Arson probe after house fire
Exclusive: POLICE have launched an arson probe after a huge fire destroyed this vacant farmhouse near Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called out on three separate days to extinguish blazes at the property in Withy Road, East Huntspill, as pictured here.
Exclusive: POLICE have launched an arson probe after a huge fire destroyed this vacant farmhouse near Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called out on three separate days to extinguish blazes at the property in Withy Road, East Huntspill, as pictured here.
Air ambulance cleared to fly
AIR ambulances, including Somerset's, have been cleared to fly again, after half of the UK's fleet of 32 helicopters were grounded over safety fears on Tuesday (May 8th). The main operator, Bond Air Services, had withdrawn all 22 of its Eurocopter EC 135 helicopters.
AIR ambulances, including Somerset's, have been cleared to fly again, after half of the UK's fleet of 32 helicopters were grounded over safety fears on Tuesday (May 8th). The main operator, Bond Air Services, had withdrawn all 22 of its Eurocopter EC 135 helicopters.
Crime rate rises 3% in Burnham
Exclusive: CRIME rates in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge have shown a slight increase over the past year, according to new figures this week. However, police have sought to reassure residents that there is no need for concern after the 3% increase.
Exclusive: CRIME rates in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge have shown a slight increase over the past year, according to new figures this week. However, police have sought to reassure residents that there is no need for concern after the 3% increase.
Town historian to give talk
DOZENS of historical photos showing life in Burnham-On-Sea over the past 130 years will be displayed during a special talk in the town this week. Local historian John Strickland will give an illustrated talk on 'The Important Dates in the History of Burnham'.
DOZENS of historical photos showing life in Burnham-On-Sea over the past 130 years will be displayed during a special talk in the town this week. Local historian John Strickland will give an illustrated talk on 'The Important Dates in the History of Burnham'.
Fearsome creature washed up!
THIS was the fearsome sight that met a kite surfer on Burnham-On-Sea's beach over the weekend. The creature was washed up on the high tide line near the town's lighthouse just as a group of kite surfers was setting off into the sea. It was found by one of the kiters.
THIS was the fearsome sight that met a kite surfer on Burnham-On-Sea's beach over the weekend. The creature was washed up on the high tide line near the town's lighthouse just as a group of kite surfers was setting off into the sea. It was found by one of the kiters.
Team of the year is announced
BEAMING members of Burnbridge Wanderers Junior Football Club's under 13s side had an extra reason to smile at the club's presentation evening on Friday (May 4th). The youngsters won the club's trophy for team of the year, having gone undefeated in their league.
BEAMING members of Burnbridge Wanderers Junior Football Club's under 13s side had an extra reason to smile at the club's presentation evening on Friday (May 4th). The youngsters won the club's trophy for team of the year, having gone undefeated in their league.
Search after Mayday message
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards and lifeboat crews joined a search of the Bristol Channel on Monday evening (May 7th) amid concern for a yacht. Coastguards were called out at 5.30pm after reports that an emergency Mayday radio message had been heard.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards and lifeboat crews joined a search of the Bristol Channel on Monday evening (May 7th) amid concern for a yacht. Coastguards were called out at 5.30pm after reports that an emergency Mayday radio message had been heard.
May Day royalty is crowned!
A TRADITIONAL May Day celebration took place today in Burnham-On-Sea this afternoon (Monday). The event was scheduled to be held in the town's Marine Cove gardens but was moved to the Bay Centre in Cassis Close due to the threat of wet weather.
A TRADITIONAL May Day celebration took place today in Burnham-On-Sea this afternoon (Monday). The event was scheduled to be held in the town's Marine Cove gardens but was moved to the Bay Centre in Cassis Close due to the threat of wet weather.
Motorist cut free from crash
FIRE crews cut free a motorist trapped in a vehicle near Burnham-On-Sea this afternoon (Monday, May 7th). The A370 at East Brent was closed near the entrance to Dulhorn Farm caravan park for several hours following the two-car accident, which occurred at 1.30pm.
FIRE crews cut free a motorist trapped in a vehicle near Burnham-On-Sea this afternoon (Monday, May 7th). The A370 at East Brent was closed near the entrance to Dulhorn Farm caravan park for several hours following the two-car accident, which occurred at 1.30pm.
