Taunton Town gathered another useful away point with a combative 1-1 draw at mid-table Clevedon and they might even have secured all three after the Seasiders were reduced to ten men in the final stages, writes Andy Power. In an opening half which
WELLINGTON Reserves made it the best day for the club all season when they smashed the only unbeaten record that remained in division one of the Devon and Exeter League yesterday. They beat second-placed Sidbury United 2-0 at home to move within
FIREFIGHTERS had to deal with a barn fire this afternoon at Corfe. The alarm was raised at just after 4.30pm and two fire engines from Taunton and a water carrier from Bridgwater were sent out. Crews confirmed that they had found a barn well
RAMBLERS, walkers and strollers from Hooper Tours donated £110 to the County Gazette-backed Somerset Unit for Radiotherapy Equipment appeal to equip the Beacon Centre cancer unit at Taunton’s Musgrove Park Hospital. Other donations to the SURE
RULES making employers report all payments of wages to HM Revenue and Customs within seven days from April are “unworkable”, according to Paul Aplin, tax partner at Taunton-based chartered accountants A.C. Mole and Sons. He said: “For many small
WELLINGTON climbed another place from the bottom of the Toolstation division one table courtesy of an excellent 2-0 victory at Calne Town yesterday. It ended a run of three successive away defeats and was richly deserved after a superb all-round team
FRIENDS and family are rallying round to bring some comfort to a 14-month old baby with a condition that is baffling doctors. Maddison Gill, who cannot cry, suck, swallow, gag or cough, is being discharged to her family home in Trull a week on
FIREFIGHTERS were called out in the early hours of this morning to deal with an accident on the A358 near the turning to West Bagborough. The Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service received a call at about 3.30am from the Ambulance Service
CAMPAIGNERS have pledged to do everything within the law to prevent development at a famous silk-weaving site in Holford following its sale. The 18th to 19th Century remains of the Holford Silk Factory stand on the Silk Mills site in the centre
VANDALS are ruining a Wellington play area with persistent fly-tipping. Supermarket trolleys, mattresses and other items are being dumped in the play area in Tonedale, blighting its image and causing a potential danger. Town councillors expressed
THE Taunton Sunday League are looking for new clubs to sign up for the 2013-14 season. If you are at all interested or just require more information please do not hesitate to conatct Paul Landon, League Secretary on 07411422817 or email paul.ktsfl
