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Young Farmers' tractor run raises over £1,500 for mental health charity

By Laura Linham

26th Feb 2024 | Local News

The total amount raised, £1,527.35, will go a long way in supporting the ongoing efforts of Heads Up Somerset (Photo: Ben Kearle/Facebook)

The event saw an enthusiastic turnout, with between 98 and 100 tractors rumbling through the countryside in a colourful parade of agricultural might. .

Street and Glastonbury to welcome new low-cost bus services to Bristol

By Laura Linham

26th Feb 2024 | Local News

The 376 travelling over the Mendip Hills (Credit: First Bus)

Both services will operate alongside the existing service 376, with a bus between Bristol and Street continuing to operate every 30 minutes.

Mendip rental market challenges: Bridging the gap between earnings and living costs

By Laura Linham

25th Feb 2024 | Local News

In Mendip there are 109 properties currently available for rent and the average asking rent stands at £1,300.

Prezzo responds to allegations against former staff member in Street branch

By Laura Linham

23rd Feb 2024 | Local News

The social media posts highlighted allegations about a staff member at Prezzo in Clarks Village.

Seize your next career move: Job openings in the Street and Glastonbury area you can apply for right now

By Laura Linham

23rd Feb 2024 | Local News

Melhuish and Saunders are looking for a new office administrator.

From caring for the community to leading in the green energy sector, discover a diverse range of roles within easy commute of Street and Glastonbury.

Dance flash mob and GB swimmer at Clarks Village this Sunday

By Laura Linham

23rd Feb 2024 | Local News

British swimmer and European champion Brodie Williams, from Street, will be present to meet and greet guests.

Clarks Village to dazzle with dance flash mob and Team GB swimmer this Sunday. .

Glastonbury sets sights on UNESCO World Heritage Status

By Laura Linham

22nd Feb 2024 | Local News

Glastonbury Tor (Credit: Niklas Weiss/Unsplash)

World Heritage Sites are celebrated for their outstanding universal value to humanity. .

Somerset Council could still go bankrupt within 12 months despite passing a balanced budget

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

22nd Feb 2024 | Local News

Protesters Outside The Canalside In Bridgwater Before The Somerset Council Budget Meeting. Image: Sarah Baker.

Budget passed but a stark warning from officers that without drastic reforms it would have have little choice but to call in commissioners by April 2025.

Glastonbury and Street gear up for a weekend of music, magic, and model Trains

By Laura Linham

22nd Feb 2024 | Local News