Car blaze drama in Burnham
THESE were the dramatic scenes outside a Burnham-On-Sea pub late last night (Sunday, May 6th) when firefighters were called to a blazing car. A Honda was engulfed in flames after developing an electrical fault outside the Dunstan House pub in Love Lane at 11.30pm, as pictured here.
THESE were the dramatic scenes outside a Burnham-On-Sea pub late last night (Sunday, May 6th) when firefighters were called to a blazing car. A Honda was engulfed in flames after developing an electrical fault outside the Dunstan House pub in Love Lane at 11.30pm, as pictured here.
In photos: Party In The Park
BURNHAM-On-Sea's summer season of free outdoor music events kicked off on Sunday (May 6th) with the town's annual Party In The Park. Large crowds of people flocked to the town's Manor Gardens for five hours of entertainment and live music featuring popular local group The Ginger Hitlas plus Kyotie.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's summer season of free outdoor music events kicked off on Sunday (May 6th) with the town's annual Party In The Park. Large crowds of people flocked to the town's Manor Gardens for five hours of entertainment and live music featuring popular local group The Ginger Hitlas plus Kyotie.
May Day celebration tomorrow
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens will be hosting a May Day celebration with a Royal theme when a king and queen are appointed! The traditional May Day celebration will take place on Monday 7th May from 1-3.30pm and will be open to all local people.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens will be hosting a May Day celebration with a Royal theme when a king and queen are appointed! The traditional May Day celebration will take place on Monday 7th May from 1-3.30pm and will be open to all local people.
Town healing festival success
CLAIRVOYANTS and mediums were among scores of exhibitors taking part in a 'Living With Spirit Festival' in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (May 5th). The event at the town's Princess Theatre was such a success that organisers are now planning a follow-up event this autumn.
CLAIRVOYANTS and mediums were among scores of exhibitors taking part in a 'Living With Spirit Festival' in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (May 5th). The event at the town's Princess Theatre was such a success that organisers are now planning a follow-up event this autumn.
Week-long yard sale underway
MORE than £1,000 was raised for an African charity on the first day of a week-long yard sale which is being held at a Burnham-On-Sea home. Sue Stevens and friends are holding the fundraising sale at 41 Margaret Crescent, just off Burnham's South Esplanade in aid of Kenya children.
MORE than £1,000 was raised for an African charity on the first day of a week-long yard sale which is being held at a Burnham-On-Sea home. Sue Stevens and friends are holding the fundraising sale at 41 Margaret Crescent, just off Burnham's South Esplanade in aid of Kenya children.
Two rescued from Brean rocks
TWO people were rescued from rocks at Brean Down last night (Saturday) after becoming stranded by the incoming tide. Coastguards and lifeboats from Burnham-On-Sea were called to Brean Down at 5.18pm after the two walkers were spotted to have got cut-off by the tide.
TWO people were rescued from rocks at Brean Down last night (Saturday) after becoming stranded by the incoming tide. Coastguards and lifeboats from Burnham-On-Sea were called to Brean Down at 5.18pm after the two walkers were spotted to have got cut-off by the tide.
Five fire crews at house blaze
FIVE fire crews from across the area tackled a huge house blaze near Burnham-On-Sea early today (Sunday, May 6th). Crews were called to Withy Road in East Huntspill after several calls were received from local residents about the blaze in a derelict property.
FIVE fire crews from across the area tackled a huge house blaze near Burnham-On-Sea early today (Sunday, May 6th). Crews were called to Withy Road in East Huntspill after several calls were received from local residents about the blaze in a derelict property.
Party In The Park this Sunday
BURNHAM-On-Sea's summer season of free outdoor music events kicks off this Sunday (May 6th) with the town's annual Party In The Park. The town's Manor Gardens will be alive with entertainment and live music from 12.30pm to 5.30pm featuring The Ginger Hitlas.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's summer season of free outdoor music events kicks off this Sunday (May 6th) with the town's annual Party In The Park. The town's Manor Gardens will be alive with entertainment and live music from 12.30pm to 5.30pm featuring The Ginger Hitlas.
