95-home plans draw objections
Exclusive: FRESH concerns were raised over plans to turn this riverside boatyard in Highbridge into a development of 95 new homes during a heated town council meeting last night (Thursday). Councillors raised fears about access and the type of properties.
Exclusive: FRESH concerns were raised over plans to turn this riverside boatyard in Highbridge into a development of 95 new homes during a heated town council meeting last night (Thursday). Councillors raised fears about access and the type of properties.
Rugby side celebrates victory!
BURNHAM'S Under 12s rugby team showed great character and spirit this week by winning a tough tournament in tremendous style. After disappointment at the recent Wells Tournament, the team bounced back by winning the Hornets Tournament against teams.
BURNHAM'S Under 12s rugby team showed great character and spirit this week by winning a tough tournament in tremendous style. After disappointment at the recent Wells Tournament, the team bounced back by winning the Hornets Tournament against teams.
£2,000 boost for local groups
MORE than £2,000 was handed out to local good causes by members of Burnham-On-Sea's Moose Lodge on Thursday evening (April 26th). After a year of fundraising activities, the group held its annual presentation night in Berrow Village Hall where many groups received donations.
MORE than £2,000 was handed out to local good causes by members of Burnham-On-Sea's Moose Lodge on Thursday evening (April 26th). After a year of fundraising activities, the group held its annual presentation night in Berrow Village Hall where many groups received donations.
Jubilee record bid countdown
THE countdown to Jubilee Celebrations in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge on Saturday June 2nd is underway, with a youth parade and a world record sandcastle building bid being planned. The day will start with a youth parade from Highbridge's Apex Park.
THE countdown to Jubilee Celebrations in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge on Saturday June 2nd is underway, with a youth parade and a world record sandcastle building bid being planned. The day will start with a youth parade from Highbridge's Apex Park.
Mary Portas bid decision in May
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Town Team hopes to find out in late May whether their bid for a £1m share of Mary Portas funding to regenerate the town centre has been successful. Burnham's bid, which was submitted last month, outlines how £99,000 of funding would be spent.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Town Team hopes to find out in late May whether their bid for a £1m share of Mary Portas funding to regenerate the town centre has been successful. Burnham's bid, which was submitted last month, outlines how £99,000 of funding would be spent.
Jubilee Fun Day plans unveiled
A HUGE Jubilee Family Fun Day is set to take place in Burnham-On-Sea on June 4th. The free event, which will be held on the playing fields next to the Burnham Area Youth Centre in Cassis Close, will feature live music from local musicians and choirs plus fun races, bouncy castles and a craft tent.
A HUGE Jubilee Family Fun Day is set to take place in Burnham-On-Sea on June 4th. The free event, which will be held on the playing fields next to the Burnham Area Youth Centre in Cassis Close, will feature live music from local musicians and choirs plus fun races, bouncy castles and a craft tent.
Guides planning 15,000ft leap!
TWO brave Guides from Burnham-On-Sea are planning to leap out of a plane at 15,000ft to raise funds for a trip to Mexico. Berrow Guides Beth Lavis and Vicky Simmons, pictured, will be doing the tandem jump on May 13th at Dunkeswell Airfield, near Honiton in Devon.
TWO brave Guides from Burnham-On-Sea are planning to leap out of a plane at 15,000ft to raise funds for a trip to Mexico. Berrow Guides Beth Lavis and Vicky Simmons, pictured, will be doing the tandem jump on May 13th at Dunkeswell Airfield, near Honiton in Devon.
Bank supports local cricket club
HUNTSPILL and District Cricket Club has this week celebrated the start of a new season with a welcome donation from Natwest Bank. The bank is a supporter of grassroots cricket across the UK and picked Huntspill as its focus club for a 'Natwest Cricketforce Weekend'.
HUNTSPILL and District Cricket Club has this week celebrated the start of a new season with a welcome donation from Natwest Bank. The bank is a supporter of grassroots cricket across the UK and picked Huntspill as its focus club for a 'Natwest Cricketforce Weekend'.
