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Posted on September 13, 2018 by admin

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

CategoriesEvents, Mendip, News, Somerset TagsMendip Hills, Mendip Hills Fund, Somerset, Somerset Community Foundation (SCF)

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⬇️ November Issue ⬇️

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Museum to close ahead of 'remarkable' exhibit opening November 4, 2026
    The building will go through renovations ahead of housing a hoard of Norman-era coins.
  • Teacher sexually abused four boys, court hears November 3, 2026
    The jury heard one of the boys confided in the chaplain and was told it was a "wicked lie"
  • Need To Know Somerset November 3, 2026
    The illuminated carnival expects a turnout of around 150,000 people this year.
  • Three train stations set for huge revamp November 3, 2026
    Three railway stations are to get a share of £24m to improve step-free access.
  • Timings and where to watch the UK's oldest carnival November 3, 2026
    Organisers are urging spectators to arrive early ahead of Saturday's illuminated procession.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Museum to close ahead of 'remarkable' exhibit opening November 4, 2026
    The building will go through renovations ahead of housing a hoard of Norman-era coins.
  • Teacher sexually abused four boys, court hears November 3, 2026
    The jury heard one of the boys confided in the chaplain and was told it was a "wicked lie"
  • Need To Know Somerset November 3, 2026
    The illuminated carnival expects a turnout of around 150,000 people this year.
  • Three train stations set for huge revamp November 3, 2026
    Three railway stations are to get a share of £24m to improve step-free access.
  • Timings and where to watch the UK's oldest carnival November 3, 2026
    Organisers are urging spectators to arrive early ahead of Saturday's illuminated procession.

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • Public toilets to charge after drug and alcohol use November 4, 2026
    The loos on Maiden Street in Weymouth will now close for five months for refurbishment work.
  • Car park charges could change to match demand November 4, 2026
    Dorset Council runs 82 car parks under a three-tier system which could change to tailored pricing.
  • Whose photos were left in this '53 Beetle glovebox? November 4, 2026
    A car restorer is trying to find the young people captured in pictures left in a Beetle glovebox.
  • Museum appeals to keep masthead dedicated to carers November 3, 2026
    The sculpture by Jason Wilsher-Mills was created for the artist's exhibition at Poole Museum.
  • Jury in Russell Brand rape trial begins considering verdicts November 3, 2026
    The media personality has been on trial for three weeks, after pleading not guilty to all charges.
  • Blanket 20mph speed limit for county town scrapped November 3, 2026
    Plans for a 20mph limit across Dorchester are ditched but limits could be imposed near schools.
  • Food waste recycling hits 3,500 tonnes in six months November 3, 2026
    BCP residents have recycled the equivalent in weight of 300 double decker buses, says the council.
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