By Guest author
19th Mar 2024 9:52 am | Local News
(Updated: 2 Hours, 57 minutes ago)
Rob Beckley QPM retires from distinguished policing career and takes on a new role as High Sheriff of Somerset.
By Guest author
19th Mar 2024 9:52 am | Local News
(Updated: 2 Hours, 57 minutes ago)
Rob Beckley QPM retires from distinguished policing career and takes on a new role as High Sheriff of Somerset.
By James Smith
18th Mar 2024 3:30 pm | Local News
West Midlands Police described the major disorder as the "worst violence seen in 28 years of policing" at a football match.
By Anna Wiseman
18th Mar 2024 3:07 pm | Local News
There will be a chance to hear local author Rebecca Gryspeerdt read from her book at the Bishop's Palace in April.
New funds available to help restore wildlife on the Somerset Levels. Somerset Wildlife Trust would like local communities to get involved.
By Anna Wiseman
15th Mar 2024 | Local News
James Heappey, MP for the Wells constituency and Armed Forces Minister, has decided to step away from politics and pursue a different career.
By Guest author
14th Mar 2024 | Local News
It is with regret that the organisers of this event have had to make the decision to cancel the concert due to reasons beyond their control. .
Glastonbury Festival official line up poster published this morning confirms headline acts performing at the festival this June.
By Guest author
13th Mar 2024 | Local News
The number of fatalities on the county's roads at its highest since 2014, leading to new Somerset Council campaign aimed at reducing fatal collisions.
By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter
13th Mar 2024 | Local News
Planning decision delayed due to concerns over lack of parking at the proposed retirement flat development on the site of the old Wells Police Station.
By Guest
13th Mar 2024 | Local News
Three art students from The Blue School have been offered the opportunity to help with the Wells Art Contemporary exhibition at Wells Cathedral.
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