Town Xmas art market today
HIGHBRIDGE and Burnham Artists will hold their Christmas Art and Craft Market today (Saturday, December 10th). The event will see a wide range of work by local artists on show and available to buy at Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre in Berrow Road. the event is open to all.
HIGHBRIDGE and Burnham Artists will hold their Christmas Art and Craft Market today (Saturday, December 10th). The event will see a wide range of work by local artists on show and available to buy at Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre in Berrow Road. the event is open to all.
Christmas Tree Festival to open
A CHRISTMAS tree festival is to open in Burnham-On-Sea tomorrow (Saturday, December 10th) when a dozen sparkling trees will go on display for a fortnight. St Andrew's Church is holding the festival and life-size crib scene every day until Christmas Eve.
A CHRISTMAS tree festival is to open in Burnham-On-Sea tomorrow (Saturday, December 10th) when a dozen sparkling trees will go on display for a fortnight. St Andrew's Church is holding the festival and life-size crib scene every day until Christmas Eve.
Prince thanks town's M5 crews
BURNHAM-On-Sea's fire station officer was among the emergency personnel praised by Prince Edward for their response to November's tragic M5 accident during a special visit to Somerset today (Friday, December 9th). Police, fire, ambulance and highways crews worked tirelessly to rescue people.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's fire station officer was among the emergency personnel praised by Prince Edward for their response to November's tragic M5 accident during a special visit to Somerset today (Friday, December 9th). Police, fire, ambulance and highways crews worked tirelessly to rescue people.
Olympic torch bearers confirmed
SEVERAL residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week been officially named as torch bearers for next year's London Olympic Games. Burnham charity runner Jason Vickers, who has raised more than £8,000 for charity over the past seven years, will be one of the 8,000 torchbearers.
SEVERAL residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week been officially named as torch bearers for next year's London Olympic Games. Burnham charity runner Jason Vickers, who has raised more than £8,000 for charity over the past seven years, will be one of the 8,000 torchbearers.
Carnival club starts charity tour
THE carnival season is over until next year, but that's not stopped kind-hearted members of Burnham's Hillview Carnival Club in building this illuminated cart to transport Santa around the town to raise cash for charity. The club's members have begun a 15-day tour of Burnham and Highbridge.
THE carnival season is over until next year, but that's not stopped kind-hearted members of Burnham's Hillview Carnival Club in building this illuminated cart to transport Santa around the town to raise cash for charity. The club's members have begun a 15-day tour of Burnham and Highbridge.
Sanders poppy sales over £2k
VISITORS to Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World have recently helped to raise £2,366.98 for the Royal British Legion. The cash was ccollected during the sale of the charity’s poppies at the garden centre from October 31st until November 11th in run-up to Rembrance Day.
VISITORS to Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World have recently helped to raise £2,366.98 for the Royal British Legion. The cash was ccollected during the sale of the charity’s poppies at the garden centre from October 31st until November 11th in run-up to Rembrance Day.
Will path avoid need for pylons?
CAMPAIGNERS have proposed a new long distance walking and cycle path as an innovative way of transmitting electrical power from Hinkley Point to Avonmouth - thereby avoiding the need for huge new pylons. Instead of building a long line of 160ft tall pylons or digging a trench, the imaginative plan would see the cables laid at ground level.
CAMPAIGNERS have proposed a new long distance walking and cycle path as an innovative way of transmitting electrical power from Hinkley Point to Avonmouth - thereby avoiding the need for huge new pylons. Instead of building a long line of 160ft tall pylons or digging a trench, the imaginative plan would see the cables laid at ground level.
Warning over computer fraud
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea Police have this week warned computer users in the town to be on their guard after a resident was seemingly targeted by fraudsters. Inspector Roger Tolley from Burnham Police says an anonymous telephone caller demanded money from a 61-year-old resident.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea Police have this week warned computer users in the town to be on their guard after a resident was seemingly targeted by fraudsters. Inspector Roger Tolley from Burnham Police says an anonymous telephone caller demanded money from a 61-year-old resident.
