News in Glastonbury

Pupils at Millfield Prep School in Edgarley took part in the Captain Tom 100 challenge, raising £1,250 for YoungMinds.

Pupils from Millfield Pre-Prep School through to Year 8 took part in a variety of 100 themed

Voucher codes, website Voucher Shares, co-founded in Somerset, is supporting Pure Electric, based at Hartlake near Glastonbury.

Voucher Shares gives five per cent of revenue to World Land Trust, the international conservation charity who they have been partners with since launch.

There was a record increase in demand for electric car home charging grants in 2020, according to figures from the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles.

More than 42,000 grants for home charging devices were made last year, worth nearly £17 million, which was over a quarter of the value of grants since the government launched the scheme in 2014.

People in Somerset who are feeling unsure about whether to have their Covid-19 vaccine are being encouraged to set up a call with a Vaccination Buddy.

Vaccination Buddies are specially trained volunteers who are on hand to have supportive phone calls with people who have questions or concerns about getting the Covid-19 vaccine.

An exhibition of works by Glastonbury artist Frank Harwood will start in his home town today (June 3).

Showing a large selection of Frank's work including paintings, collages and sculptures, Memories will be Frank's first solo exhibition and it will be showing at the Heart of the Tribe gallery in Glastonbury.

With Glastonbury Festival founder Michael Eavis leading the way, Somerset's birthday was celebrated in style across the historic County of Somerset recently.

The organisers of Somerset Day wanted people throughout the county to Fly the Flag for Somerset – and they did just that.

A joint statement has been issued on behalf of the Glastonbury Unauthorised Encampments Multi-Agency Group:

We'd like to thank the people of Glastonbury for their continuing patience and want to reassure them we are working together to find a long-term solution to the issues of unauthorised encampments in the town.

Now that lockdown is easing and more of us are out and about, NHS services are very busy.

You can help them, help you this May Bank Holiday Monday by making sure you 'Choose Well' and if you are injured or unwell, use the health service that best meets your needs.

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Welcome to the latest in our Hospitality Heroes series on Glastonbury Nub News.

We will be providing you with a profile of a number of fantastic hospitality venues to go alongside their reopening in April and May.