star-studded line-up this Christmas season.

Wife denies murder after husband fatally stabbed in Baltonsborough home

By Laura Linham

20th Nov 2024 | Local News

Henri Kekkonen, 41, died following an incident on 9 May at a property in Dunford Terrace, Baltonsborough.

Woman accused of killing husband says she cannot recall the incident, citing dissociative blackouts and mental health struggles.

Drone footage reveals historic decay of Baily’s Buildings as Glastonbury prepares for ambitious £11.5m revival

By Laura Linham

20th Nov 2024 | Local News

Aerial footabe of the Baily's buildings in Glastonbury (Youtube/JustMadnessBoy)

Once a thriving Victorian tannery, the derelict Baily’s Buildings stand poised for transformation into a zero-carbon business hub.

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