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Posted on August 27, 2015August 26, 2015 by admin

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  • Cider makers fear future for orchards as costs grow November 13, 2026
    Producers claimed without more support, they could be forced to stop using British-grown apples.
  • Christmas market fears as roadworks cause long delays November 13, 2026
    Residents said temporarily lifting a liveable neighbourhood scheme would help the congestion.
  • No radical change after nationalisation, GWR says November 12, 2026
    Great Western Railways says it is working on a seamless transition into public ownership.
  • Man arrested after teenage girl raped in park November 12, 2026
    A man in his late teens is arrested on suspicion of rape, police say.
  • No plans to remove Walliams books from West libraries November 12, 2026
    The author and actor denies allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse of power.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Cider makers fear future for orchards as costs grow November 13, 2026
    Producers claimed without more support, they could be forced to stop using British-grown apples.
  • Christmas market fears as roadworks cause long delays November 13, 2026
    Residents said temporarily lifting a liveable neighbourhood scheme would help the congestion.
  • No radical change after nationalisation, GWR says November 12, 2026
    Great Western Railways says it is working on a seamless transition into public ownership.
  • Man arrested after teenage girl raped in park November 12, 2026
    A man in his late teens is arrested on suspicion of rape, police say.
  • No plans to remove Walliams books from West libraries November 12, 2026
    The author and actor denies allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse of power.

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • Child safety improvements too slow, says report November 13, 2026
    Harm from neglect and domestic abuse was not always spotted quickly, a joint inspection finds.
  • Dog injured in electric motorbike hit-and-run November 12, 2026
    Police say the rider of an electric motorbike failed to stop after injuring a Jack Russell.
  • College plans £3.2m defence training site November 12, 2026
    The Dorset facility would train students in areas like aerospace, autonomy and mechanical engineering.
  • Beach site contract paused due to legal challenge November 12, 2026
    BCP Council pauses the new 20-year contract process for the Southbourne promenade site.
  • Council to buy theatre shop units to preserve facade November 12, 2026
    The 100-year-old theatre, retail units and apartments were put up for sale in May.
  • Need To Know Hampshire, Dorset and the IoW November 12, 2026
    The first cold health alerts of winter have been issued for parts of England.
  • Tributes to 'passionate' steam railway founder November 12, 2026
    Tributes have flooded in to Jim Haylock who passed away on Sunday aged 82, following a short illness.
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