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North Somerset Council

Aerial images show work being commenced to build a bypass near Banwell in 2024.
Homes England

Century-long wait for £105m Somerset bypass goes on after new delay

Councillors Richard Wilkins and Ros Wyke at the opening of a new Strawberry Line section in Cheddar Councillors Richard Wilkins and Ros Wyke at the opening of a new Strawberry Line section in Cheddar
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Popular Somerset walking route crowned Britain's favourite path

Concerns have been raised about noise and aggressive seagulls in the Queensway area of Weston-super-Mare Concerns have been raised about noise and aggressive seagulls in the Queensway area of Weston-super-Mare
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Concern after seagulls 'queue for Big Macs' in Somerset town

North Somerset Council leader Mike Bell has criticised proposed speed limit reductions on the A370 North Somerset Council leader Mike Bell has criticised proposed speed limit reductions on the A370
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Council leader to oppose speed limit cuts on key Somerset A-road

West of England Mayor Helen Godwin and council leaders West of England Mayor Helen Godwin and council leaders
North Somerset Council
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New £5m fund launched for West of England nature recovery

Junction of the A39 Minehead Road and the A396 Dunster Steep, looking south Junction of the A39 Minehead Road and the A396 Dunster Steep, looking south
Bristol Airport
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8 major transport projects which could transform Somerset in 2026

Councillor Bill Revans (Liberal Democrat, North Petherton) Councillor Bill Revans (Liberal Democrat, North Petherton)
Bath and North East Somerset Council
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'Hate has no home in Somerset' as council leader condemns 'criminal acts'

The first Take Off Programme saw five participants offered jobs with Bristol Airport Business Partners The first Take Off Programme saw five participants offered jobs with Bristol Airport Business Partners
Bristol Airport
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Fresh cohort joins Bristol Airport’s training and skills initiative

Clare Moody, Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner. Clare Moody, Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner.
Avon and Somerset Police
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Clare Moody and Local Authority leaders send strong anti-hate message

The Edithmead roundabout seen from the A38 Bristol Road in Highbridge The Edithmead roundabout seen from the A38 Bristol Road in Highbridge
Department for Transport
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No start date for major A38 upgrades between Highbridge and Bristol Airport

Weston-super-Mare town hall, where North Somerset Council meets (Image: John Wimperis) - free to use for all BBC partners Weston-super-Mare town hall, where North Somerset Council meets (Image: John Wimperis) - free to use for all BBC partners
North Somerset Council
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Care system experience becomes protected characteristic in North Somerset

Weston-super-Mare Town Hall (Image: John Wimperis) - free to use for all partners Weston-super-Mare Town Hall (Image: John Wimperis) - free to use for all partners
North Somerset Council
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North Somerset Council seeks to squelch 'crazy' EDF salt marsh plans

The 'world's first no-dig' allotment community which has sparked fury from more than 3,400 people. The 'world's first no-dig' allotment community which has sparked fury from more than 3,400 people.
Chris Packham
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First no-dig allotment criticised by celebs accused of ignoring locals and planners

Somerset Council is building 54 homes at Rainbow Way in Minehead. Somerset Council is building 54 homes at Rainbow Way in Minehead.
North Somerset Council
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Hundreds will still need low-cost housing in Minehead after new council houses built

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