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Posted on March 27, 2019March 28, 2019 by admin

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  • Charities warn of winter hardship for more families September 27, 2021
    Demand for charity services is increasing as gas prices are rising.
  • Somerset retired nurse waited 17 months for hip surgery September 27, 2021
    The 86-year-old says she was in constant pain and felt her life was not worth living at times.
  • Bath tech firm says more diversity supports innovation September 27, 2021
    Increasing diversity helps challenges traditional approaches, a financial technology firm says.
  • Flood-prevention work planned for A39 in Somerset September 26, 2021
    The trunk road in Somerset is prone to flooding causing disruption to thousands of residents.
  • Premiership: Bath 13-20 Newcastle Falcons - trio of first-half tries earn Falcons win September 25, 2021
    A trio of first-half tries ensure Newcastle Falcons secure a Premiership win away against Bath.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Charities warn of winter hardship for more families September 27, 2021
    Demand for charity services is increasing as gas prices are rising.
  • Somerset retired nurse waited 17 months for hip surgery September 27, 2021
    The 86-year-old says she was in constant pain and felt her life was not worth living at times.
  • Bath tech firm says more diversity supports innovation September 27, 2021
    Increasing diversity helps challenges traditional approaches, a financial technology firm says.
  • Flood-prevention work planned for A39 in Somerset September 26, 2021
    The trunk road in Somerset is prone to flooding causing disruption to thousands of residents.
  • Premiership: Bath 13-20 Newcastle Falcons - trio of first-half tries earn Falcons win September 25, 2021
    A trio of first-half tries ensure Newcastle Falcons secure a Premiership win away against Bath.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • How many cases in your area? September 27, 2021
    Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.
  • Killamarsh: Woman and children died as a result of 'violent acts' September 27, 2021
    Inquests have opened into the deaths of a woman and three children found dead at a house in Derbyshire.
  • Geva Mentor: England netballer asks for help to travel back to Australia September 27, 2021
    England netballer Geva Mentor asks for help as she faces being unable to return to play in Australia until November.
  • Bournemouth beach rape: Boy released without charge September 27, 2021
    The victim - a 15-year-old girl - was attacked in the sea off Bournemouth by a teenage boy in July.
  • Ringwood A31 year-long roadworks will be devastating, firms say September 27, 2021
    A year-long programme of roadworks at Ringwood is predicted to cause traffic "chaos".
  • Former marine completes unsupported Atlantic row September 26, 2021
    Dave 'Dinger' Bell arrives on land in Cornwall after leaving New York 119 days ago.
  • Bournemouth 2-1 Luton Town: Cherries top of the Championship after win September 25, 2021
    Bournemouth go top of the Championship as goals from Philip Billing and Dominic Solanke give them a victory over Luton Town.
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