Comedy farce to be performed
WEST Huntspill Players will be stepping back in time later this month when they perform the comedy farce 'See How they Run'. The three-act play is set in a rural village in 1944 and includes hilarious performances by a bishop, vicar, actress and a prisoner of war!
WEST Huntspill Players will be stepping back in time later this month when they perform the comedy farce 'See How they Run'. The three-act play is set in a rural village in 1944 and includes hilarious performances by a bishop, vicar, actress and a prisoner of war!
In photos: Water Minister's visit
WATER Minister Richard Benyon MP this week visited the Burnham-On-Sea area to see work being undertaken by the Somerset Drainage Boards to manage water in Somerset's wetlands. The MP was shown around several parts of Sedgemoor on Tuesday (April 24th).
WATER Minister Richard Benyon MP this week visited the Burnham-On-Sea area to see work being undertaken by the Somerset Drainage Boards to manage water in Somerset's wetlands. The MP was shown around several parts of Sedgemoor on Tuesday (April 24th).
Stolen church crosses recovered
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have recovered two brass crosses from the bottom of a pond after they were stolen from a church in the town earlier this month. The ornate crosses were removed from St Andrew's Church during the past fortnight and were recovered by officers on Wednesday.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have recovered two brass crosses from the bottom of a pond after they were stolen from a church in the town earlier this month. The ornate crosses were removed from St Andrew's Church during the past fortnight and were recovered by officers on Wednesday.
£50,000 to fight wind farm appeal
Exclusive: A group of campaigners says it expects to have to raise up to £50,000 to fight a formal appeal by EDF and Ecotricity following yesterday's rejection of their huge wind farm plans near Burnham-On-Sea. Sedgemoor's Development Control Committee refused applications by Ecotricity and EDF.
Exclusive: A group of campaigners says it expects to have to raise up to £50,000 to fight a formal appeal by EDF and Ecotricity following yesterday's rejection of their huge wind farm plans near Burnham-On-Sea. Sedgemoor's Development Control Committee refused applications by Ecotricity and EDF.
Gales warning issued for area
WEATHER forecasters have warned residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area to expect more heavy rain and potentially damaging winds today (Wednesday). The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for the area as a band of heavy rain and gales move across the region.
WEATHER forecasters have warned residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area to expect more heavy rain and potentially damaging winds today (Wednesday). The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for the area as a band of heavy rain and gales move across the region.
Shoppers dig deep for Marines
A CHARITY collection at a Burnham-On-Sea supermarket has this week raised hundreds of pounds for the Royal Marines Charitable Trust. Four members of the Bridgwater Royal Marines Association collected £979 at Morrisons supermarket in Pier Street, Burnham.
A CHARITY collection at a Burnham-On-Sea supermarket has this week raised hundreds of pounds for the Royal Marines Charitable Trust. Four members of the Bridgwater Royal Marines Association collected £979 at Morrisons supermarket in Pier Street, Burnham.
Have you seen stolen lion?
PUZZLED staff at a pub near Burnham-On-Sea have this week issued an appeal for the return of this wood carving of a lion, which was stolen at the weekend. The ornate seven inch wide carving was removed from a fireplace in the bar of the Watchfield Inn at the weekend.
PUZZLED staff at a pub near Burnham-On-Sea have this week issued an appeal for the return of this wood carving of a lion, which was stolen at the weekend. The ornate seven inch wide carving was removed from a fireplace in the bar of the Watchfield Inn at the weekend.
Jailed for five and a half years
A MAN was jailed for five-and-a-half years on Tuesday (April 24th) for cutting the throat of a Highbridge father, narrowly missing his vocal chords. Jamie Edney, 36, (pictured right) was convicted on Tuesday of grievous bodily harm with intent to wound.
A MAN was jailed for five-and-a-half years on Tuesday (April 24th) for cutting the throat of a Highbridge father, narrowly missing his vocal chords. Jamie Edney, 36, (pictured right) was convicted on Tuesday of grievous bodily harm with intent to wound.
Wind farm plans rejected
Controversial plans to build a wind farm comprising nine new turbines near Burnham-On-Sea were thrown out by district councillors today (Tuesday). More than 120 people crowded into the Princess Theatre in Burnham for a special meeting of Sedgemoor's development control.
