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Wellington Football Club’s Christmas Fayre is on Saturday, November 29, from 10am-2pm with homemade gifts, cards, jewellery, mulled wine and mince pies For details email yummymummyberry@btinternet.com  

By Giles Whiting IT was slightly disconcerting to sit down waiting for acknowledged ambassadors of Irish traditional music and West Belfast’s finest to take to the stage while Michael Buble crooned Mac the Knife through the Brewhouse sound system

QUEEN'S College 1st XI team put up a fantastic fight this week to become regional champions at Clifton. Queen’s were up against the top 15 teams in the West of England. In the group stages wins against the hosts Clifton College (2-1), Truro (6-0)

Taunton Deane Council is ensuring that town traders enjoy a festive boost with free parking on the four Saturdays leading up to Christmas. Charges will be waived in Longforth Road, North Street and South Street (Bulford) on November 29 and December

NYNEHEAD Court has some fun activities lined up this month. Walks with Hawks will be visiting on November 24 at 2pm, followed by a floral demonstration from Eden Flowers on November 26, at 2.30pm.  The floral event costs £12.50 with proceeds to

NOVEMBER 18 sees a visit from Peter Knight’s Gigspanner to Halsway Manor.  Knight, fiddle player with Steeleye Span, brings a power trio whose musical reach flirts with Eastern European, French, Cajun, African and even Aboriginal influences, transporting

A CONSULTATION has been announced by Wellington Carnival Club which could lead to more floats appearing at next year’s carnival event. Peter Watts, of Point Three CIC, made the announcement for all schools and community groups in and around Wellington

A GROUP of staff, parents and pupils from King’s College, Taunton, visited the battlefields of Flanders to pay tribute to the 82 former students killed in the First World War. They toured the Western Front in parts of eastern France and Belgium

THE work of a group of young Wellington women behind a charitable project to help vulnerable families at Christmas has been praised by the national charity. Project Wrapped Up 2014, founded by mother-of-two Alice Burns, of Scotts Lane, was among