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Posted on December 19, 2013December 18, 2013 by admin

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⬇️ November Issue ⬇️

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  • Man given indefinite hospital order after killing November 5, 2026
    Graham Janes fatally attacked Colin Lawson while he was suffering from mental health difficulties in 2025.
  • Loading shovel operator still working at 80 November 5, 2026
    Colin Shearn has just turned 80, but has no plans to retire from his job as a loading shovel operator for Pennys Group at Green Ore on the Mendips.
  • Barnaby Webber's family demands end to data breaches November 5, 2026
    Families described the unauthorised access of confidential medical records as an "abuse of power".
  • New bovine TB strategy 'could change everything' November 5, 2026
    Keith Cutler welcomes the new government strategy aimed at eradicating the disease in England.
  • Live facial recognition to be introduced in city November 5, 2026
    Avon and Somerset Police said the overt technology will help to protect the public .

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Man given indefinite hospital order after killing November 5, 2026
    Graham Janes fatally attacked Colin Lawson while he was suffering from mental health difficulties in 2025.
  • Loading shovel operator still working at 80 November 5, 2026
    Colin Shearn has just turned 80, but has no plans to retire from his job as a loading shovel operator for Pennys Group at Green Ore on the Mendips.
  • Barnaby Webber's family demands end to data breaches November 5, 2026
    Families described the unauthorised access of confidential medical records as an "abuse of power".
  • New bovine TB strategy 'could change everything' November 5, 2026
    Keith Cutler welcomes the new government strategy aimed at eradicating the disease in England.
  • Live facial recognition to be introduced in city November 5, 2026
    Avon and Somerset Police said the overt technology will help to protect the public .

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • Iron-age ruler King Verica actually a woman November 5, 2026
    The discovery re-writes the history of the Roman invasion in 43 AD.
  • Nature reserve fire spreads across seven hectares November 5, 2026
    A wildfire on Canford Heath nature reserve spread rapidly due to high winds on Wednesday night.
  • 10 years in the making - Billam-Smith's revenge mission November 5, 2026
    Former crusierweight world champion Chris Billam-Smith is hoping to get one over his old amateur rival Cheavon Clarke when the two meet on Saturday at London’s Copper Box Arena.
  • Cherries match in Prague 'pinch me moment' for fan November 5, 2026
    Thursday's Europa League game will see the Cherries play Sparta Prague at epet ARENA.
  • Tunnel to close while landslip monitors installed November 5, 2026
    The monitoring equipment will detect any ground movement above Beaminster Tunnel.
  • Lost ancient stone raised up in valley November 5, 2026
    The stone was brought back into view at the Valley of Stones National Nature Reserve.
  • In pictures: Remembrance poppy displays in the South November 5, 2026
    Individuals and community groups have taken up craft projects over many months to help create the displays.
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