Controversial plans to build a wind farm comprising nine new turbines near Burnham-On-Sea were thrown out by district councillors today (Tuesday). More than 120 people crowded into the Princess Theatre in Burnham for a special meeting of Sedgemoor's development control.
Community garden unveiled
BURNHAM-On-Sea Dreamscheme has struck a deal with the owners of an area of overgrown land to transform it into a new community garden. Royal Mail is lending Burnham Dreamscheme a strip of land adjacent to the post sorting office in Kingsley Road.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Dreamscheme has struck a deal with the owners of an area of overgrown land to transform it into a new community garden. Royal Mail is lending Burnham Dreamscheme a strip of land adjacent to the post sorting office in Kingsley Road.
£100k investment at new firm
A NEW glazing firm opens in Highbridge this week in place of a firm that went into liquidation last year. The assets and building of Hill Leigh Glazing on the Walrow Industrial Estate have been purchased by new firm M5 Glass Centre, which has invested £100,000.
A NEW glazing firm opens in Highbridge this week in place of a firm that went into liquidation last year. The assets and building of Hill Leigh Glazing on the Walrow Industrial Estate have been purchased by new firm M5 Glass Centre, which has invested £100,000.
Leah's delight at Royal letter
A ST John Ambulance Badger from Highbridge has spoken of her delight at receiving a letter from the Queen thanking her for a Jubilee card she made. Leah Adams, 10, decided that she would produce the special greeting card as part of her Creative Badger activities.
A ST John Ambulance Badger from Highbridge has spoken of her delight at receiving a letter from the Queen thanking her for a Jubilee card she made. Leah Adams, 10, decided that she would produce the special greeting card as part of her Creative Badger activities.
Town Team to hold meeting
BURNHAM-On-Sea's town team - who put together a bid for £1m of Mary Portas funding - will hold a public meeting in the town on Tuesday evening (April 24th).The meeting will be held at 6pm at Burnham Football Club in Cassis Close when all will be welcome to attend.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's town team - who put together a bid for £1m of Mary Portas funding - will hold a public meeting in the town on Tuesday evening (April 24th).The meeting will be held at 6pm at Burnham Football Club in Cassis Close when all will be welcome to attend.
Man held after Superdrug raid
Exclusive: A man has been arrested following a break-in at Burnham-On-Sea's Superdrug store in the early hours of Monday. Police were called to the High Street business on Monday morning after a front window of the property was smashed to gain entry to the shop.
Exclusive: A man has been arrested following a break-in at Burnham-On-Sea's Superdrug store in the early hours of Monday. Police were called to the High Street business on Monday morning after a front window of the property was smashed to gain entry to the shop.
Man arrested after foot chase
Exclusive: A MAN has been arrested by police in Highbridge following a foot chase through the town centre. Officers were called to Grange Avenue at around 7pm on Friday evening (April 20th) after police became suspicious of the man, who gave chase.
Exclusive: A MAN has been arrested by police in Highbridge following a foot chase through the town centre. Officers were called to Grange Avenue at around 7pm on Friday evening (April 20th) after police became suspicious of the man, who gave chase.
Flats rejection is overturned
Exclusive: THE Planning Inspectorate has this week overturned a council decision that rejected the creation of a new development of 11 flats in Burnham-On-Sea. The inspectorate has given a controversial green-light to Newton Lodge in Berrow Road to be extended into a complex of 11 self contained-flats.
Exclusive: THE Planning Inspectorate has this week overturned a council decision that rejected the creation of a new development of 11 flats in Burnham-On-Sea. The inspectorate has given a controversial green-light to Newton Lodge in Berrow Road to be extended into a complex of 11 self contained-flats.
Charity 'in the pink' in Berrow!
BURNHAM'S MP and Mayor were among a crowd of people who attended a special shopping event in Berrow on Sunday (April 22nd) to raise funds for a local cancer charity. A stream of visitors supported 'Shop For A Cure' in aid of Somerset Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
BURNHAM'S MP and Mayor were among a crowd of people who attended a special shopping event in Berrow on Sunday (April 22nd) to raise funds for a local cancer charity. A stream of visitors supported 'Shop For A Cure' in aid of Somerset Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
Pier boss starts 170-car display
MORE than 170 classic cars took part in a fundraising vintage vehicle run through the Burnham-On-Sea area on Sunday (April 22nd). The Brimar Vintage and Classic Car Run was held in aid of Children's Hospice South West (CHSW) and started at Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World.
