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Tag: November 5th

Posted on November 2, 2016

Bonfire night burning waste warning

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Firework fans are being urged to think twice before burning furniture on bonfire night or setting light to rubbish. Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) is reminding residents not to spoil the party by wasting furniture that could have another life through a gift to charity or donation to a reuse group. Full story: Read more

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⬇️ November Issue ⬇️

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Man, 75, living 'under cloud' of prostate cancer to trek 100km November 2, 2026
    Rodger Allen has been training in sand dunes to prepare for his desert challenge.
  • Seaside town's 10,000-seat arena plan uncertain November 2, 2026
    The council has been working on a plan to turn the venue into an arena, with a 25-year lease deal with Live Nation.
  • 'Important' coastal path post sold at auction November 2, 2026
    Exmoor National Park Authority auctions off the wooden fingerpost to support rights of way work.
  • Families and staff call for closed school to reopen November 2, 2026
    Parents form a working group in a bid to reopen Leweston School after its sudden closure.
  • Song urges builders to talk about mental health November 2, 2026
    A Somerset builder has written a song to raise awareness and money for mental health charities.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Man, 75, living 'under cloud' of prostate cancer to trek 100km November 2, 2026
    Rodger Allen has been training in sand dunes to prepare for his desert challenge.
  • Seaside town's 10,000-seat arena plan uncertain November 2, 2026
    The council has been working on a plan to turn the venue into an arena, with a 25-year lease deal with Live Nation.
  • 'Important' coastal path post sold at auction November 2, 2026
    Exmoor National Park Authority auctions off the wooden fingerpost to support rights of way work.
  • Families and staff call for closed school to reopen November 2, 2026
    Parents form a working group in a bid to reopen Leweston School after its sudden closure.
  • Song urges builders to talk about mental health November 2, 2026
    A Somerset builder has written a song to raise awareness and money for mental health charities.

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • 'Important' coastal path post sold at auction November 2, 2026
    Exmoor National Park Authority auctions off the wooden fingerpost to support rights of way work.
  • Families and staff call for closed school to reopen November 2, 2026
    Parents form a working group in a bid to reopen Leweston School after its sudden closure.
  • Sandi Toksvig awarded honorary archaeology doctorate November 2, 2026
    The broadcaster has been working with Bournemouth University's archaeology department on a dig.
  • Road shut as fire engulfs abandoned static caravan November 2, 2026
    The A35 near Dorchester was closed after fire engulfed a static caravan left alongside the road.
  • No explosive devices found after car bomb scare November 2, 2026
    No explosives were found during searches after a suspected car bomb led to homes being evacuated.
  • SWR paid out £8m compensation for delayed trains November 2, 2026
    The company became the first failing train operator brought back into public ownership last year.
  • Seven-week chain ferry closure due to begin November 1, 2026
    The ferry linking Sandbanks and Studland will be out of action from Monday for major maintenance work.
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