OAKE Manor Golf Club are hosting a charity It’s a Knock-out competition on July 6. Teams can be mixed and between six and ten people over 18 are allowed. Money raised will go to The Children’s Hospice and there will also be a variety of stalls
POLICE and Crime Commissioners and Chief Constables have signed an agreement for collaboration across the South-West. The forces will unite under shared management for investigative work including counter terrorism and domestic extremism.
Somerset Women's cricket team got their season off to a flying start and won all four of their opening games before coming unstuck in their most recent game which was away against Lancashire. Somerset's fourth win came against the previously unbeaten
FAMILIES made the most of the tropical weather as they packed out a fun day at Hamilton Park, Taunton. Hundreds of people took a stroll to the park on Saturday (June 8), where delicious treats, fun and games were on offer. Children had a blast
THERE was something for everyone at the Big Adventure Day at Nutcombe Bottom, near Dunster, over half-term. The free event, co-ordinated by Exmoor National Park Authority with support from Heart of Exmoor, the Crown Estate and volunteers, featured
A BBQ sparked a large fire at a garden in Cotford St Luke. Sheds, a garage and a car were all damaged during the blaze at Baileys Gate yesterday (June 9) morning. It is thought the fire started due to a disposable BBQ which had not been properly
THE MUSEUM of Somerset is welcoming visitors to illustrated talks by four Somerset artists, as part of the ‘Earth Air Fire Water’ exhibition. Metalsmith Jim Horrobin, who began working life in his father’s traditional smithy in West Somerset, will
THE wife of a retired solicitor who was driven to cancer treatments by volunteers from the British Red Cross has helped to raise £1,000 for the charity. Sue Summers, 67, a retired swim teacher, raised the money at the Inner Wheel Club of Mendip
WELLINGTON's Sunday XI put on a strong all round performance at Stogumber yesterday, scoring 299-7 and then dismissing their hosts for 134. Wellington batted first and saw Robin Davies and Tom Hawkings add 23 first wicket runs as the short off side
A TRADER is advising customers his patch remains open for business after claiming it has been turned into a "ghost town" at the start of a month-long closure of a road to traffic. Mixed views have been expressed on the decision to bar vehicles
