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Posted on September 20, 2018

BBC’s MasterChef star comes to Yeovil on 27th October

The star of BBC’s MasterChef, Inside The Factory and Eat Well For Less takes to the stage for this brand new live show at The Octagon Theatre, Yeovil,  on Saturday 27th October. Mixing hilarious behind the scenes tales with demonstrations and audience fun and games. Full story: Read more

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Posted on September 18, 2018

Exploratory work has begun in to plans to pedestrianise parts of Middle Street in Yeovil

Exploratory work has begun by South Somerset District Council (SSDC) to look at pedestrianising parts of Middle Street as part of the Yeovil Refresh project. The Yeovil Refresh aims to improve the number and quality of public spaces in the town and strengthen the town’s retail centre. Full story: Read more

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Posted on September 13, 2018

Mendip Hills Fund open for groups

Somerset Community Foundation (SCF) is inviting community organisations to apply to the Mendip Hills Fund grants programme, but the clock is ticking!  The 2018 round of the programme is open to new applications until October 31, 2018. Full story: Read more

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  • Illegal quarry rave took 12 hours to shut down June 9, 2025
    Police seized five van-loads of music equipment and dispersed about 200 people from the terrain.
  • Police officer who faked working from home banned June 9, 2025
    PC Liam Reakes weighed down the Z key on his laptop to give the impression he was working.
  • Glastonbury ticket sales cut to avoid overcrowding June 9, 2025
    Organiser Emily Eavis says they have sold "a few thousand less tickets" to see what impact it makes.
  • Men's mental health group comes to Somerset town June 9, 2025
    Organisers say the sessions will be a space where men can speak openly and share their struggles.
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