Beer Festival starts on Saturday
BURNHAM-On-Sea is set to hold a three-day beer festival over this May Bank Holiday weekend. Organisers of the Burnham Beer Festival, which will be held at the Ritz Social Club in Victoria Street, hope it will attract devotees of real ale from across the area.
BURNHAM-On-Sea is set to hold a three-day beer festival over this May Bank Holiday weekend. Organisers of the Burnham Beer Festival, which will be held at the Ritz Social Club in Victoria Street, hope it will attract devotees of real ale from across the area.
Healing festival in town
CLAIRVOYANTS and mediums are among the exhibitors taking part in a 'Living With Spirit Festival' in Burnham-On-Sea today (Saturday). The event at The Princess Theatre runs from 10am-5pm and also includes tarot cards, crystals, healing and therapies and palm reading.
CLAIRVOYANTS and mediums are among the exhibitors taking part in a 'Living With Spirit Festival' in Burnham-On-Sea today (Saturday). The event at The Princess Theatre runs from 10am-5pm and also includes tarot cards, crystals, healing and therapies and palm reading.
Trees presented to town school
PUPILS at Churchfield Primary School in Highbridge have been presented with 50 saplings by a Somerset garden centre to mark their move into a new school building later this year. The school has received the small trees from Monkton Elm Garden Centre.
PUPILS at Churchfield Primary School in Highbridge have been presented with 50 saplings by a Somerset garden centre to mark their move into a new school building later this year. The school has received the small trees from Monkton Elm Garden Centre.
Canoe man rescued from river
A CANOE enthusiast was rushed to hospital after being rescued from a river in East Huntspill this afternoon (Friday, May 4th). Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea and Bridgwater were called to Merry Lane in the village shortly after 4pm. The man fell out of his canoe into the cold wate.
A CANOE enthusiast was rushed to hospital after being rescued from a river in East Huntspill this afternoon (Friday, May 4th). Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea and Bridgwater were called to Merry Lane in the village shortly after 4pm. The man fell out of his canoe into the cold wate.
Tax fight goes to Westminster
Exclusive: HOLIDAY park bosses from across the Burnham-On-Sea area will visit Westminster next week to lobby ministers over controversial plans to begin charging VAT at 20 per cent on static caravans. It comes after a group of 40 park bosses met MP Tessa Munt on Thursday (May 3rd).
Exclusive: HOLIDAY park bosses from across the Burnham-On-Sea area will visit Westminster next week to lobby ministers over controversial plans to begin charging VAT at 20 per cent on static caravans. It comes after a group of 40 park bosses met MP Tessa Munt on Thursday (May 3rd).
Choral Society concert tomorrow
AN evening of popular choral music will be performed by Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Choral Society this Saturday (May 5th) when the group holds its Spring concert. The event will be performed in St John's Church from 7.30pm and will include John Rutter’s Requiem.
AN evening of popular choral music will be performed by Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Choral Society this Saturday (May 5th) when the group holds its Spring concert. The event will be performed in St John's Church from 7.30pm and will include John Rutter’s Requiem.
Burnham Beer Festival planned
BURNHAM-On-Sea is set to hold a three-day beer festival over the May Bank Holiday weekend. Organisers of the Burnham-On-Sea Beer Festival, which will be held at the Ritz Social Club in Victoria Street, hope it will attract devotees of real ale from across the area.
BURNHAM-On-Sea is set to hold a three-day beer festival over the May Bank Holiday weekend. Organisers of the Burnham-On-Sea Beer Festival, which will be held at the Ritz Social Club in Victoria Street, hope it will attract devotees of real ale from across the area.
Pensioner dies after crash
POLICE have said that a pensioner has died following an accident in Berrow on Monday morning (April 30th). The 69 year-old had been towing a caravan when he crashed in Barton Road, as pictured here. He was airlifted to Weston General Hospital following the crash at 9.30am on Monday.
POLICE have said that a pensioner has died following an accident in Berrow on Monday morning (April 30th). The 69 year-old had been towing a caravan when he crashed in Barton Road, as pictured here. He was airlifted to Weston General Hospital following the crash at 9.30am on Monday.
