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Avon and Somerset is the UK’s 6th worst offender for speeding fines

By Guest author

29th Jan 2024 | Local News

Speeding data image by Avon and Somerset Police

Gwent, South Wales, has the fewest speed limit offences in the UK, with 31 speed limit offences per 100,000 people, according to the data at least .

Glastonbury residents gather in solemn remembrance of holocaust and genocide victims

By Laura Linham

29th Jan 2024 | Local News

The event serves as a stark reminder of the continued relevance of Holocaust remembrance

People representing diverse backgrounds including the LGBTQ+ and Jewish communities, united to honour the memories of those lost.

Avon and Somerset Police take part in new documentary about police misconduct, first episode on Channel 4 tonight (January 29)

By Guest author

29th Jan 2024 | Local News

Publicity still of Chief Constable Sarah Crew. Copyright: Gareth Iwan Jones, Channel 4

It’s abundantly clear the public’s confidence in policing has been critically dented by the horrific actions of officers like Wayne Couzens and David Carrick.

Mendip in health crisis: Study exposes stark economic inactivity and poor health

By Laura Linham

28th Jan 2024 | Local News

These figures rank Mendip 87th out of 330 local authorities.

The analysis uncovers a stark divide in health and wealth, particularly affecting less affluent areas like Mendip.

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By James Smith

27th Jan 2024 | Advertisement Features

Trafalgar Barton Estate, luxury historic holiday homes in Devon, sleeps two, seven, 12 or 21 (Credit: Classic Cottages)

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Seven great jobs in Street and Glastonbury you can apply for today

By Laura Linham

26th Jan 2024 | Local News

There's an opening for Commercial Heating Engineers in Glastonbury.

From finance to engineering: Browse the latest vacancies and advance your career in Street and Glastonbury.

Glastonbury and Street get a 'flexible' upgrade: residents to join Somerset's plastic recycling revolution

By Laura Linham

26th Jan 2024 | Local News

Flexible plastics being collected by Somerset Waste Contractors. CREDIT: Somerset Council

Revolutionary flexible plastics recycling trial expands to include Glastonbury and Street residents.

Glastonbury Health Centre leads charge against escalating Measles outbreak

By Laura Linham

25th Jan 2024 | Local News

Many routine health appointments were missed during the Covid pandemic

Glastonbury Health Centre is urging everyone, regardless of age, to contact the health centre for any queries related to measles and vaccination.

More money for Somerset - but school crossings, special needs support and recycling centres still on chopping block

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

25th Jan 2024 | Local News

Councillor Bill Revans, Leader Of Somerset County Council, Outside County Hall In Taunton. Image : Daniel Mumby

No respite for Somerset taxpayers as government provides only £5m in extra funding - closing ALL public toilets still on the cost cutting list.

Street and Glastonbury welcome a weekend of spiritual and cultural events

By Laura Linham

25th Jan 2024 | Local News

Big Smokin Joe is performing at The King Arthur on Friday night

Explore spirituality, music, and community fun in Street and Glastonbury this weekend. .

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