Masons give swim club a boost
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Disabled Swimming Club was handed a £1,000 boost on Wednesday (December 7th). Somerset Masonic Charities Committee, represented by Peter Hodder, the Provincial Almoner for Somerset, presented the donation to the group at the Berrow Road pool.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Disabled Swimming Club was handed a £1,000 boost on Wednesday (December 7th). Somerset Masonic Charities Committee, represented by Peter Hodder, the Provincial Almoner for Somerset, presented the donation to the group at the Berrow Road pool.
Council objects to Lidl billboard
Exclusive: TOWN councillors have raised an objection over plans by supermarket Lidl to introduce a new advertisement billboard outside its Burnham-On-Sea store. Lidl in Oxford Street has applied for planning permission to introduce a six metre wide billboard.
Exclusive: TOWN councillors have raised an objection over plans by supermarket Lidl to introduce a new advertisement billboard outside its Burnham-On-Sea store. Lidl in Oxford Street has applied for planning permission to introduce a six metre wide billboard.
Date set for Scout leader's trial
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea scout leader is to stand trial next month accused of committing a string of sex offences. David Burland denies 33 charges which include indecent assault, sexual activity with a child, indecency and exposure. His trial is to begin during late January.
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea scout leader is to stand trial next month accused of committing a string of sex offences. David Burland denies 33 charges which include indecent assault, sexual activity with a child, indecency and exposure. His trial is to begin during late January.
In photos: 63 enjoy Xmas meal
DOZENS of pensioners from across the Burnham-On-Sea area were treated to a full Christmas meal with all the trimmings by the town's Rotary Club on Wednesday (December 7th). More than 60 people from the Burnham area enjoyed an evening of festive food and entertainment.
DOZENS of pensioners from across the Burnham-On-Sea area were treated to a full Christmas meal with all the trimmings by the town's Rotary Club on Wednesday (December 7th). More than 60 people from the Burnham area enjoyed an evening of festive food and entertainment.
Karate club celebrates again!
TWO members of Burnham and Highbridge Karate Club are celebrating after winning gold and bronze medals during a top regional tournament. Becky and Josh Proctor competed in the Western Karate Union invitational event in Hutton Moor, Weston, on Sunday.
TWO members of Burnham and Highbridge Karate Club are celebrating after winning gold and bronze medals during a top regional tournament. Becky and Josh Proctor competed in the Western Karate Union invitational event in Hutton Moor, Weston, on Sunday.
Objections over 9 new homes
Exclusive: CONTROVERSIAL plans to build nine new homes in Burnham-On-Sea's Golf Links Road have been recommended for approval this week by Sedgemoor District Council's planning officer despite a dozen objections from residents and the town's MP Tessa Munt.
Exclusive: CONTROVERSIAL plans to build nine new homes in Burnham-On-Sea's Golf Links Road have been recommended for approval this week by Sedgemoor District Council's planning officer despite a dozen objections from residents and the town's MP Tessa Munt.
Parking charges frozen for year
Exclusive: PARKING charges will not rise in Burnham-On-Sea or Highbridge next year, it has been confirmed this week. Town councillors have this week welcomed the decision by Sedgemoor District Council to freeze its parking charges for a period of 12 months.
Exclusive: PARKING charges will not rise in Burnham-On-Sea or Highbridge next year, it has been confirmed this week. Town councillors have this week welcomed the decision by Sedgemoor District Council to freeze its parking charges for a period of 12 months.
Busy year at Princess planned
Exclusive: A BUSY programme of events is to be held at Burnham's Princess Theatre during the first quarter of 2012, it has been announced this week. Over 60 members of The Friends of The Princess gathered for a Christmas function where the schedule was unveiled.
Exclusive: A BUSY programme of events is to be held at Burnham's Princess Theatre during the first quarter of 2012, it has been announced this week. Over 60 members of The Friends of The Princess gathered for a Christmas function where the schedule was unveiled.
Town's Xmas fair raises £700
MORE than £700 was raised for a Highbridge church's funds when supporters flocked to its Christmas fair at the weekend. Dozens of people attended the popular event in St John's Church Hall, where festive food, gifts and decorations went on sale. The event also included a visit by Santa.