Fresh hopes for new ferry service
BRAND new plans to launch a cross-channel passenger ferry service between Burnham-On-Sea and Wales have been unveiled this week, with the promise of delivering a "significant economic boost." Businessman Chris Marrow has announced proposals to begin trials of a service between Burnham and Cardiff.
BRAND new plans to launch a cross-channel passenger ferry service between Burnham-On-Sea and Wales have been unveiled this week, with the promise of delivering a "significant economic boost." Businessman Chris Marrow has announced proposals to begin trials of a service between Burnham and Cardiff.
Deer brings town to a standstill!
Exclusive Photos: THIS deer briefly brought the centre of Highbridge to a standstill on Wednesday (May 2nd) when it gave police, residents and wildlife carers the run-around. Police briefly closed Church Street after the animal was seen dodging in and out of moving cars along the busy road.
Exclusive Photos: THIS deer briefly brought the centre of Highbridge to a standstill on Wednesday (May 2nd) when it gave police, residents and wildlife carers the run-around. Police briefly closed Church Street after the animal was seen dodging in and out of moving cars along the busy road.
Awards for town firefighters
TWO firemen in Burnham-On-Sea have this week received long service medals. Burnham firefighter Stephen Hand and Crew Manager Keith Hellier were presented with medals to mark their service of more than 20 years to the fire brigade during a presentation on Monday.
TWO firemen in Burnham-On-Sea have this week received long service medals. Burnham firefighter Stephen Hand and Crew Manager Keith Hellier were presented with medals to mark their service of more than 20 years to the fire brigade during a presentation on Monday.
New tennis players sought
NEW players are being sought by Burnham-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club to take part in matches over the summer season. The Avenue Tennis Club's men's teams have this week begun their first matches of the new North Somerset Tennis League season.
NEW players are being sought by Burnham-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club to take part in matches over the summer season. The Avenue Tennis Club's men's teams have this week begun their first matches of the new North Somerset Tennis League season.
Have your say on policing...
HIGHBRIDGE residents will be able to have their say about policing in the town on Thursday evening (May 3rd) when a quarterly public meeting is held. The 'Have Your Say' meetings give local residents a chance to influence what happens in their neighbourhood.
HIGHBRIDGE residents will be able to have their say about policing in the town on Thursday evening (May 3rd) when a quarterly public meeting is held. The 'Have Your Say' meetings give local residents a chance to influence what happens in their neighbourhood.
Anger over 'caravan tax' plans
HOLIDAY bosses in the Burnham-On-Sea area fear the local tourist economy could be dealt a serious blow by government plans to begin charging VAT at 20 per cent on caravans. Holiday park operators say jobs could be under threat if the proposals to add VAT to the price of static caravans go ahead.
HOLIDAY bosses in the Burnham-On-Sea area fear the local tourist economy could be dealt a serious blow by government plans to begin charging VAT at 20 per cent on caravans. Holiday park operators say jobs could be under threat if the proposals to add VAT to the price of static caravans go ahead.
Homes flooded in Edithmead
HEAVY rain left several homes in Edithmead, on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea, surrounded by flood water on Tuesday morning (May 1st). Several days of rainfall caused flooding for several residents in Stoddens Lane with the standing water being up to a foot deep.
HEAVY rain left several homes in Edithmead, on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea, surrounded by flood water on Tuesday morning (May 1st). Several days of rainfall caused flooding for several residents in Stoddens Lane with the standing water being up to a foot deep.
National acclaim for sea cadets
A GROUP of 13 sea cadets from Burnham-On-Sea has achieved a clean sweep of all the trophies in their category at a national drill competition. The team from Burnham's TS Dulverton Sea Cadets took part in the National Competition at HMS Raleigh in Plymouth at the weekend.
A GROUP of 13 sea cadets from Burnham-On-Sea has achieved a clean sweep of all the trophies in their category at a national drill competition. The team from Burnham's TS Dulverton Sea Cadets took part in the National Competition at HMS Raleigh in Plymouth at the weekend.
MP backs gravestones appeal
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP Tessa Munt has backed an appeal to rebuild the graves of First World World servicemen in Wedmore. Tessa has this week met the Manager of the Wedmore War Graves Appeal, which is seeking to raise £2,250 to rebuild the graves in St Mary's Churchyard.
