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  • 2021 Somerset membership on sale soon

    SOMERSET County Cricket Club has announced that membership for the 2021 season will go on sale one week from today, with prices frozen at 2020 levels. Membership sales will open at 10am next Tuesday, December 1, with the club hopeful of welcoming

  • Man assaulted two emergency workers

    RECENT cases dealt with by Taunton Magistrates' Courts include: Tiegan Baker, 23, of Farron Close, Street, drunk and disorderly behaviour in a public place, £22 victim surcharge, £85 costs. (G). Callum Parr, 20, of Goodwin Stile, Bishops Stortford

  • Council chairman 'should resign' following gypsy slur

    THE chairman of Somerset County Council is being urged to resign after an apparent slur about gypsies. The authority has launched an investigation into Cllr Nigel Taylor's comments that "gypsies would fill their pockets" with the copper wiring used

  • Grassroots sport on way back after lockdown

    GRASSROOTS sport is to return to Somerset early next month, and spectators will be able to return to stadiums. The current Covid-19 lockdown across England will end just after midnight on Wednesday, December 2, after which the country will return

  • Manhole collapses causing traffic on main road in Somerset

    A manhole collapsed last night, causing long traffic delays. A manhole collapsed on the A39, between Dunster and Carhampton, blocking the road around 6pm yesterday (November 23). Openreach are repairing the manhole today (November 24).

  • Up to 150 trees to be planted in Somerset village next week

    UP TO 150 trees are set to be planted in a Somerset village during National Tree Week (November 28 until December 6). Tree whips donated by Mendip District Council (MDC) will be planted at Binegar Bottom, a village between Shepton Mallet and Chilcompton

  • HAVE YOUR SAY: Covid-19 road closures in town centre

    RESIDENTS in South Somerset have the chance to give their views on Covid-19 road closures in town. South Somerset District Council (SSDC) have launched a survey, specific to Yeovil, to collect views on the temporary road closures. The High