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  • Legendary cider maker visits London for first time since '79 July 17, 2025
    Roger Wilkins and his family were invited to Westminster by local MP Tessa Munt.
  • Theft victim calls for tougher vetting for carers July 17, 2025
    Louise Woollam said basic checks failed to reveal the criminal past of her husband's home carer.
  • Huge dome lifted onto nuclear reactor July 17, 2025
    Hundreds of people worked on manoeuvring the 245-tonne roof into place.
  • 'Too many tickets' and 'kitten thief' July 17, 2025
    A look at what stories are trending across the West of England on 17 July.
  • Grassroots women's football is struggling for cash July 17, 2025
    Coach Rob Macer said his goalkeeper's mother's cleaning company has provided emergency funds.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Legendary cider maker visits London for first time since '79 July 17, 2025
    Roger Wilkins and his family were invited to Westminster by local MP Tessa Munt.
  • Theft victim calls for tougher vetting for carers July 17, 2025
    Louise Woollam said basic checks failed to reveal the criminal past of her husband's home carer.
  • Huge dome lifted onto nuclear reactor July 17, 2025
    Hundreds of people worked on manoeuvring the 245-tonne roof into place.
  • 'Too many tickets' and 'kitten thief' July 17, 2025
    A look at what stories are trending across the West of England on 17 July.
  • Grassroots women's football is struggling for cash July 17, 2025
    Coach Rob Macer said his goalkeeper's mother's cleaning company has provided emergency funds.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Bournemouth 'first in UK' to trial parking fine rise July 17, 2025
    The government has given the green light for a one-month pilot to run throughout August.
  • Theft victim urges 'Richard's law' to vet carers July 17, 2025
    Louise Woollam said basic checks failed to reveal the criminal past of her husband's home carer.
  • Ex-Met officer guilty of raping second woman July 17, 2025
    Jake Cummings is waiting to be sentenced for the crimes.
  • Paralegal jailed for stealing from vulnerable clients July 17, 2025
    Emma Charlotte Amey stole a total of £11,568 from two victims in residential homes.
  • King's replacement sceptre to be made of wood July 17, 2025
    The sceptre went missing from Weymouth's King George III statue about 40 years ago.
  • Council approves £6m investment for lifting bridges July 17, 2025
    It is hoped the money will reduce the need for repairs for Poole Bridge and the Twin Sails Bridge.
  • Labour suspends four MPs after welfare cuts rebellion July 16, 2025
    Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman, Chris Hinchliff and Rachael Maskell all voted against welfare reforms.
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