The major political parties have been campaigning across the area since King Charles III officially dissolved parliament.
Glastonbury Tribunal reopens as town museum with new attractions
By Laura Linham
10th Jun 2024 | Local News
The museum will welcome visitors daily except Wednesdays until the end of October. .
Glastonbury Festival 2024: what locals need to know about road closures and traffic restrictions
By Laura Linham
10th Jun 2024 | Local News
Somerset Council announces comprehensive traffic measures for Glastonbury 2024 .
Somerset rolls out £20,000 'golden hellos', mobile dental vans to tackle NHS dentistry crisis
By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter
9th Jun 2024 | Local News
The number of Somerset adults who regularly see an NHS dentist has dropped dramatically over the last six years.
From engineers to shop assistants, there’s a variety of roles to suit different skills and interests.
Local filmmaker captures the highlights for those who missed the events in town. .
The events will take place on Friday, 7th June from 3:00 to 5:00 PM, and Saturday, 8th June from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Work paused on Glastonbury town deal project due to rising costs
By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter
7th Jun 2024 | Local News
Somerset Council and the directors of the Red Brick Building have now confirmed work on the project has been paused.
Vince Cable visits Street to support Sarah Dyke’s campaign for Glastonbury and Somerton
By Laura Linham
6th Jun 2024 | Local News
The former Liberal Democrat leader engaged with local volunteers and joined Sarah Dyke on the campaign trail.
Community rallies as Zig Zag Building seeks funds for essential upgrades
By Laura Linham
6th Jun 2024 | Local News
This move is essential to ensure the venue meets safety regulations and can continue hosting community events.
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