MORE than 170 classic cars took part in a fundraising vintage vehicle run through the Burnham-On-Sea area on Sunday (April 22nd). The Brimar Vintage and Classic Car Run was held in aid of Children's Hospice South West (CHSW) and started at Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World.
Visitors flock to photo exhibition
THE work of more than 20 Burnham-On-Sea photographers went on show at an exhibition in the town on Sunday (April 22nd). Burnham-On-Sea Camera Club held its fourth annual exhibition, where visitors were able to browse over dozens of eye-catching shots.
THE work of more than 20 Burnham-On-Sea photographers went on show at an exhibition in the town on Sunday (April 22nd). Burnham-On-Sea Camera Club held its fourth annual exhibition, where visitors were able to browse over dozens of eye-catching shots.
Police issue appeal after car fire
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have issued an appeal for information after a burnt-out car was found in a quiet lane outside East Huntspill this morning (Sunday, April 22nd). Firefighters from Burnham were sent to Long Moor Drove in East Huntspill at 11.19am. The crew discovered a burnt-out Rover 75.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have issued an appeal for information after a burnt-out car was found in a quiet lane outside East Huntspill this morning (Sunday, April 22nd). Firefighters from Burnham were sent to Long Moor Drove in East Huntspill at 11.19am. The crew discovered a burnt-out Rover 75.
Baby owls rescued by carers
THIS pair of tiny baby owlets are lucky to be alive after having to be rescued by wildlife carers from the Burnham-On-Sea area. The little tawny owls, named Cheddar and Cheese by carers from Secret World, were found at the base of a tree by a woman enjoying a walk with her two daughters.
THIS pair of tiny baby owlets are lucky to be alive after having to be rescued by wildlife carers from the Burnham-On-Sea area. The little tawny owls, named Cheddar and Cheese by carers from Secret World, were found at the base of a tree by a woman enjoying a walk with her two daughters.
Photo exhibition this Sunday
THE work of scores of Burnham-On-Sea photographers will go on show at an exhibition in the town this Sunday (April 22nd). Burnham-On-Sea Camera Club is holding its fourth annual exhibition, where visitors will be able to browse a selection of images taken by members.
THE work of scores of Burnham-On-Sea photographers will go on show at an exhibition in the town this Sunday (April 22nd). Burnham-On-Sea Camera Club is holding its fourth annual exhibition, where visitors will be able to browse a selection of images taken by members.
'Shop for a Cure' this Sunday
A FUNDRAISING shopping event will be held in Berrow this Sunday (April 22nd) in aid of local charity Somerset Breakthrough Breast Cancer. The 'Shop For A Cure' event will be held in Berrow Village Hall from 10.30am until 3pm when all will be welcome. Entrance will be free of charge.
A FUNDRAISING shopping event will be held in Berrow this Sunday (April 22nd) in aid of local charity Somerset Breakthrough Breast Cancer. The 'Shop For A Cure' event will be held in Berrow Village Hall from 10.30am until 3pm when all will be welcome. Entrance will be free of charge.
170 classic cars head to rally
OVER 170 classic cars will be taking part in a fundraising vintage vehicle run through the Burnham-On-Sea area this Sunday (April 22nd). The Brimar Vintage and Classic Car Run will start at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll and is being held to raise charity money.
OVER 170 classic cars will be taking part in a fundraising vintage vehicle run through the Burnham-On-Sea area this Sunday (April 22nd). The Brimar Vintage and Classic Car Run will start at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll and is being held to raise charity money.
New charity shop for Burnham
A SOMERSET-based animal rescue centre opened a brand new charity shop in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (April 21st). The National Animal Welfare Trust (NAWT) has opened in Regent Street to raise money for the care and re-homing of needy animals.
