FIRE crews were called to a report of a mini-bus alight in North Curry this afternoon (May 16). The small fire, which had been caused by a fuel leak, was out before the fire engine from Taunton arrived at the scene – the village hall car
A STUDENT fundraiser from Wellington will form part of a group of motorcyclists driving for charity from Lands End to John O’Groats...and back. Richard Huish student Toni Ellison, 16, will ride pillion with her dad Paul Ellison on the 1,000
SKY Sports will be filming live from Somerset Rebels’ Oaktree Arena next Tuesday (May 22) for their meeting with Ipswich. The match will see reduced ticket prices with cost £10 for adults and children get in for just £1.
YOUNGSTERS in Watchet spent their Saturday (May 5) bringing the town's Memorial Ground to life with a colourful mural. The aim of the design, painted at the multi-use games area, was to represent the town and includes the lighthouse and images
PREMIERSHIP rugby players Stephen Donald, Olly Woodman visited Wiveliscombe RFC to take a specialist training session after the club was announced as a winner of the QBE Rugby Pro competition. Members of the Wiveliscombe RFC under 15's trained
WEST Somerset Council has announced there will be free parking at several council-owned car parks on Monday, when the Olympic Torch passes through the area. They are: Doverhay and Porlock Central in Porlock; Alexandra Road, Clanville and North
MORE than 40 people dropped into the Holiday Inn in Taunton to drop-off donations to St. Margaret's Hospice. The Hospice's van picked up over 100 bags of donated goods for the charity's shops. Teresa Wort, Corporate Fundraiser for the hospice said:
CRUSADERS, who finished runners-up in the Industrial Skittles League and also Subsidiary Cup winners. Pictured are Jon Wooler, Sam Wooler, Cory Harris, Darren Webb, Lee Slatter, Keith Woodmason, Matt Derbe, Mark Lane and captain Adam Hayes. Not
VIVIENNE Stock-Williams has been appointed the new Mayor of Wellington. Cllr Stock-Williams replaced Andrew Govier at the town council meeting on Monday (May 14), having previously served as Deputy Mayor. In 2003, she became a town councillor
A HOST of events have been lined up in Taunton to celebrate the arrival of the Olympic Torch. On Saturday (May 19), there will be demonstrations of sports including martial arts, basketball, Parkour, volleyball and fencing in High Street and
THE Leicester Tigers Challenge Mini-Rugby festival came to Minehead on the Bank Holiday weekend and Minehead RFC played host to over 80 teams from across England and Wales. Main club sponsors Butlins provided accommodation for around three thousand
WATERSTONES in Taunton showcased a gallery of old paintings and memorabilia from their store, the former County Hotel site. The event was attended by the Nick Axon, who managed the old hotel from 1981-1995, and he gave talks about his experiences
