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Posted on January 25, 2018January 26, 2018 by admin

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⬇️ November Issue ⬇️

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  • Song urges builders to talk about mental health November 2, 2026
    A Somerset builder has written a song to raise awareness and money for mental health charities.
  • Christmas donations gift demand up, charities say November 2, 2026
    Charities collecting Christmas presents for struggling families say demand has gone up.
  • MP facing voice loss after surgery shows recovery signs November 1, 2026
    Anne Sabine says her voice is showing signs of recovery after facing permanent damage from surgery.
  • Bid launched for 410 new homes near motorway November 1, 2026
    If approved, the development will be built on land north of the Dunball services.
  • Dog wedding chauffeurs and doggy roasts: The rise of the puppy experience economy November 1, 2026
    People in the West Country share why owners are spending more on experiences with their dogs.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Song urges builders to talk about mental health November 2, 2026
    A Somerset builder has written a song to raise awareness and money for mental health charities.
  • Christmas donations gift demand up, charities say November 2, 2026
    Charities collecting Christmas presents for struggling families say demand has gone up.
  • MP facing voice loss after surgery shows recovery signs November 1, 2026
    Anne Sabine says her voice is showing signs of recovery after facing permanent damage from surgery.
  • Bid launched for 410 new homes near motorway November 1, 2026
    If approved, the development will be built on land north of the Dunball services.
  • Dog wedding chauffeurs and doggy roasts: The rise of the puppy experience economy November 1, 2026
    People in the West Country share why owners are spending more on experiences with their dogs.

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  • SWR paid out £8m compensation for delayed trains November 2, 2026
    The company became the first failing train operator brought back into public ownership last year.
  • Seven-week chain ferry closure due to begin November 1, 2026
    The ferry linking Sandbanks and Studland will be out of action from Monday for major maintenance work.
  • Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missed November 1, 2026
    A missing capybara and a lottery win feature in our most-read stories this week.
  • Big Picture: This week's images from the South November 1, 2026
    The best images sent to us from Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and Oxfordshire.
  • Special locations are 'holy grail' for film makers November 1, 2026
    Locations in south-west England feature in the new version of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.
  • Evanilson scores again as Bournemouth beat Leeds October 31, 2026
    Forward Evanilson continues his fine goalscoring form by netting in a fourth Premier League match in a row to help Bournemouth defeat Leeds United at the Vitality Stadium.
  • Bournemouth fan is delighted with the team's turnaround October 31, 2026
    Bournemouth fan Henry Chung is delighted that the club are taking their chances when they can, despite the busy upcoming schedule.
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