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Tag: Pumpkin

Posted on October 3, 2013

Make the most of that pumpkin

SWP Halloween 2 CREDIT WRAPFright fans keen to green their Halloween are being urged not to waste the food goodness of this month’s scary pumpkin displays. Easy recipes to turn pumpkin flesh and seeds into tasty treats are among lots of simple advice about wasting less food from Somerset’s Green Routine waste prevention campaign. Full Story: Read More

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  • Somerset beat Durham to boost One-Day Cup hopes August 26, 2026
    The Blaze secure their place in the One-Day Cup knockout phase in September as Somerset, Surrey and Lancashire also win.
  • Free Sunday parking could end by December August 26, 2026
    Somerset Council's chiefs say the controversial move will make parking fairer across the county.
  • Water company issues first hosepipe ban in decades August 26, 2026
    Half of the UK's water companies - including Wessex Water and Thames Water - have now announced bans.
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    Scrapstore announces it has secured grant funding to keep its doors open for "years to come".
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    Cider makers say lots of their trees have produced hardly any apples.

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