A SOMERSET-based animal rescue centre opened a brand new charity shop in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (April 21st). The National Animal Welfare Trust (NAWT) has opened in Regent Street to raise money for the care and re-homing of needy animals.
Hinkley expansion in jeopardy?
PLANS to expand Hinkley Point nuclear power station near Burnham-On-Sea have been thrown into doubt, according to a report in the Financial Times. The paper says that power company Centrica, which owns British Gas, is threatening to abandon its investment.
PLANS to expand Hinkley Point nuclear power station near Burnham-On-Sea have been thrown into doubt, according to a report in the Financial Times. The paper says that power company Centrica, which owns British Gas, is threatening to abandon its investment.
Police investigate car crash
POLICE were called to a Highbridge roundabout in the early hours of this morning (April 21st) following an accident. A car overturned at the Isleport roundabout on the A38 Bristol Road shortly before 2am. The vehicle was left with significant damage.
POLICE were called to a Highbridge roundabout in the early hours of this morning (April 21st) following an accident. A car overturned at the Isleport roundabout on the A38 Bristol Road shortly before 2am. The vehicle was left with significant damage.
Sea water quality in spotlight
THE failure of Burnham-On-Sea, Brean and Berrow's sea water in meeting strict new European water quality standards will be in the spotlight when the Environment Agency holds a special event in the town next month. Last year, Burnham failed to meet the new EU standard after passing the EU test in 2010.
THE failure of Burnham-On-Sea, Brean and Berrow's sea water in meeting strict new European water quality standards will be in the spotlight when the Environment Agency holds a special event in the town next month. Last year, Burnham failed to meet the new EU standard after passing the EU test in 2010.
Gymnasts celebrate 34 medals
YOUNG gymnasts from Burnham-On-Sea's Monarchs Club have been celebrating success after competing in the South West Schools Acrobatic Gymnastics Championships. Almost the entire club took part in the event and returned with 34 medals between them.
YOUNG gymnasts from Burnham-On-Sea's Monarchs Club have been celebrating success after competing in the South West Schools Acrobatic Gymnastics Championships. Almost the entire club took part in the event and returned with 34 medals between them.
Concert for wildlife charity
A FUNDRAISING concert and fun day is to be held in Berrow on Saturday (April 21st) to raise money for East Huntspill's wildlife charity Secret World. A day of entertainment and music will be held at the Berrow Inn from 2pm, including live music from local group Trramp.
A FUNDRAISING concert and fun day is to be held in Berrow on Saturday (April 21st) to raise money for East Huntspill's wildlife charity Secret World. A day of entertainment and music will be held at the Berrow Inn from 2pm, including live music from local group Trramp.
Busy route to close in town
A MAIN road through Highbridge will be shut on several evenings during May while major roadworks go ahead. Somerset County Council has this week announced that Church Street will be closed from May 14th-23rd from 6.30pm-11.30pm while resurfacing work is undertaken.
A MAIN road through Highbridge will be shut on several evenings during May while major roadworks go ahead. Somerset County Council has this week announced that Church Street will be closed from May 14th-23rd from 6.30pm-11.30pm while resurfacing work is undertaken.
Cement mixer overturns on A38
THE driver of this cement mixer was lucky to escape without injuries after an accident near Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday (April 19th). Fire, police and ambulance crews rushed to East Brent at 2.15pm after the cement mixer overturned on the A38 Bristol Road.
THE driver of this cement mixer was lucky to escape without injuries after an accident near Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday (April 19th). Fire, police and ambulance crews rushed to East Brent at 2.15pm after the cement mixer overturned on the A38 Bristol Road.
Power cut to over 100 homes
MORE than 100 people were without power near Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday afternoon (April 19th) after an overhead electricity line was cut. Police from Burnham were called to Pound Road in Pawlett at 2.45pm after a passing vehicle struck the line, damaging it.
MORE than 100 people were without power near Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday afternoon (April 19th) after an overhead electricity line was cut. Police from Burnham were called to Pound Road in Pawlett at 2.45pm after a passing vehicle struck the line, damaging it.
