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Posted on October 30, 2014October 29, 2014 by admin

November Issue Out Now!

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    Residents in Bridgwater and Hartcliffe get to decide how the government cash could reshape their areas.
  • In pictures: Dairy displays and Prince William October 11, 2026
    A round-up of pictures taken across the West of England this week.
  • The 130-year-old chimney nobody wants to own October 10, 2026
    The chimney is on the side of a former brewery in Somerset and also includes a small patch of land.
  • Northampton outgun Bath in 119-point thriller October 10, 2026
    Northampton win a high-octane 18-try thriller at home to Bath, the second highest-scoring game in English top-flight history.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Council to write off £95m SEND spending deficit October 11, 2026
    Somerset Council agrees a plan with the government as demand for SEND services increase.
  • They've been handed £20m - but can it really change lives? October 11, 2026
    Residents in Bridgwater and Hartcliffe get to decide how the government cash could reshape their areas.
  • In pictures: Dairy displays and Prince William October 11, 2026
    A round-up of pictures taken across the West of England this week.
  • The 130-year-old chimney nobody wants to own October 10, 2026
    The chimney is on the side of a former brewery in Somerset and also includes a small patch of land.
  • Northampton outgun Bath in 119-point thriller October 10, 2026
    Northampton win a high-octane 18-try thriller at home to Bath, the second highest-scoring game in English top-flight history.

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  • Jurassic Coast fossil records made available online October 11, 2026
    Hundreds of scientifically important fossil records from the Dorset and East Devon coast are online.
  • Ferry farewell after decades of Channel crossings October 11, 2026
    Brittany Ferries' Barfleur has been a regular sight sailing between Poole and Normandy since 1992.
  • Big Picture: This week's images from the South October 11, 2026
    The best images sent to us from Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and Oxfordshire.
  • Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missed October 11, 2026
    An emotional TV moment and the future of electric cars in the South were our most read stories this week.
  • 'Absolutely superb' - How Caicedo proved pivotal in Chelsea win October 10, 2026
    Speaking on Match of the Day, Alan Shearer explains why the performance of Moises Caicedo was pivotal in Chelsea's 5-1 win against Bournemouth in the Premier League.
  • Henderson scores twice as five-star Chelsea thrash Bournemouth October 10, 2026
    Jordan Henderson has a home debut to remember as he scores twice for Chelsea as his side thrash Bournemouth 5-1 at Stamford Bridge, leaving the away side still searching for their first Premier League win this season.
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    Tackling the blaze required around 5,500 hours of firefighter time, a finance director says.
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