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Knights Fish Restaurant takes top spot at National Fish and Chip Awards

By Laura Linham

29th Feb 2024 | Local News

The team collect their trophy at the National Fish and Chip Awards (Credit: National Fish and Chip Awards)

In a prestigious culinary competition, the local favourite outshines competitors to be named the UK's best Fish and Chip Restaurant.

Jazz, dance, and dialogues: A jam-packed weekend for Street and Glastonbury

By Laura Linham

29th Feb 2024 | Local News

Billy in the Lowground will be playing in Glastonbury this weekend (Credit: BITL)

Street and Glastonbury are set to host an unforgettable mix of events this weekend, from networking with MPs to grooving with jazz quintets.

Avon and Somerset police scrutiny simply not working says PCC candidate

By Susie Watkins

28th Feb 2024 | Local News

Benet Allen, Liberal Democrat candidate for Avon & Somerset Police & Crime Commissioner, image PCC election (May 2) office

Liberal Democrat candidate for Commissioner in May’s elections, Benet Allen, said : "It’s time for change in the police.".

Strode College students launch radio campaign against crime

By Laura Linham

28th Feb 2024 | Local News

Creative Media Production students at Strode College in Street

Media students partner with local radio to tackle cybercrime, stalking, and speeding in Somerset.

Surge in car thefts hits Street and Glastonbury: Police issue urgent security alert

By Laura Linham

28th Feb 2024 | Local News

Police are keen to remind owners of keyless cars to protect their property with the use of crime prevention equipment. (Stock photo)

Authorities call for heightened vigilance as keyless vehicle thefts escalate – learn how to protect your car now.

Four thousand new jobs coming to Somerset as new gigafactory near M5 confirmed

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

28th Feb 2024 | Local News

Artist's impression of the Gravity Smart Campus being constructed near Bridgwater. CREDIT: Gravity

Agratas will invest £4bn in the new gigafactory, which will take up around half of the total land within the Gravity site near Bridgwater .

Muhammad Ali's historic glove from 1963 fight, crafted in Glastonbury, up for £500k auction

By SWNS

27th Feb 2024 | Local News

Stuart claims the glove was returned to makers Baily's straight after the fight. (Credit: SWNS)

Glastonbury's claim to boxing history: Ali's glove from Cooper clash hits auction block. .

Celebrate 200 sweet years with Cadbury at Clarks Village

By Laura Linham

27th Feb 2024 | Local News

Meet Freddo at Clarks Village this weekend (Credit: Cadbury's)

Join the chocolate jubilee this weekend with games, prizes, and a visit from Freddo the Frog!.

£23.6 million funding feast for Street and Glastonbury businesses: Dive into opportunities over bacon rolls

By Laura Linham

27th Feb 2024 | Local News

Local business owners are invited to enjoy a complimentary bacon roll and hot drink while discovering how they can tap into a £23.6 million funding pot.

Local entrepreneurs invited to carve out their slice of a multi-million-pound boost at Mamfs Cafe meet-up.

Crime statistics show decline in rates for Glastonbury and Street

By Laura Linham

26th Feb 2024 | Local News

The reduction in shoplifting and vehicle crime was particularly significant. (File photo.)

Glastonbury saw a decrease to 69 reported crimes from 88 in November, while Street experienced a drop to 78 from 101.

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