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP Tessa Munt has backed an appeal to rebuild the graves of First World World servicemen in Wedmore. Tessa has this week met the Manager of the Wedmore War Graves Appeal, which is seeking to raise £2,250 to rebuild the graves in St Mary's Churchyard.
Jubilee wall starts to take shape
A NEW commemorative wall which is being built in Highbridge's Apex Park to mark June's Queen's Diamond Jubilee is beginning to take shape. Following the completion of a foundation slab, a group of apprentices from Bridgwater College have started building the wall as part of their construction training.
A NEW commemorative wall which is being built in Highbridge's Apex Park to mark June's Queen's Diamond Jubilee is beginning to take shape. Following the completion of a foundation slab, a group of apprentices from Bridgwater College have started building the wall as part of their construction training.
New relief lifeboat arrives
EAGLE-eyed observers will notice a change of name on Burnham-On-Sea's Atlantic 75 lifeboat this week. Burnham's lifeboat 'The Staines Whitfield' has been taken off service for a five yearly re-fit, and has been temporarily replaced by a substitute lifeboat from the relief fleet.
EAGLE-eyed observers will notice a change of name on Burnham-On-Sea's Atlantic 75 lifeboat this week. Burnham's lifeboat 'The Staines Whitfield' has been taken off service for a five yearly re-fit, and has been temporarily replaced by a substitute lifeboat from the relief fleet.
Dragon's Den contest for town!
COMMUNITY groups in Burnham-On-Sea who are seeking funding will be able to pitch their ideas to a panel of judges during an event that will be similar to the BBC's hit TV show Dragon's Den next month. Burnham Lions will be holding their 'Lions Den' event in June.
COMMUNITY groups in Burnham-On-Sea who are seeking funding will be able to pitch their ideas to a panel of judges during an event that will be similar to the BBC's hit TV show Dragon's Den next month. Burnham Lions will be holding their 'Lions Den' event in June.
Village pub wins beer award
A PUB near Burnham-On-Sea has won a prestigious award from the Campaign for Real Ale. The Crossways in West Huntspill has been named CAMRA's pub of the season in Somerset for its quality and range of beers. Landlady Jaime Wallace said: "We're thrilled with the news."
A PUB near Burnham-On-Sea has won a prestigious award from the Campaign for Real Ale. The Crossways in West Huntspill has been named CAMRA's pub of the season in Somerset for its quality and range of beers. Landlady Jaime Wallace said: "We're thrilled with the news."
Boost for theatre on birthday
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's Princess Theatre has this week celebrated its first birthday under the management of the town council and announced a major programme of improvements for the coming year. The Town Council took over the theatre from Sedgemoor District Council and saved it from closure.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's Princess Theatre has this week celebrated its first birthday under the management of the town council and announced a major programme of improvements for the coming year. The Town Council took over the theatre from Sedgemoor District Council and saved it from closure.
Medical ethics expert to visit
THE ethics of bodily enhancement will be explored at Burnham-On-Sea Philosophy Group's monthly meeting this Wednesday (May 2nd), when a leading professor will visit the town. A social scientist will be the speaker at the meeting in the community centre, starting at 7.30pm.
THE ethics of bodily enhancement will be explored at Burnham-On-Sea Philosophy Group's monthly meeting this Wednesday (May 2nd), when a leading professor will visit the town. A social scientist will be the speaker at the meeting in the community centre, starting at 7.30pm.
Man air-lifted after crash in Berrow
A motorist has been air-lifted to hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries following an accident in Berrow this morning (Monday). A man in his 50s was taken by air ambulance to Weston General Hospital after his car, towing a caravan, crashed into a wall in Barton Road at 9.30am.
A motorist has been air-lifted to hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries following an accident in Berrow this morning (Monday). A man in his 50s was taken by air ambulance to Weston General Hospital after his car, towing a caravan, crashed into a wall in Barton Road at 9.30am.
Runner Richard raises £1,800
BURNHAM-On-Sea runner Richard Thomas has raised over £1,800 for charity by completing last week's London Marathon. Richard completed the course in four hours, forty seven minutes and ten seconds and sponsorship for the National Blind Childrens’ Society.
