By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
He failed a roadside breath test
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
He failed a roadside breath test
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
A brand new market is coming to town
The club said it is regrettable that one reported incident has 'overshadowed' all that is good at the club
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
He was initially pulled over for a defective headlight
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
Date: 01.09.2018
Time: 19:46
Location: Old Bristol Road, Priddy
Two fire appliances from Wells and Cheddar plus the Rescue Tender from Glastonbury were mobilised to a report of a two vehicle road traffic collision with a person trapped in one of the vehicles.
When the first crew arrived on scene the incident commander confirmed that one vehicle was on all four wheels and the other was on its side against a wall. There were three walking wounded casualties plus one person trapped in the car that was on its side. The crew immediately got to work to attempt to stabilise the vehicle using specialist stabilising equipment.
The fire crew liaised with the Heli Med doctor to decide on the best way to extricate the casualty from the vehicle.
The fire crews began to remove the side of the vehicle to get access to the casualty and requested a third appliance from Somerton for additional person power.
The casualty was extricated from the vehicle using three sets of hydraulic rescue equipment, a LGV working platform, stabilising equipment and small tools. In total, four casualties were treated by ambulance crews. The scene was made safe before the Fire Service left.
It has been closed for years
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
The date has already been confirmed
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
The Football Association in Somerset investigated in incident
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
Simon David Anstey will face a jury in January over the alleged incident at the Rose and Crown
By Tim Lethaby
16th Jul 2021 | Local News
THE family of seven-year-old Amelia McKenna are fundraising for something that could transform her life.
She now has a port fitted in her chest so that antibiotics can be administered without the need for a cannula.
She has to take 40 tablets, uses nebulisers and has up to four physiotherapy sessions every day of the year to try to stay healthy.
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