MORE than £700 was raised for a Highbridge church's funds when supporters flocked to its Christmas fair at the weekend. Dozens of people attended the popular event in St John's Church Hall, where festive food, gifts and decorations went on sale. The event also included a visit by Santa.
Pair's 50 years of work praised
A BURNHAM-On-Sea couple's half a century of involvement with Moose International was marked this week with a special presentation. Peter and Joy Shannon were both handed certificates to mark their 50 years of involvement during the Burnham Moose lodge's Christmas party on Monday.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea couple's half a century of involvement with Moose International was marked this week with a special presentation. Peter and Joy Shannon were both handed certificates to mark their 50 years of involvement during the Burnham Moose lodge's Christmas party on Monday.
Factory evacuated in gas scare
Exclusive: STAFF at a Highbridge factory were evacuated on Tuesday evening (December 6th) following a suspected gas leak. Two fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea and Bridgwater were called to Isleport Foods, as pictured, after staff reported a strong smell of gas inside the building in Bolton Close.
Exclusive: STAFF at a Highbridge factory were evacuated on Tuesday evening (December 6th) following a suspected gas leak. Two fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea and Bridgwater were called to Isleport Foods, as pictured, after staff reported a strong smell of gas inside the building in Bolton Close.
Pavements parkers targeted
Exclusive: POLICE have stepped up their patrols against motorists parking their cars illegally in part of Burnham-On-Sea after this blind resident was forced to walk in the road to negotiate her way around a car blocking the pavement. Officers have increased their patrols.
Exclusive: POLICE have stepped up their patrols against motorists parking their cars illegally in part of Burnham-On-Sea after this blind resident was forced to walk in the road to negotiate her way around a car blocking the pavement. Officers have increased their patrols.
Council approves free mugs
Exclusive: Contentious plans by the Town Council to give every primary schoolchild in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge a free commemorative mug to mark next year's Royal Jubilee have been given the go-ahead this week, despite concerns over the cost from some councillors.
Exclusive: Contentious plans by the Town Council to give every primary schoolchild in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge a free commemorative mug to mark next year's Royal Jubilee have been given the go-ahead this week, despite concerns over the cost from some councillors.
£16k boost from leisure park
BREAN Leisure Park has raised more than £16,000 for local charities in the past year. The park's owners, Richard and Bridget House, this week handed over the money to over a dozen good causes following fundraising events during the busy summer season.
BREAN Leisure Park has raised more than £16,000 for local charities in the past year. The park's owners, Richard and Bridget House, this week handed over the money to over a dozen good causes following fundraising events during the busy summer season.
Greg, 9, opens Sanders display
GREG Addison from Brent Knoll officially opened the Christmas displays at a garden centre near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (December 3rd). Nine-year-old Greg was chosen to declare Sanders Garden World’s Winter Wonderland officially open by cutting a ribbon.
GREG Addison from Brent Knoll officially opened the Christmas displays at a garden centre near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (December 3rd). Nine-year-old Greg was chosen to declare Sanders Garden World’s Winter Wonderland officially open by cutting a ribbon.
Movember crews raise £600
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Coastguard and the town's rescue hovercraft charity BARB have raised hundreds of pounds for a prostate cancer charity by taking part in a moustache-growing fundraiser. The crewmembers were among the many thousands of fundraisers.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Coastguard and the town's rescue hovercraft charity BARB have raised hundreds of pounds for a prostate cancer charity by taking part in a moustache-growing fundraiser. The crewmembers were among the many thousands of fundraisers.
Warning over illegal vodka
DRINKERS in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week been warned to avoid an illegal variety of vodka containing an industrial solvent that could be harmful to health. Somerset Trading Standards officers are warning shops and residents to look out for Drop Vodka.
DRINKERS in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week been warned to avoid an illegal variety of vodka containing an industrial solvent that could be harmful to health. Somerset Trading Standards officers are warning shops and residents to look out for Drop Vodka.
Crash biker remains 'serious'
A MOTORCYCLIST who was rushed to hospital after an accident on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (December 2nd) continues to be in a serious condition, police said today. The B3140 into Burnham from the M5 roundabout was closed for three hours.
