Skip to content
The Visitor. Covering Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire

The Visitor. Covering Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire

The Visitor. Magazine covering Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire. Since 1983.

  • Home
  • Read
  • About Us
  • Deadlines
  • Advertising
  • Circulation
  • Contact
  • News
  • Archive
    • Events
    • Wiltshire Advertising
    • Dorset Advertising
    • Somerset Advertising
    • Wiltshire Magazine
    • Dorset Magazine
    • Somerset Magazine
    • The Visitor

Tag: 2016 Budget

Posted on March 17, 2016

Somerset Chamber welcomes ‘steady as she goes’ Budget

Somerset ChamberThe Chancellor’s 2016 Budget announcements on business taxes, cider duty and flood defence improvements have been welcomed by the CEO of the Somerset Chamber of Commerce, although he described the lack of reference to South West infrastructure improvements as ‘frustrating’. Full story: Read more

Share:

  • Tweet
  • WhatsApp

⬇️ Read April Issue ⬇️

Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Teen arrested after vape leaves boy 'unwell' April 8, 2026
    Tests are being carried out on a vape recovered by police officers following the incident.
  • Rise in van-dwellers 'not a state of emergency' April 8, 2026
    One councillor claims there are about 200 people living in vehicles in Glastonbury.
  • Council 'should consider more overnight roadworks' April 8, 2026
    A call is made for more overnight roadworks as replacing traffic lights causes disruption.
  • Scrum-half Le Roux leaves Bath April 8, 2026
    Scrum-half Neil Le Roux leaves Bath with immediate effect to return to South Africa.
  • Community project to continue despite lack of funds April 8, 2026
    The trustees hope the arts project will continue as a voluntary organisation.

Follow Us!

Facebook
Twitter
Follow Me
LinkedIn
Email
Youtube

Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Teen arrested after vape leaves boy 'unwell' April 8, 2026
    Tests are being carried out on a vape recovered by police officers following the incident.
  • Rise in van-dwellers 'not a state of emergency' April 8, 2026
    One councillor claims there are about 200 people living in vehicles in Glastonbury.
  • Council 'should consider more overnight roadworks' April 8, 2026
    A call is made for more overnight roadworks as replacing traffic lights causes disruption.
  • Scrum-half Le Roux leaves Bath April 8, 2026
    Scrum-half Neil Le Roux leaves Bath with immediate effect to return to South Africa.
  • Community project to continue despite lack of funds April 8, 2026
    The trustees hope the arts project will continue as a voluntary organisation.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Murder charge after man dies outside cocktail bar April 8, 2026
    Rico Wilson has been charged with murder following the death of James Blanch, 41, on Monday.
  • Holidaymakers targeted in drink-drive operation April 8, 2026
    Dorset Police has been breathalysing returning holidaymakers as they drive off the ferry in Poole.
  • What makes a rave illegal? April 8, 2026
    BBC South's Ellie Cleverley looks at the law after an illegal rave was held in Dorset on Saturday.
  • New bin rescues marine life from plastic pollution April 8, 2026
    The new bin on Weymouth's promenade aims to encourage people to bin their plastic bottles.
  • Funding secured to protect county's archives April 8, 2026
    The National Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded £600,000 to Dorset History Centre.
  • Dig begins to uncover town's 13th-century origins April 7, 2026
    Volunteers are helping archaeologists uncover evidence of Weymouth's earliest settlements.
  • Second blaze destroys community hub building April 7, 2026
    The fire comes nine months after the community centre was damaged by another blaze.
Proudly powered by WordPress