BURNHAM-On-Sea runner Richard Thomas has raised over £1,800 for charity by completing last week's London Marathon. Richard completed the course in four hours, forty seven minutes and ten seconds and sponsorship for the National Blind Childrens’ Society.
£55k bill after storm damage
FALLING trees caused up to £55,000 of damage to static caravans at a holiday park in Brean during yesterday's 65mph gales. Several caravans were seriously damaged when large trees, weakened by heavy rain, tumbled onto them. While fortunately no-one was inside them at the time, the bill for the owners will likely be in the region of £55,000.
FALLING trees caused up to £55,000 of damage to static caravans at a holiday park in Brean during yesterday's 65mph gales. Several caravans were seriously damaged when large trees, weakened by heavy rain, tumbled onto them. While fortunately no-one was inside them at the time, the bill for the owners will likely be in the region of £55,000.
Town artist's work to travel far
BURNHAM-On-Sea artist Cora Stock has completed work on making 60 very special plates that will be travelling to 27 countries across Europe. The plates, which commemorate the European year of volunteering, have this week been handed over to the organisation.
BURNHAM-On-Sea artist Cora Stock has completed work on making 60 very special plates that will be travelling to 27 countries across Europe. The plates, which commemorate the European year of volunteering, have this week been handed over to the organisation.
Marrow growing contest starts
CHILDREN in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been invited to enter a marrow growing competition at a Brent Knoll garden centre. Sanders Garden World will be giving away marrow plants, while stocks last, to youngsters to take home and grow - then return in the autumn.
CHILDREN in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been invited to enter a marrow growing competition at a Brent Knoll garden centre. Sanders Garden World will be giving away marrow plants, while stocks last, to youngsters to take home and grow - then return in the autumn.
65mph gales hit Burnham-On-Sea
In Photos: HEAVY rain and gale-force winds are sweeping through the Burnham-On-Sea area today (Sunday, April 29th), causing road closures and damage. Stoddens Lane was closed after the tree pictured above was blown down just after 7am in the 65mph gusts.
In Photos: HEAVY rain and gale-force winds are sweeping through the Burnham-On-Sea area today (Sunday, April 29th), causing road closures and damage. Stoddens Lane was closed after the tree pictured above was blown down just after 7am in the 65mph gusts.
Athletes battle severe weather
DOZENS of athletes braved gale-force winds and heavy rain to take part in Burnham-On-Sea's spring triathlon on Sunday (April 29th), which partially went ahead despite the horrendous conditions. The severe weather led to the organisers cancelling the cycling stage of the event.
DOZENS of athletes braved gale-force winds and heavy rain to take part in Burnham-On-Sea's spring triathlon on Sunday (April 29th), which partially went ahead despite the horrendous conditions. The severe weather led to the organisers cancelling the cycling stage of the event.
Pedal power raises £1,300!
A FUNDRAISING night of pedal-powered horse racing raised more than £1,300 for a wind farm protest group near Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (April 27th). Nearly 100 people gathered in Mark Village Hall to support the NoPilrow campaign, opposed to a wind farm.
A FUNDRAISING night of pedal-powered horse racing raised more than £1,300 for a wind farm protest group near Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (April 27th). Nearly 100 people gathered in Mark Village Hall to support the NoPilrow campaign, opposed to a wind farm.
Gales peel away garage's roof
GALES force winds caused the closure of this petrol station near Burnham-On-Sea today (Sunday, April 29th) after part of its metal roof started to peel away in the storm. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called to the BP garage in Lympsham on the A370.
GALES force winds caused the closure of this petrol station near Burnham-On-Sea today (Sunday, April 29th) after part of its metal roof started to peel away in the storm. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called to the BP garage in Lympsham on the A370.
MP opens town glazing firm
BURNHAM and Highbridge MP Tessa Munt was the special guest at the opening of a new glazing firm in Highbridge on Friday (April 27th). The M5 Glass Centre has opened on the town's Walrow Industrial Estate, replacing a company that went into liquidation last year.
BURNHAM and Highbridge MP Tessa Munt was the special guest at the opening of a new glazing firm in Highbridge on Friday (April 27th). The M5 Glass Centre has opened on the town's Walrow Industrial Estate, replacing a company that went into liquidation last year.