A MOTORCYCLIST who was rushed to hospital after an accident on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (December 2nd) continues to be in a serious condition, police said today. The B3140 into Burnham from the M5 roundabout was closed for three hours.
20,000 light display turned on!
FATHER Christmas made an appearance when a Burnham-On-Sea resident switched on his spectacular display of thousands of Christmas lights for an 11th year on Sunday evening (December 4th). Mike Perrin from Wilde Close has decorated his home for charity.
FATHER Christmas made an appearance when a Burnham-On-Sea resident switched on his spectacular display of thousands of Christmas lights for an 11th year on Sunday evening (December 4th). Mike Perrin from Wilde Close has decorated his home for charity.
Double rainbow over Burnham
THIS double rainbow brought a splash of colour to the skies above rain-soaked Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (December 4th). Burnham-On-Sea.com reader Rob Edgar took this photo of the weather phenomom in Burnham's Pier Street shortly after a heavy storm in the afternoon.
THIS double rainbow brought a splash of colour to the skies above rain-soaked Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (December 4th). Burnham-On-Sea.com reader Rob Edgar took this photo of the weather phenomom in Burnham's Pier Street shortly after a heavy storm in the afternoon.
Concern over 95 new homes
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week voiced concern over a developer's new plans to build 95 new homes on the site of a boat yard next to the River Brue. Property Link has applied for outline planning permission to construct eighty five 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses plus ten 1-bedroom flats.
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week voiced concern over a developer's new plans to build 95 new homes on the site of a boat yard next to the River Brue. Property Link has applied for outline planning permission to construct eighty five 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses plus ten 1-bedroom flats.
Rotarians spring into action
ROADSIDES in Burnham-On-Sea are set to burst into colour next Spring after hundreds of bulbs were planted on Sunday (December 4th). Four huge sackfuls of daffodil bulbs were buried by volunteers from the Rotary Club along the verges on the Frank Foley Parkway and Queen's Drive.
ROADSIDES in Burnham-On-Sea are set to burst into colour next Spring after hundreds of bulbs were planted on Sunday (December 4th). Four huge sackfuls of daffodil bulbs were buried by volunteers from the Rotary Club along the verges on the Frank Foley Parkway and Queen's Drive.
In photos: Lions youth concert
MORE than 30 local children performed festive songs and music at a special Christmas concert in Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre on Saturday (December 3rd). Youngsters from Burnham Dreamscheme, Lions Brass and the Siobhan Johnson Singers took part in the festive-themed concert.
MORE than 30 local children performed festive songs and music at a special Christmas concert in Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre on Saturday (December 3rd). Youngsters from Burnham Dreamscheme, Lions Brass and the Siobhan Johnson Singers took part in the festive-themed concert.
Celebrity chef in East Huntspill
CELEBRITY chef Lesley Waters and her sister visited East Huntspill on Saturday (December 3rd) to give cooking demonstrations at a new housing development in the village. The TV chef visited Bellway's Church Meadow development, where she provided cookery classes.
CELEBRITY chef Lesley Waters and her sister visited East Huntspill on Saturday (December 3rd) to give cooking demonstrations at a new housing development in the village. The TV chef visited Bellway's Church Meadow development, where she provided cookery classes.
In photos: Berrow Xmas Fayre
CHRISTMAS was on the minds of dozens of gift hunters who flocked to Berrow’s festive market and craft fayre on Sunday morning (4th December). Despite wet weather outside, the event drew a good-sized crowd to Berrow Village Hall, where 20 stalls were set-up.
CHRISTMAS was on the minds of dozens of gift hunters who flocked to Berrow’s festive market and craft fayre on Sunday morning (4th December). Despite wet weather outside, the event drew a good-sized crowd to Berrow Village Hall, where 20 stalls were set-up.
15p Xmas post service starts
HUNTSPILL and Highbridge Scout Group has this week launched its popular low-cost Christmas card delivery service, which runs until Friday 16th December. This service has been provided for many years now and is one of the group's main fundraising events of the year.
HUNTSPILL and Highbridge Scout Group has this week launched its popular low-cost Christmas card delivery service, which runs until Friday 16th December. This service has been provided for many years now and is one of the group's main fundraising events of the year.
