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  • Accelerate Trampoline Club welcomes its 100th member

    ACCELERATE Trampoline Club welcomed its 100th member earlier this week. Congratulations to Olivia Hobbs from Wellington, who became the all important 100th member after joining the clubs home education classes at Wellington Sports Centre. The

  • Two of eight roads destroyed by flash flooding now repaired

    TWO of the eight roads destroyed by flash flooding in Chard have now been repaired. After the extreme rainfall on June 28, multiple homes and businesses were flooded. As well as this, villages on the outskirts of the town were hit by rising

  • Who is Somerset's highest rated FIFA 22 player?

    AS EA Sports FIFA 22 early access is now out, we wanted to take a look at the highest rated players with Somerset ties. The highest rated player from Somerset is a current England international, any ideas?   “It’s a huge honour." @

  • Work starts on major £45m regeneration scheme in Taunton

    WORK on a major £45m regeneration scheme started in Taunton on Wednesday (September 22). Representatives from ENGIE and Somerset West and Taunton Council (SWT) took part in a ground-breaking ceremony for the North Taunton Woolaway Project.

  • New luxury day spa opens in Somerset

    A NEW luxury day spa opened in Ilminster last Friday (September 17). The spa, based at Dillington Estate, welcomed 60 guests for an evening of canapes, drinks, tours, treatment demonstrations, live music and a charity raffle. Owner, Kerry Hole-Stuart

  • Clarks workers 'had no choice' over strike action, says union

    'OUR members have been left with no other choice but to vote to go on strike.' The general secretary of the Community union, which represents a number of workers at Somerset-based shoemaker Clarks, has spoken out about impending industrial action

  • Work FINISHED on new £18m Somerset school

    WORK on a new £18 MILLION special educational needs school in Somerset is complete. Polden Bower SEN (special educational needs) School, in Bridgwater, is complete, creating additional much-needed school places for SEN students across the region

  • 'Is the rise in National Insurance fair? NO'

    AS our local MP(s) broke the Conservative manifesto promise on the national insurance announcement, we might ask, is it fair? NO. All the new money comes from so-called ‘National Insurance’, which is just another form of tax, but much less

  • ‘We can all do our bit for the environment’

    THE Prime Minister recently set out the next steps in the Government’s Covid response, to help protect the gains of our historic vaccine rollout that has allowed life to return to a sense of normality in recent months. The Autumn and Winter Plan