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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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  • Man given indefinite hospital order after killing November 5, 2026
    Graham Janes fatally attacked Colin Lawson while he was suffering from mental health difficulties in 2025.
  • Loading shovel operator still working at 80 November 5, 2026
    Colin Shearn has just turned 80, but has no plans to retire from his job as a loading shovel operator for Pennys Group at Green Ore on the Mendips.
  • Barnaby Webber's family demands end to data breaches November 5, 2026
    Families described the unauthorised access of confidential medical records as an "abuse of power".
  • New bovine TB strategy 'could change everything' November 5, 2026
    Keith Cutler welcomes the new government strategy aimed at eradicating the disease in England.
  • Live facial recognition to be introduced in city November 5, 2026
    Avon and Somerset Police said the overt technology will help to protect the public .

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Man given indefinite hospital order after killing November 5, 2026
    Graham Janes fatally attacked Colin Lawson while he was suffering from mental health difficulties in 2025.
  • Loading shovel operator still working at 80 November 5, 2026
    Colin Shearn has just turned 80, but has no plans to retire from his job as a loading shovel operator for Pennys Group at Green Ore on the Mendips.
  • Barnaby Webber's family demands end to data breaches November 5, 2026
    Families described the unauthorised access of confidential medical records as an "abuse of power".
  • New bovine TB strategy 'could change everything' November 5, 2026
    Keith Cutler welcomes the new government strategy aimed at eradicating the disease in England.
  • Live facial recognition to be introduced in city November 5, 2026
    Avon and Somerset Police said the overt technology will help to protect the public .

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • Iron-age ruler King Verica actually a woman November 5, 2026
    The discovery re-writes the history of the Roman invasion in 43 AD.
  • Nature reserve fire spreads across seven hectares November 5, 2026
    A wildfire on Canford Heath nature reserve spread rapidly due to high winds on Wednesday night.
  • 10 years in the making - Billam-Smith's revenge mission November 5, 2026
    Former crusierweight world champion Chris Billam-Smith is hoping to get one over his old amateur rival Cheavon Clarke when the two meet on Saturday at London’s Copper Box Arena.
  • Cherries match in Prague 'pinch me moment' for fan November 5, 2026
    Thursday's Europa League game will see the Cherries play Sparta Prague at epet ARENA.
  • Tunnel to close while landslip monitors installed November 5, 2026
    The monitoring equipment will detect any ground movement above Beaminster Tunnel.
  • Lost ancient stone raised up in valley November 5, 2026
    The stone was brought back into view at the Valley of Stones National Nature Reserve.
  • In pictures: Remembrance poppy displays in the South November 5, 2026
    Individuals and community groups have taken up craft projects over many months to help create the displays.
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