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: Somerset Advanced Motorcyclists

Posted on January 24, 2017

Free Taster Sessions from Somerset Advanced Motorcyclists

Slow Riding Instruction

Free  Taster Sessions, a young rider rebate of 50%, and a chance to practice slow riding skills will be offered to all local riders by Somerset Advanced Motorcyclists (SAM) at their group’s stand at the 2017 Bristol Classic Bike Show over the weekend of February 4th & 5th. Full Story: Read more

Share:

  • Tweet
  • WhatsApp

⬇️ February Issue ⬇️

Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Bookshop owners astonished by £5k repair donations February 24, 2026
    A community has given the shop £5,000 after "relentless rain" damaged its roof.
  • Plans to revamp and reopen theatre to be discussed February 24, 2026
    Somerset Council is due to discuss plans to refurbish the Octagon Theatre in Yeovil.
  • Nominations open for 2026 Make a Difference Awards February 23, 2026
    Nominations are being taken as the BBC celebrates unsung heroes in local communities across the UK.
  • Ski slope demand rises during Winter Olympics February 23, 2026
    Mendip Activity Centre says interest in ski and snow lessons has increased because of the Games.
  • Motorway crash leaves driver with head injuries February 23, 2026
    Police are searching for witnesses after a black Vauxhall Insignia and a blue Honda Accord collided.

Follow Us!

Facebook
Twitter
Follow Me
LinkedIn
Email
Youtube

Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Bookshop owners astonished by £5k repair donations February 24, 2026
    A community has given the shop £5,000 after "relentless rain" damaged its roof.
  • Plans to revamp and reopen theatre to be discussed February 24, 2026
    Somerset Council is due to discuss plans to refurbish the Octagon Theatre in Yeovil.
  • Nominations open for 2026 Make a Difference Awards February 23, 2026
    Nominations are being taken as the BBC celebrates unsung heroes in local communities across the UK.
  • Ski slope demand rises during Winter Olympics February 23, 2026
    Mendip Activity Centre says interest in ski and snow lessons has increased because of the Games.
  • Motorway crash leaves driver with head injuries February 23, 2026
    Police are searching for witnesses after a black Vauxhall Insignia and a blue Honda Accord collided.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Stolen spaniel found by police 160 miles from home February 24, 2026
    The brown and white spaniel, called Honey, was handed back to her "very happy" owners, police said.
  • When Russia invaded I thought I would never see the sky again February 24, 2026
    Four years since Russian invaded Ukraine, Viktoriia Izviekova reflects on the life she has built in Dorset.
  • Young carer's confidence 'skyrocketed' after BBC win February 24, 2026
    A young carer’s confidence ‘skyrocketed straight away’ after winning a BBC award, her mum has said.
  • Nominations open for 2026 Make a Difference Awards February 23, 2026
    Nominations are being taken as the BBC celebrates unsung heroes in local communities across the UK.
  • Thousands of street car chargers to be installed February 23, 2026
    Drivers without off-street parking will benefit from 3,000 new on-street car charging points.
  • University celebrates Bafta Film Awards successes February 23, 2026
    AUB tutor Dean Atta and graduate Lars Thomas Skare celebrated wins at the Bafta Film Awards.
  • Beach reopens after storm-shifted sand levelled February 23, 2026
    Diggers and dumpers have levelled out the sand at Weymouth Central Beach after winter storms.
Proudly powered by WordPress