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Posted on October 29, 2020October 29, 2020 by admin

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  • GREEN FOCUS: Can we find meeting point on the environment? January 24, 2021
    POCKET or Planet?
  • Somerset wakes up to snow and ice January 24, 2021
    Somerset has woken up to snow and ice. Roads are being gritted. Temperatures set to stay low all day.
  • BUSINESS COLUMN: 'Lockdown support is welcome - but we need more' January 24, 2021
    I HAVE said on several occasions that Somerset businesses have welcomed lockdown financial support in the form of Bounce Back Loans, grants and furlough payments.
  • SOMERSET FROM THE SKIES: How many of these Somerset locations can you identify from the air? January 24, 2021
    MORE Somerset landmarks - and some of our towns and villages - were among the latest Somerset From The Skies supplement published in your County Gazette.
  • New portal to help keep YOU informed of public notices in Somerset January 24, 2021
    THE local news media sector - including your County Gazette, Bridgwater Mercury, Chard & Ilminster News and Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - has come together to launch an industry digital portal to further promote public notices to communities and enhance local democracy by harnessing local media’s massive online audiences.
  • The best farm shops in Somerset according to Trip Advisor January 23, 2021
    SOMERSET is well-known for its local produce.

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  • Snow: Severe weather warnings in place across UK January 24, 2021
    Motorists are urged to take care with sub-zero temperatures forecast into Monday.
  • Josh Davey: Somerset bowler extends contract until 2023 January 24, 2021
    Somerset's Scotland bowler Josh Davey extends his contract until the end of the 2023 season.
  • David Warburton MP's six stone weight loss secrets revealed January 24, 2021
    Somerton and Frome MP David Warburton said he "got a bit obsessed" with his home gym.
  • Emily Eavis hopes for live-streamed Glastonbury January 22, 2021
    The festival organiser also confirms that this year's cancellation won't bankrupt the event.
  • National League North & South campaigns suspended January 22, 2021
    National League North and National League South are suspended for two weeks amid discontent over funding.

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  • Snow: Severe weather warnings in place across UK January 24, 2021
    Motorists are urged to take care with sub-zero temperatures forecast into Monday.
  • Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in your area? January 24, 2021
    Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.
  • Weymouth 1-0 Hartlepool United January 23, 2021
    Weymouth turn the form table on its head as they win for the first time in 10 matches against high-flying Hartlepool.
  • Covid-19: Rock climbers sent home by police after 100-mile drive January 23, 2021
    Officers say the pair claimed they made the journey for their "daily exercise".
  • Coronavirus: Case rates in Dorset January 23, 2021
    The latest number of cases of Covid-19 across the county.
  • Covid-19: Care home outbreaks 'account for 15% of cases' in BCP January 22, 2021
    Coronavirus outbreaks at care homes in part of Dorset are fuelling infection rates among over-60s.
  • Festival season 'still possible' despite Glastonbury cancellation January 22, 2021
    Despite Glastonbury's cancellation, smaller festivals could still go ahead, experts say.