DOM Bess reinstated his international ambitions after helping dig Somerset out a hole on the first day of their County Championship clash against Nottinghamshire in Taunton. Bess, making just his second Championship appearance of the summer for
CELEBRATIONS to mark the 175th anniversary of Queen’s College came to a rousing finale with a special concert on Saturday, June 29. There were more than 100 performers on stage in the Queen’s Hall, led by the school’s professional Orchestra-in-Residence
County Championship Division One - day one (close) Somerset 326 v Nottinghamshire STEVE Davies and Dom Bess shared a vital century stand to rescue Somerset from a precarious position on the first day of their County Championship match against
PUBLIC health officials in Somerset want to work more with “swinging communities” to combat rising levels of sexually transmitted infections among the over 65s. A report discussed by Somerset County Council shows the amount of older people who have
NATALIE Black brings her ultimate tribute of the world famous and much loved soul singer Adele to the Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre. Adele Tribute: Hometown Glory, which has been performing since 2011, has taken the entertainment industry by storm,
INFLUENTIAL Somerset duo Lewis Gregory and Jack Leach will miss the County Championship trip to Yorkshire next weekend after being selected by the England Lions. The Lions are taking on Australia A in Canterbury from July 14 and two of Somerset's
THE death has been announced of a former Taunton firefighter. Retained leading firefighter Don Magee was 68. He served with the fire brigade in the county town from March 1982 until October 1988. A flag has been flying at half mast at Taunton
PROPOSALS to dredge the River Parrett between Stathe and Burrowbridge are out now for a final phase of statutory public consultation running until Saturday, August 3. It follows a month-long consultation in May, when 72 per cent of responses consisted
DON'T believe the hype. It's a well-worn phrase that's stood me in good stead for much of my life; from a music-crazy adolescent to an overly-cynical middle-aged man. But sometimes, the hype is to be believed. That is undoubtedly the case
THANKS to a bus laid on by Somerset Wildlife Trust, members, supporters, volunteers and staff travelled to Westminster to meet with their MPs at one of the largest mass lobbies of politicians in recent history. A total of 27 people made the journey