Boxing champ visits town bouts
MEMBERS of a Highbridge boxing club welcomed a British champion to their club on Saturday night (December 3rd). Lee Haskins, a professional boxer, has fought in the Flyweight, Super Flyweight and Bantamweight divisions and is currently super flyweight champion.
MEMBERS of a Highbridge boxing club welcomed a British champion to their club on Saturday night (December 3rd). Lee Haskins, a professional boxer, has fought in the Flyweight, Super Flyweight and Bantamweight divisions and is currently super flyweight champion.
Club calls foul over dog mess
Exclusive: MEMBERS of a youth football team in Burnham-On-Sea have this week urged dog owners to take more responsibility for their pets after repeated problems with mess on their pitch. Every week before Burnham United Junior Football Club Under 8s play, the coaches have to spend 30 minutes clearing up mess from their pitch, which is located next to Cassis Close.
Exclusive: MEMBERS of a youth football team in Burnham-On-Sea have this week urged dog owners to take more responsibility for their pets after repeated problems with mess on their pitch. Every week before Burnham United Junior Football Club Under 8s play, the coaches have to spend 30 minutes clearing up mess from their pitch, which is located next to Cassis Close.
Berrow Xmas fayre today
BERROW'S Christmas Market and Craft Fayre will be held on Sunday (4th December) between 10am and 1pm. Organisers say more than 20 stalls will be selling a wide range of Christmas presents in Berrow Village Hall in aid of the Village Hall refurbishment project.
BERROW'S Christmas Market and Craft Fayre will be held on Sunday (4th December) between 10am and 1pm. Organisers say more than 20 stalls will be selling a wide range of Christmas presents in Berrow Village Hall in aid of the Village Hall refurbishment project.
Report drink drivers, urge police
POLICE have this week encouraged members of the public in the Burnham-On-Sea area to report drink driving offenders if they know they are getting behind the wheel while under the influence. The appeal comes as police launch their Christmas drink driving campaign.
POLICE have this week encouraged members of the public in the Burnham-On-Sea area to report drink driving offenders if they know they are getting behind the wheel while under the influence. The appeal comes as police launch their Christmas drink driving campaign.
Wind gives beach sport a lift!
THE sport of kite buggying seems to be 'taking off' at Brean, with this week's high winds giving enthusiasts a real challenge. Around 20 of the sport's members have braved high winds to take part in a series of endurance competitions and, as these photos show, the gusty conditions proved a challenge!
THE sport of kite buggying seems to be 'taking off' at Brean, with this week's high winds giving enthusiasts a real challenge. Around 20 of the sport's members have braved high winds to take part in a series of endurance competitions and, as these photos show, the gusty conditions proved a challenge!
Busy day of Christmas events
A BUSY day of Christmas events is being held in the Burnham-On-Sea area throughout today (Saturday, December 3rd). The events include Christmas fayres, a festive fundraising concert, a table top sale and several appearances by the famous Santa Claus!
A BUSY day of Christmas events is being held in the Burnham-On-Sea area throughout today (Saturday, December 3rd). The events include Christmas fayres, a festive fundraising concert, a table top sale and several appearances by the famous Santa Claus!
Christmas concert tonight
A FEW remaining tickets are still available for a Christmas concert to be performed by local youngsters in Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre on Saturday night (December 3rd). The 'Children Singing For Children' event is being held by Burnham-On-Sea Lions Club to raise money for charity.
A FEW remaining tickets are still available for a Christmas concert to be performed by local youngsters in Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre on Saturday night (December 3rd). The 'Children Singing For Children' event is being held by Burnham-On-Sea Lions Club to raise money for charity.
Biker injured in car accident
A motorcyclist has been rushed to hospital with serious injuries after an accident on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea today (Friday, December 2nd). The B3140 into Burnham from the M5 motorway roundabout was closed for three hours after the collision between a motorbike and a car.
A motorcyclist has been rushed to hospital with serious injuries after an accident on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea today (Friday, December 2nd). The B3140 into Burnham from the M5 motorway roundabout was closed for three hours after the collision between a motorbike and a car.
