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  • Firefighters called to tackle vehicle fire

    FIREFIGHTERS were called to a vehicle fire near Frome this afternoon.  One fire engine from Shepton Mallet attended the incident at 3.15pm today (July 31) after Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service recieved multiple reports of a vehicle fire

  • Charities get much-needed boost from swimathon fundraisers

    FOUR Somerset charities have received a welcome boost - thanks to the splashing efforts of swimmers. Money raised in the 32nd Taunton Soroptimist Swimathon have been donated to the four chosen charities. Charities to benefit are the Dorset

  • Club cricketers hope for better luck with weather

    AFTER last weekend's false start, club cricketers will hope for a more fruitful return to action tomorrow. Recreational cricket leagues were given the go-ahead to start on July 25, only for the wet weather to quite literally rain on their parade

  • 32-TONNE dumper truck destroyed by fire

    A 32-TONNE dumper truck was destroyed by fire yesterday (July 30). Fire crews were called to the incident, in Somertonfield Road, Somerton, at just before 11.30am. Firefighters from Somerton, Mattock, Street and the water bowser from Yeovil

  • Story walks give insight into Minehead's hidden history

    From bathing machines to the Beatles, from smugglers to stagecoaches: Minehead’s history has been brought to life in a newly-enhanced set of Storywalk trails. They’re designed to guide visitors around different areas of the town while revealing

  • Supporting Somerset business: July 30

    THE county is returning to a new normal - and we want to support businesses as they re-open and welcome back customers. One way we are doing our bit is to publish a FREE weekly business directory, listing business across the county who are open

  • 'Thank you for supporting our charity shop'

    SINCE the Government announced that non-essential shops could reopen, Sue Ryder has been planning for a phased return of its charity shops across the UK. We have been impacted heavily by the coronavirus outbreak over the last three months as not