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    Police are asking for information about a series of hate crimes at Kingdom Hall in Mart Road.
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    The Mayor of Bath remains suspended after reposting antisemitic conspiracies on social media.
  • Maternity ward to reopen after safety concerns April 10, 2026
    The hospital's trust says it has addressed the issues, which included understaffing.
  • Industrial units destroyed by fire could be rebuilt April 10, 2026
    Two planning applications have been submitted after the fire in March 2025.
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    A crisis fund is going to support community groups who help people struggling to heat their homes.

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RSS BBC Somerset News

  • CCTV appeal following religious hate crime April 10, 2026
    Police are asking for information about a series of hate crimes at Kingdom Hall in Mart Road.
  • Jewish community 'hurt' over mayor's antisemitic posts April 10, 2026
    The Mayor of Bath remains suspended after reposting antisemitic conspiracies on social media.
  • Maternity ward to reopen after safety concerns April 10, 2026
    The hospital's trust says it has addressed the issues, which included understaffing.
  • Industrial units destroyed by fire could be rebuilt April 10, 2026
    Two planning applications have been submitted after the fire in March 2025.
  • How families can get crisis support to heat homes April 10, 2026
    A crisis fund is going to support community groups who help people struggling to heat their homes.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Co-op makes bid to take over hundreds of shops April 10, 2026
    The plans would see Co-op absorb Southern Co-op, which operates mainly across the south of England.
  • Runner in shock after buzzard attack April 10, 2026
    Heather Davey says "there was a lot of blood," after the buzzard dug its talons into her scalp.
  • Susie the Cat fans say statue would boost tourism April 10, 2026
    Susie is often seen in Dorchester and a Facebook group dedicated to her has more than 12,000 members.
  • What the south spotted in Birdwatch 2026 April 10, 2026
    The results are in for the RSPB's annual Big Garden Birdwatch.
  • Man in court accused of murder outside cocktail bar April 9, 2026
    Ex-footballer Rico Wilson is accused of murdering James Blanch outside a cocktail bar in Bournemouth.
  • Police officer denies assaulting man during arrest April 9, 2026
    PC Scott Thorne denies assault causing actual bodily harm following an arrest at a hostel in 2024.
  • Rave violence probe continues as suspects released April 9, 2026
    Police release 11 suspects as inquiries continue into alleged assaults and disorder at a rave.
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