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Posted on February 22, 2017February 21, 2017 by admin

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  • D-Day veteran celebrates 100th birthday January 8, 2026
    A World War Two veteran who was an officer during D-Day has celebrated his 100th birthday.
  • No police disciplinary action after girl's M5 death January 8, 2026
    Two police officers are cleared after a teenager fled a police car and was hit by another vehicle.
  • 'Heartbreaking' plans to raise council tax by up to 11% January 8, 2026
    Council leaders say they may have to make "difficult decisions" if they cannot raise tax levels.
  • 'Good luck wishes' and 'badger recovery' January 8, 2026
    A look at what stories are trending across the West of England on Thursday 8 January.
  • GP practices now recognised as 'veteran friendly' January 8, 2026
    GP surgeries have signed up to a programme to help practitioners better understand veterans' needs.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • D-Day veteran celebrates 100th birthday January 8, 2026
    A World War Two veteran who was an officer during D-Day has celebrated his 100th birthday.
  • No police disciplinary action after girl's M5 death January 8, 2026
    Two police officers are cleared after a teenager fled a police car and was hit by another vehicle.
  • 'Heartbreaking' plans to raise council tax by up to 11% January 8, 2026
    Council leaders say they may have to make "difficult decisions" if they cannot raise tax levels.
  • 'Good luck wishes' and 'badger recovery' January 8, 2026
    A look at what stories are trending across the West of England on Thursday 8 January.
  • GP practices now recognised as 'veteran friendly' January 8, 2026
    GP surgeries have signed up to a programme to help practitioners better understand veterans' needs.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Snow and strong winds forecast for region January 8, 2026
    The Met Office issues a yellow warning, which means delays and disruption are expected.
  • Unusual fly-tipping in Toller Porcorum January 8, 2026
    The eye-catching discovery was found by Parish Council Chair Neil Farmer.
  • Hot tub dumped on roadside stuns council chairman January 8, 2026
    A spa is found filled to the brim with other rubbish including a toilet near Toller Porcorum in Dorset.
  • Man jailed for attempted murder escapes from prison January 8, 2026
    Kieran Cameron is serving a 23-year-prison sentence for an attempted murder in 2016.
  • Ice rink plans withdrawn after attraction closes January 8, 2026
    Bournemouth's festive ice rink closes for the season before its planning application can be decided.
  • Twin Sails bridge set to reopen following repairs January 8, 2026
    The lifting bridge has been closed since engineers found "abnormal creaking" noises.
  • 'Like a movie' - Semenyo enjoys fairytale farewell January 7, 2026
    Antoine Semenyo could not have dreamed of a better ending to his Bournemouth career as his late winner against Spurs ends the Cherries' long winless run.
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