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Posted on October 1, 2026October 1, 2026

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  • 'Cats deserve the same road protection as dogs' October 28, 2026
    Currently, drivers do not need to report when they hit a cat - however, a petition with almost 190,000 signatures is calling for change.
  • Supermarket truck damages 17th Century building October 28, 2026
    The Dunster Yarn Market was hit by a Tesco delivery truck as it tried to reverse around a corner.
  • Devolution commitment for Wessex welcomed October 28, 2026
    Chancellor John Healey says Wessex is one of the 10 local authorities due to receive agreements.
  • Rare bee spotted in Somerset October 28, 2026
    The sea aster mining bee was spotted at the Steart Marshes Nature Reserve near Bridgwater.
  • Festival saved after new location approved October 28, 2026
    The two-day festival, which has welcomed artists such as UB40, will move to a new location in 2027.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • 'Cats deserve the same road protection as dogs' October 28, 2026
    Currently, drivers do not need to report when they hit a cat - however, a petition with almost 190,000 signatures is calling for change.
  • Supermarket truck damages 17th Century building October 28, 2026
    The Dunster Yarn Market was hit by a Tesco delivery truck as it tried to reverse around a corner.
  • Devolution commitment for Wessex welcomed October 28, 2026
    Chancellor John Healey says Wessex is one of the 10 local authorities due to receive agreements.
  • Rare bee spotted in Somerset October 28, 2026
    The sea aster mining bee was spotted at the Steart Marshes Nature Reserve near Bridgwater.
  • Festival saved after new location approved October 28, 2026
    The two-day festival, which has welcomed artists such as UB40, will move to a new location in 2027.

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  • Russell Brand tells trial sexual consent is 'fundamental' October 28, 2026
    The entertainer gives evidence at his trial on charges including rape and assault, which he denies.
  • Driver sent to custody for injuring pedestrian October 28, 2026
    The victim stopped traffic because he was concerned about Archie McCann's driving, police say.
  • MPs welcome Budget devolution commitment for Wessex October 28, 2026
    Chancellor John Healey says Wessex is one of the 10 local authorities due to receive agreements.
  • Chapman thanks trainer and donors after 'freak' injury October 28, 2026
    Boxer Raven Chapman reveals that the fast actions of trainer Stuart Scott may have saved her life when she suffered a bleed on the brain over the summer.
  • Chapman thanks trainer and donors after 'freak' injury October 28, 2026
    Boxer Raven Chapman reveals that the fast actions of trainer Stuart Scott may have saved her life when she suffered a bleed on the brain over the summer.
  • Why Evanilson and Hill give Cherries strong spine October 28, 2026
    How striker Evanilson and centre-back James Hill have given Bournemouth a strong spine in their run of four wins without conceding a goal.
  • Free haircuts project aims to inspire other stylists October 28, 2026
    Georgia Chappels runs free community haircuts to help those feeling the impact of rising costs.
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