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  • The latest coronavirus statistics across Somerset

    SOMERSET has seen a small increase in coronavirus cases. The latest statistics (May 28) show a total of 679 people in the county have tested positive for Covid-19 - an increase of two from yesterday. Across the UK, there have been 269,127 positive

  • Cricket season pushed back to August

    THE professional cricket season will not start until August 1, at the earliest, after the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed a further delay today. The season had already been delayed until July 1, in light of the coronavirus pandemic

  • Motorhome stolen from land while owner obeyed lockdown rules

    A MOTORHOME has been stolen from the Blackdown Hills - and it could have been taken at any time during the coronavirus lockdown. Avon and Somerset Police officers are searching for the culprit, after the vehicles owner discovered it was gone.

  • Red & Blacks recognise their heroes

    WELLINGTON Rugby Club wishes to acknowledge all key workers involved in the fight against COVID-19, especially those who are part of Wellington RFC family. Below are the club members, players and supporters who are NHS staff on the front line,

  • Striker Neal departs Peacocks

    STRIKER Andrew 'Rocky' Neal has become the fourth player to leave Taunton Town this week, and the third to rejoin his former club Truro City. He joins Ryan Brett and Shane White in moving back to the Cornish side, while Matt Wright - club captain

  • Coronavirus test-and-trace system launches in England today

    NHS Test and Trace - seen as key to easing the restrictions - will be rolled out across England today with the help of 25,000 contact tracers, while an accompanying app is still delayed by several weeks. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the

  • 'Can we change the Somerset flag, please?'

    WHEN Somerset is such a gloriously green county, especially this spring it seems, why are we stuck with that wretched yellow flag? What is yellow about our wonderful county? Surely, if we knew that the parochial little competition to choose