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Posted on November 23, 2016November 23, 2016

Christmas at the Museum of Somerset

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The Museum of Somerset is preparing plenty of festive family fun for the Christmas holidays. The Museum will be open until 2.00 pm on Christmas Eve, and will then close for Christmas and Boxing Day before re-opening on Tuesday 27 until 31 December. Full story: Read more

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Posted on November 23, 2016

Putting a Flutter into the Future of Blackdown Hills Butterflies

Marsh Fritillary. Photo: Amy Lewis
Marsh Fritillary. Photo: Amy Lewis

Somerset Wildlife Trust are delighted to announce that, together with the Blackdown Hills Trust, it has received funding of over £20,000 from Viridor Credits , through the Landfill Communities Fund, to support its work in the Blackdown Hills to reverse the decline of four key butterfly species. Full story: Read More

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Posted on November 21, 2016

FIREARMS SHOOT TO HIGH PRICES IN MILITARIA AUCTION

Lawrences’ bi-annual auction of Militaria, Coins and Medals comprised over 750 lots and keen participation from internet bidders ensured that little was left unsold. Highlights included a Grenadier Guards sword in the 1822 pattern, that had belonged to Frederic Thesiger, later Lord Thesiger (1827-1905). Full story: Read more

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  • Child dies and 21 injured after school coach crash July 17, 2025
    The coach was bringing pupils back from a school trip when it overturned and fell 20ft.
  • Legendary cider maker visits London for first time since '79 July 17, 2025
    Roger Wilkins and his family were invited to Westminster by local MP Tessa Munt.
  • Theft victim calls for tougher vetting for carers July 17, 2025
    Louise Woollam said basic checks failed to reveal the criminal past of her husband's home carer.
  • Huge dome lifted onto nuclear reactor July 17, 2025
    Hundreds of people worked on manoeuvring the 245-tonne roof into place.
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