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Posted on August 24, 2017September 4, 2017 by admin

September Issue Out Now!

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⬇️ September Issue ⬇️

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RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Nailsea school closed by flooding to reopen by end of month September 22, 2021
    A deluge poured into classrooms and caused "catastrophic" damage to the special school in Somerset.
  • Joe Cokanasiga & Ben Spencer: Bath pair face injury lay-offs September 22, 2021
    Bath pair Joe Cokanasiga and Ben Spencer are both out with knee and hamstring injuries respectively.
  • Bristol Airport: council leaders oppose expansion September 22, 2021
    Metro mayor Dan Norris wins support for his opposition to plans to welcome millions more passengers.
  • Iraqi refugees given hand-cranked washing machines September 22, 2021
    Navjot Sawhney is in Iraq to deliver his hand-cranked, low-cost devices to vulnerable families.
  • Richard de Carpentier: Bath sign former Harlequins & England Sevens forward September 21, 2021
    Bath sign former England Sevens forward Richard de Carpentier on a deal until the end of the season.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Nailsea school closed by flooding to reopen by end of month September 22, 2021
    A deluge poured into classrooms and caused "catastrophic" damage to the special school in Somerset.
  • Joe Cokanasiga & Ben Spencer: Bath pair face injury lay-offs September 22, 2021
    Bath pair Joe Cokanasiga and Ben Spencer are both out with knee and hamstring injuries respectively.
  • Bristol Airport: council leaders oppose expansion September 22, 2021
    Metro mayor Dan Norris wins support for his opposition to plans to welcome millions more passengers.
  • Iraqi refugees given hand-cranked washing machines September 22, 2021
    Navjot Sawhney is in Iraq to deliver his hand-cranked, low-cost devices to vulnerable families.
  • Richard de Carpentier: Bath sign former Harlequins & England Sevens forward September 21, 2021
    Bath sign former England Sevens forward Richard de Carpentier on a deal until the end of the season.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Coronavirus: Case rates in Dorset September 23, 2021
    The latest number of cases of Covid-19 across the county.
  • Cyclists spell 'refugees welcome' across south of England using GPS September 22, 2021
    David Charles and Georgie Cottle raise £55,000 for charity with their GPS drawing challenge ride.
  • How many cases in your area? September 22, 2021
    Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.
  • Man released over Bournemouth nightclub sex attack September 22, 2021
    The woman, who is in her 20s, was attacked outside Cameo in Bournemouth on 1 January 2020.
  • Covid: People are vaccinated - so why are there so many cases? September 22, 2021
    More than four out of five UK adults are now fully vaccinated, but daily case rates remain high.
  • County Championship: Hampshire hit back against Lancashire on day for bowlers September 21, 2021
    County Championship leaders Hampshire are bowled out for 143 but fight back with the ball against title rivals Lancashire.
  • Dorset Police Fed: Pay review body 'not fit for purpose' September 21, 2021
    Dorset Police Federation slams the government pay review body as more officers withdraw support.
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