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PCC Mark Shelford urging residents of Avon and Somerset to act now and have their say on police funding

By Guest author

24th Jan 2024 | Local News

Even if Avon and Somerset Police receive an extra £10 from households next year, there will still be a need to increase savings across the force. .

Street and Glastonbury urged to respond to rising vehicle thefts with enhanced security

By Laura Linham

24th Jan 2024 | Local News

Police are urging residents to adopt stronger security measures for their vehicles.

Police recommend various deterrents, including alarms, security lighting, and CCTV systems.

Overdue Avon & Somerset police visits to sex offenders rises by a quarter

By Adam Postans, Local Democracy Reporter

24th Jan 2024 | Local News

Avon & Somerset Police Deputy Chief Constable Jon Reilly at the PCC performance and accountability board on Wednesday, January 17, 2024 (Image: Avon

Chief Constable Crew said : “We are victims of our own success. Our Operation Bluestone is charging more rapists... and we are going to see that increase.".

Glastonbury Festival announces 2024 Emerging Talent Competition

By Laura Linham

23rd Jan 2024 | Local News

Glastonbury Festival (Credit: Glastonbury Festivals)

The 2022 winner, Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis McLaughlin, has gained recognition with a series of successful TV, radio, and live performances. .

Street and Glastonbury: Parents urged to update children's MMR vaccinations amid measles spike

By Laura Linham

23rd Jan 2024 | Local News

Urgent call for parents to update children's MMR vaccinations after outbreak warning.

Scientists have shown how measles causes long-term damage to the immune system, leaving people vulnerable to other infections.

Glastonbury embarks on major regeneration with new accessible paths and leisure upgrades

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

23rd Jan 2024 | Local News

New multi-user paths near Tor Sports And Leisure Centre in Glastonbury. CREDIT: Daniel Mumby.

Town's rejuvenation efforts boost local sports facilities and sustainable travel options for residents.

Community rallies against hate: Street volunteers erase vandalism from Library Gardens mural

By Laura Linham

22nd Jan 2024 | Local News

Volunteers tackle the graffiti on Sunday afternoon. (Photo: Laura Zaky Wolfers)

Unity in Action: Street community takes a stand against vandalism and hateful graffiti. .

Glastonbury Residents Rally for Palestinian Solidarity

By Laura Linham

22nd Jan 2024 | Local News

The day's activities culminated with an event at St Benedict's Church, organised by Tim Williams. Titled "They Had Names."

Pro-Palestine campaigners in Glastonbury demonstrate support for Gaza, culminating in a poignant tribute at St Benedict's Church.

Somerset sees record fines for school absences due to holidays

By Laura Linham

21st Jan 2024 | Local News

Penalty notices are imposed when a child frequently misses school and are priced at £60 if paid within 21 days.

The Department for Education revealed that in the 2022-23 academic year, 1,799 penalties were issued by Somerset County Council for child absenteeism.

Join the workforce revolution: Apply now for exciting new career opportunities on your doorstep

By Laura Linham

19th Jan 2024 | Local News

A general foreman role in the construction sector is available in Glastonbury.

The job market is packed full of a variety of fresh opportunities for those ready to take on a new challenge or embark on a different career path.

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