Conservatives win by-election
THE Conservative's John Denbee won a County Council by-election in the Burnham-On-Sea area on Thursday (December 1st). Residents across the Brent division went to the polls on Thursday to choose a replacement for long-serving Tory County Councillor Alan Ham, who died in September.
THE Conservative's John Denbee won a County Council by-election in the Burnham-On-Sea area on Thursday (December 1st). Residents across the Brent division went to the polls on Thursday to choose a replacement for long-serving Tory County Councillor Alan Ham, who died in September.
Xmas shopping night tonight
OVER 40 businesses across Burnham-On-Sea are holding a late night shopping evening tonight (Friday, December 2nd) during the run-up to Christmas in a bid to encourage more people to do their festive shopping in the town. Friday's event will run from 5pm to 9pm.
OVER 40 businesses across Burnham-On-Sea are holding a late night shopping evening tonight (Friday, December 2nd) during the run-up to Christmas in a bid to encourage more people to do their festive shopping in the town. Friday's event will run from 5pm to 9pm.
Extra patrols for Xmas season
POLICE in Burnham and Highbridge are cracking down on crime in the run-up to Christmas. There will be increased high visibility foot patrols by PCSOs and police officers, in addition to plain clothes patrols. They want to ensure trouble is kept to a minimum over the festive period.
POLICE in Burnham and Highbridge are cracking down on crime in the run-up to Christmas. There will be increased high visibility foot patrols by PCSOs and police officers, in addition to plain clothes patrols. They want to ensure trouble is kept to a minimum over the festive period.
Blue Peter in town for switch-on
A FILM crew from the BBC's Blue Peter children's programme joined more than 400 people watching the official switch-on of a huge fundraising Christmas lights display in Burnham-On-Sea's Trinity Close on Thursday evening (December 1st). The dazzling display was illuminated at the event.
A FILM crew from the BBC's Blue Peter children's programme joined more than 400 people watching the official switch-on of a huge fundraising Christmas lights display in Burnham-On-Sea's Trinity Close on Thursday evening (December 1st). The dazzling display was illuminated at the event.
Police seize cannabis set-up
Exclusive: POLICE swooped on a property in Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Thursday, December 1st), seizing a suspected cannabis cultivation set-up. Officers executed a search warrant at a property in Briar Close, where plants and other equipment were found.
Exclusive: POLICE swooped on a property in Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Thursday, December 1st), seizing a suspected cannabis cultivation set-up. Officers executed a search warrant at a property in Briar Close, where plants and other equipment were found.
Anger at 'knock down' sale
Exclusive: A district councillor has this week expressed his disgust at the NHS's sale of a former health centre in Burnham-On-Sea for a 'knock-down price'. Belmont House, a mental health care centre in Technical Street until August this year, has been sold by NHS Somerset for just £170,000 to a local businessman.
Exclusive: A district councillor has this week expressed his disgust at the NHS's sale of a former health centre in Burnham-On-Sea for a 'knock-down price'. Belmont House, a mental health care centre in Technical Street until August this year, has been sold by NHS Somerset for just £170,000 to a local businessman.
Voters going to polls today
VOTERS in the Burnham-On-Sea area will be going to the polls today (Thursday, December 1st) to vote in a county council by-election. Electors in the Brent division have two choices - Conservative councillor John Denbee or Liberal Democrat councilllor Helen Groves.
VOTERS in the Burnham-On-Sea area will be going to the polls today (Thursday, December 1st) to vote in a county council by-election. Electors in the Brent division have two choices - Conservative councillor John Denbee or Liberal Democrat councilllor Helen Groves.
12,000 sign Hinkley petition
A PETITION signed by more than 12,000 people opposed to the planned expansion of Hinkley Point power station near Burnham-On-Sea is to be handed in at Downing Street next week. The Stop Hinkley group has collected 12,750 signatures and will be taking them to London.
A PETITION signed by more than 12,000 people opposed to the planned expansion of Hinkley Point power station near Burnham-On-Sea is to be handed in at Downing Street next week. The Stop Hinkley group has collected 12,750 signatures and will be taking them to London.