£600 boost for Jubilee Wall
SEDGEMOOR District Council has this week handed a £600 boost to Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club's project to build a special wall to commemorate the Queen's Jubilee. The council has announced that cash is to be given to several groups across the district.
SEDGEMOOR District Council has this week handed a £600 boost to Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club's project to build a special wall to commemorate the Queen's Jubilee. The council has announced that cash is to be given to several groups across the district.
Snooker star's son robbed
Exclusive: A FORMER world snooker champion had an unfortunate stay in Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend when his son became a victim of crime in the town. Mark Williams MBE, who has been world snooker champion twice, in 2000 and 2003, stayed at a holiday park.
Exclusive: A FORMER world snooker champion had an unfortunate stay in Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend when his son became a victim of crime in the town. Mark Williams MBE, who has been world snooker champion twice, in 2000 and 2003, stayed at a holiday park.
Shop contest winners named
THE winners of Burnham-On-Sea's annual shop window competition have been announced, after attracting more than 130 entries. The annual 'Spot the Odd Item in the Shop Window Competition', run by Burnham's Chamber of Trade, ran for a fortnight over Easter.
THE winners of Burnham-On-Sea's annual shop window competition have been announced, after attracting more than 130 entries. The annual 'Spot the Odd Item in the Shop Window Competition', run by Burnham's Chamber of Trade, ran for a fortnight over Easter.
Wind farm plans set for approval
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build nine wind turbines on farmland near Burnham-On-Sea look set to be approved by Sedgemoor District Council next week. Despite 550 complaints from residents, the council's planning officer has recommended that the contentious schemes be granted permission.
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build nine wind turbines on farmland near Burnham-On-Sea look set to be approved by Sedgemoor District Council next week. Despite 550 complaints from residents, the council's planning officer has recommended that the contentious schemes be granted permission.
Man arrested after town fight
A MAN has been arrested by Burnham police following an early morning fight in the centre of Highbridge this week. Officers from Burnham Police were called to a brawl involving several people in the town's Church Street during the early hours of Sunday morning (April 15th).
A MAN has been arrested by Burnham police following an early morning fight in the centre of Highbridge this week. Officers from Burnham Police were called to a brawl involving several people in the town's Church Street during the early hours of Sunday morning (April 15th).
Town pulls out of Bloom contest
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea has pulled out of this year's Britain In Bloom competition amid concerns about the safety of lighting columns along the town's High Street. It means colourful hanging baskets like these will not be hung from lamp posts along the town's High Street this summer.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea has pulled out of this year's Britain In Bloom competition amid concerns about the safety of lighting columns along the town's High Street. It means colourful hanging baskets like these will not be hung from lamp posts along the town's High Street this summer.
Film screened at London event
TWO young filmmakers from Burnham-On-Sea whose production was screened at the London Independent Film Festival earlier this week have described the experience as "magical". Jessie Hawkes and Jake Hodge travelled to see their short film shown on a big screen.
TWO young filmmakers from Burnham-On-Sea whose production was screened at the London Independent Film Festival earlier this week have described the experience as "magical". Jessie Hawkes and Jake Hodge travelled to see their short film shown on a big screen.
Skier thanks crew for rescue
A WATER skier who was briefly knocked unconscious after a fall during Sunday's water skiing event in Burnham-On-Sea has thanked the lifeboat crew who rescued him. Jack Lynch, from Hunstanton in Norfolk, came off his skis at high speed during Sunday's racing.
A WATER skier who was briefly knocked unconscious after a fall during Sunday's water skiing event in Burnham-On-Sea has thanked the lifeboat crew who rescued him. Jack Lynch, from Hunstanton in Norfolk, came off his skis at high speed during Sunday's racing.
Pop group S Club play in Brean
THREE members of the chart-topping band S Club entertained a big crowd of holidaymakers in Brean on Saturday night (April 14th). Jo, Bradley and Paul were on top form, belting out many of their chart topping hits from the last decade at Brean's Holiday Resort Unity.
THREE members of the chart-topping band S Club entertained a big crowd of holidaymakers in Brean on Saturday night (April 14th). Jo, Bradley and Paul were on top form, belting out many of their chart topping hits from the last decade at Brean's Holiday Resort Unity.
