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Posted on May 29, 2026May 29, 2026

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  • Can pubs stay open late for World Cup matches? June 11, 2026
    UK pubs prepare for late World Cup kick-offs as fans ask how late venues can legally stay open.
  • Child mannequin found on train with can of cider June 10, 2026
    World War Two evacuee Annie is back with her mother after being taken from a museum display.
  • Bath attitude pleases Van Graan going into play-offs June 10, 2026
    Johann van Graan says the attitude of his Bath side pleases him the most, as they prepare for a third consecutive Prem Rugby play-off campaign.
  • Bath attitude pleases Van Graan going into play-offs June 10, 2026
    Johann van Graan says the attitude of his Bath side pleases him the most, as they prepare for a third consecutive Prem Rugby play-off campaign.
  • Carnival reveals dramatic change to help save cash June 10, 2026
    Shepton Carnival says for the first time ever it will not be able to pay appearance or prize money.

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RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Can pubs stay open late for World Cup matches? June 11, 2026
    UK pubs prepare for late World Cup kick-offs as fans ask how late venues can legally stay open.
  • Child mannequin found on train with can of cider June 10, 2026
    World War Two evacuee Annie is back with her mother after being taken from a museum display.
  • Bath attitude pleases Van Graan going into play-offs June 10, 2026
    Johann van Graan says the attitude of his Bath side pleases him the most, as they prepare for a third consecutive Prem Rugby play-off campaign.
  • Bath attitude pleases Van Graan going into play-offs June 10, 2026
    Johann van Graan says the attitude of his Bath side pleases him the most, as they prepare for a third consecutive Prem Rugby play-off campaign.
  • Carnival reveals dramatic change to help save cash June 10, 2026
    Shepton Carnival says for the first time ever it will not be able to pay appearance or prize money.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Plans for waste recycling facility expanded June 11, 2026
    Eco Sustainable Solutions recycles green and food waste for BCP Council and Dorset Council.
  • 'Cult' Wes Anderson film prop goes on display June 11, 2026
    Artist Michael Taylor talks about the "stroke of luck" behind the celebrated Boy with Apple.
  • Swim raft return hopes suffer setback June 10, 2026
    Plans to return two popular swimming rafts to Greenhill Beach have stalled.
  • Spurs complete Senesi signing after Bournemouth exit June 10, 2026
    Tottenham confirm the signing of Marcos Senesi on a free transfer following his departure from Bournemouth.
  • School closure will cause 'immeasurable harm' June 10, 2026
    Parents are fighting to save St George's Primary School in Langton Matravers from closure.
  • Boys who died in crash 'touched everyone's hearts' June 10, 2026
    The family of Tobias and Finley Rice say everyone they met will have "a hole in their hearts".
  • University to launch defence technology courses June 10, 2026
    Bournemouth University receives £2.8m from the Ministry of Defence to fund the courses.
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