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Posted on October 26, 2017October 25, 2017 by admin

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    Club founder Joe Andrews wants to show that people of all shapes and sizes can compete.
  • Urban explorers at empty hotel could be arrested October 20, 2026
    The Grand Atlantic Hotel site has been subject to a number of break-ins and anti-social behaviour.
  • Braille device could remove barriers to science October 20, 2026
    A Bristol-made device displays complex data in braille, helping blind people study and work in STEM.
  • Chesterfield v Leatherhead or Yeovil in FA Cup first round October 19, 2026
    Leicester City will travel to National League North side Oxford City in the 2026-27 FA Cup first round - five years after winning the competition.

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Criminals detained in hospital set to lose benefits October 20, 2026
    The families of the victims of Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane had been campaigning for the change.
  • Boom in 'massively misunderstood' sumo wrestling October 20, 2026
    Club founder Joe Andrews wants to show that people of all shapes and sizes can compete.
  • Urban explorers at empty hotel could be arrested October 20, 2026
    The Grand Atlantic Hotel site has been subject to a number of break-ins and anti-social behaviour.
  • Braille device could remove barriers to science October 20, 2026
    A Bristol-made device displays complex data in braille, helping blind people study and work in STEM.
  • Chesterfield v Leatherhead or Yeovil in FA Cup first round October 19, 2026
    Leicester City will travel to National League North side Oxford City in the 2026-27 FA Cup first round - five years after winning the competition.

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  • Hotel to reopen after ceiling collapse repairs October 20, 2026
    The hotel which closed for safety checks after structural damage is set to reopen on Thursday.
  • Town to make new attempt to break elf world record October 20, 2026
    Weymouth has been trying to beat the current title holders, Thailand, for the last few years.
  • Is this the end for small-scale pig farming? October 20, 2026
    Dan Bolton says small-scale pig farming is not sustainable after his saddleback piglets sold for £2.
  • Man admits causing death of pedestrian in bus crash October 19, 2026
    Nicholas Ouzman, 37, pleads guilty to causing the death of Richard Parker in Christchurch last year.
  • Wimborne Town feature in FA Cup first round draw October 19, 2026
    Leicester City will travel to National League North side Oxford City in the 2026-27 FA Cup first round - five years after winning the competition.
  • Inquest jury to examine if student's MenB death was preventable October 19, 2026
    Megan Draper died from meningitis B in October while studying physiotherapy in Bournemouth.
  • End of an era for disabled gymnastics competition October 19, 2026
    The founders of an annual event for gymnasts with disabilities step down after 26 years in charge.
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