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  • 'Worst possible time' for parking charge increase September 8, 2026
    Somerset Council wants to introduce Sunday parking charges in its car parks from December.
  • Dozens of rare heritage sites to open up for free September 8, 2026
    Free events in Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire take place from 11 to 20 September.
  • Slip road reopens after lorry overturns September 7, 2026
    Traffic has now cleared after the incident caused heavy delays to rush hour traffic.
  • Police warning after 'cloned' car sales double September 7, 2026
    Anyone who has bought a cloned car is unlikely to get their money back, making them a fraud victim.
  • Travellers' site may be torn down over flood risk September 7, 2026
    A travellers' site could be demolished after the Planning Inspectorate upholds a council's decision.

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • 'Worst possible time' for parking charge increase September 8, 2026
    Somerset Council wants to introduce Sunday parking charges in its car parks from December.
  • Dozens of rare heritage sites to open up for free September 8, 2026
    Free events in Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire take place from 11 to 20 September.
  • Slip road reopens after lorry overturns September 7, 2026
    Traffic has now cleared after the incident caused heavy delays to rush hour traffic.
  • Police warning after 'cloned' car sales double September 7, 2026
    Anyone who has bought a cloned car is unlikely to get their money back, making them a fraud victim.
  • Travellers' site may be torn down over flood risk September 7, 2026
    A travellers' site could be demolished after the Planning Inspectorate upholds a council's decision.

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • Why our changing weather could be bad for seahorses September 8, 2026
    With increasing winter storms predicted vital habitat for seahorses could be under threat
  • Man charged with arson after police station fire September 7, 2026
    Dorset Police says the fire did not spread and no injuries were sustained.
  • Police attend anti-migrant protest in coastal town September 7, 2026
    Dorset Police says it received a report on Sunday of protest activity in Poole.
  • Resort's pleasure pier shuts for essential repairs September 7, 2026
    Dorset Council says steps to the beach will reopen before an annual triathlon on 20 September.
  • Windsurfing world championships begin at Olympic venue September 7, 2026
    Up to 250 athletes from 40 countries will compete in the iQFOiL World Championships.
  • Survey studies wildfire impact on forest community September 7, 2026
    The wildfire in August led to traffic congestion and a fall in visitors to the New Forest.
  • Pulp top the bill at 20th End of the Road Festival September 6, 2026
    The End Of The Road Festival near Blandford Forum sees a packed event with 15,000 visitors.
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