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Posted on September 29, 2016September 29, 2016

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Posted on September 27, 2016

Sherborne Castle Classic & Supercar Show ‘Donates’ £53,000 to Local Charities & Cancer Research UK

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Presidents of the Show and Owners of the Sherborne Castle Estate – Edward and Maria Wingfield Digby said: ‘We are thrilled that the Show held in July has been a huge success and is able to donate such an astonishing amount to charity from a one-day event. Full story: Read more

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Posted on September 20, 2016

Award-winning Christmas displays return to The Gardens Group

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From hanging thousands of baubles and labelling boxfuls of ornaments to building partition walls and painting festive scenes, Louise Burks, director of The Gardens Group, and her team are preparing for the centres’ much-anticipated and award-winning Christmas displays, which will be unveiled at a number of special open evenings throughout October. Full story: Read more

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    Cyclist William Salter says he hopes to help Wales win a first Commonwealth Games medal in the team pursuit.
  • 'Roadworks are causing a drop in trade to my shop' July 29, 2026
    Dilan Patel says ongoing works on the A358 near Taunton have negatively impacted the shop's takings.
  • Rail services cut due to effects of dry weather July 28, 2026
    Hot, dry weather shrinks railway embankments for a second year in a row, which can cause tracks on top to buckle.
  • Murder accused called 'coward' and 'liar' in court July 28, 2026
    Michael Bretton denies murdering Craig Hurcombe, saying his death was a "tragic accident".
  • Former councillor and museum founder dies aged 84 July 28, 2026
    Elfan ap Rees served on North Somerset Council and had a passion for helicopters.

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RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Wales and Salter target first team pursuit medal July 29, 2026
    Cyclist William Salter says he hopes to help Wales win a first Commonwealth Games medal in the team pursuit.
  • 'Roadworks are causing a drop in trade to my shop' July 29, 2026
    Dilan Patel says ongoing works on the A358 near Taunton have negatively impacted the shop's takings.
  • Rail services cut due to effects of dry weather July 28, 2026
    Hot, dry weather shrinks railway embankments for a second year in a row, which can cause tracks on top to buckle.
  • Murder accused called 'coward' and 'liar' in court July 28, 2026
    Michael Bretton denies murdering Craig Hurcombe, saying his death was a "tragic accident".
  • Former councillor and museum founder dies aged 84 July 28, 2026
    Elfan ap Rees served on North Somerset Council and had a passion for helicopters.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Night terrors, flashbacks and panic attacks - former police reveal trauma July 29, 2026
    The Home Office says it will expand support for officers exposed to trauma from policing.
  • New beer sommelier praises 'superb' local brewers July 29, 2026
    Ryan Perry, from Dorset, says the Guild of Beer Sommeliers training was "really full on".
  • Rail services cut due to effects of dry weather July 28, 2026
    Hot, dry weather shrinks railway embankments for a second year in a row, which can cause tracks on top to buckle.
  • The reel film festival showing classics outdoors July 28, 2026
    Slindon Cinema staged an outdoor festival of movie classics, all projected from 35mm celluloid.
  • Coastal towns council launches discount card July 28, 2026
    Perks including cheaper parking and discounted food and drinks are now available through BCP Life.
  • Rising tides warning as swimmer rescued July 28, 2026
    The 25-year-old man was swimming along the coastline when he became cut off by the incoming tide.
  • Young pony seized after concerns for welfare July 28, 2026
    A RSPCA investigation is underway and the pony is now being cared for at an equine centre.
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