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Posted on November 30, 2023November 30, 2023

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  • Church marks 200 years of historic angel statues September 27, 2026
    St Andrew's Church is marking 200 years since the angels with a royal past came to Somerset.
  • Why saunas are becoming the new dating hotspot September 27, 2026
    From first dates to speed dating, saunas have become a popular place to meet a new partner.
  • In Pictures: Blessed pets and Jacob Elordi lookalikes September 27, 2026
    Our weekly round-up of photographs from across the West.
  • Heat and drought put record demand on fire service September 27, 2026
    The fire service says it dealt with 'sustained levels of demand in challenging conditions'.
  • Abell & Lammonby punish depleted Surrey September 26, 2026
    Tom Abell and Tom Lammonby hit career-best double centuries as Somerset pile up 691-8 against Surrey on day three at Taunton.

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Church marks 200 years of historic angel statues September 27, 2026
    St Andrew's Church is marking 200 years since the angels with a royal past came to Somerset.
  • Why saunas are becoming the new dating hotspot September 27, 2026
    From first dates to speed dating, saunas have become a popular place to meet a new partner.
  • In Pictures: Blessed pets and Jacob Elordi lookalikes September 27, 2026
    Our weekly round-up of photographs from across the West.
  • Heat and drought put record demand on fire service September 27, 2026
    The fire service says it dealt with 'sustained levels of demand in challenging conditions'.
  • Abell & Lammonby punish depleted Surrey September 26, 2026
    Tom Abell and Tom Lammonby hit career-best double centuries as Somerset pile up 691-8 against Surrey on day three at Taunton.

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  • Chain ferry to close for seven-week major refit September 27, 2026
    The ferry linking Poole and Studland will close from 2 November for major maintenance works.
  • Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missed September 27, 2026
    Stories about Sir David Attenborough, Jeremy Clarkson, and a performing elephant were our most read.
  • Big Picture: This week's images from the South September 27, 2026
    The best images sent to us from Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and Oxfordshire.
  • Changes agreed to new A&E hospital build September 26, 2026
    Work at Dorset County Hospital started last year and the building is expected to open in 2027.
  • South weekly quiz: What did Norman the elephant play? September 26, 2026
    Test your knowledge of news from Hampshire, Berkshire, Dorset, Oxfordshire and the Isle of Wight with our quiz.
  • The neolithic monument buried beneath a county town September 26, 2026
    Radio Solent's Steve Harris investigates Dorchester's open secret that lies under the modern town.
  • Seahorse habitats 'healing' thanks to eco-moorings September 26, 2026
    Scars in Studland Bay's seagrass meadows, caused by boat anchor chains, are healing, a study finds.
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