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Posted on January 15, 2013January 15, 2013

Delays to speed measures on Moor Lane in Wincanton ‘due to weather’ | This is Somerset

Delays to implementing speed-reducing measures on a road in Wincanton have been blamed on the recent bad weather. In October, police confirmed a number of measures had been agreed with Somerset County Council to be introduced on Moor Lane. Full Story: Read More

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Posted on January 10, 2013January 10, 2013

Shepton Mallet Prison one of six old jails to be closed | This is Somerset

Cell doors are set to slam shut for the last time at Shepton Mallet Prison. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced that the oldest working prison in the country is to close, along with five other old jails. Full Story: Read More

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Posted on January 9, 2013January 9, 2013

UK Methane announce plans for fracking in Somerset

UK Methane will shortly be applying for planning permissSomersetion to drill for shale gas using hydraulic fracturing in Somerset. Full Story: Read More

 

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  • Peoples' sentimental shoe memories celebrated September 2, 2026
    The Shoemakers Museum is marking its first anniversary by exhibiting shoes from local people.
  • What is Clare's Law and how can it protect your family and friends? September 2, 2026
    Many people do not realise they can seek information under Clare's Law on someone else's behalf.
  • Last Post Office in centre of Bath closes down September 1, 2026
    The Post Office says it hopes to open a replacement branch as soon as possible
  • Samurai sword killer leaves family 'ripped apart' September 1, 2026
    A month after his killer was jailed, Craig Hurcombe's family say they still cannot accept his death.
  • Hopes new £87m surgical centre may cut waiting lists September 1, 2026
    The new centre at Musgrove Park in Taunton hopes to increase capacity and improve patient flow.

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Peoples' sentimental shoe memories celebrated September 2, 2026
    The Shoemakers Museum is marking its first anniversary by exhibiting shoes from local people.
  • What is Clare's Law and how can it protect your family and friends? September 2, 2026
    Many people do not realise they can seek information under Clare's Law on someone else's behalf.
  • Last Post Office in centre of Bath closes down September 1, 2026
    The Post Office says it hopes to open a replacement branch as soon as possible
  • Samurai sword killer leaves family 'ripped apart' September 1, 2026
    A month after his killer was jailed, Craig Hurcombe's family say they still cannot accept his death.
  • Hopes new £87m surgical centre may cut waiting lists September 1, 2026
    The new centre at Musgrove Park in Taunton hopes to increase capacity and improve patient flow.

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  • Higher seafront parking fines could extend to schools September 2, 2026
    A trial of higher fines for illegal parking near Bournemouth's beaches is being assessed by the Department for Transport.
  • Doctor struck off over coercive control conviction September 2, 2026
    Dr Walid Ahmed left his partner "a shell of her former self", a tribunal heard.
  • Visitors disturb bird site and pose for nest cam September 2, 2026
    The RSPB says there has been an increase in antisocial behaviour at Arne nature reserve in Dorset.
  • Rescued turtles to be released in the Azores September 1, 2026
    Crush the loggerhead turtle will be released into the Atlantic along with two other rescued turtles.
  • Overnight road closures for further wildfire repairs September 1, 2026
    The A31 was closed for two weeks following the devastating wildfire in the New Forest in August.
  • Resorts' parking revenue down despite busy summer September 1, 2026
    Visitors appear to have had spent less time and money in the resorts, with parking income down.
  • New traffic restrictions for school road trial September 1, 2026
    The aim is to improve safety for children travelling to school and alleviate congestion.
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