Xmas countdown underway!
FINAL preparations are underway for leading fantasy author Sir Terry Pratchett to switch on Burnham-On-Sea's Christmas lights this Saturday (November 26th). An afternoon of festive entertainment will be held from 2.30pm outside the Victoria Hotel in Victoria Street.
FINAL preparations are underway for leading fantasy author Sir Terry Pratchett to switch on Burnham-On-Sea's Christmas lights this Saturday (November 26th). An afternoon of festive entertainment will be held from 2.30pm outside the Victoria Hotel in Victoria Street.
Two rescued by top policeman
SOMERSET'S top policeman waded through deep water to rescue two injured motorists following a motorway crash near Burnham-On-Sea this week. Colin Port, Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Constabulary, dashed to help a father and son after their transit van careered off the carriageway.
SOMERSET'S top policeman waded through deep water to rescue two injured motorists following a motorway crash near Burnham-On-Sea this week. Colin Port, Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Constabulary, dashed to help a father and son after their transit van careered off the carriageway.
Cove seeks knitting helpers
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Friends of Marine Cove are seeking volunteers with an interest in knitting. The recently-unveiled logo for the refurbished gardens features a frog and community gardener Jacqui Strong is looking at ways of raising money by getting the community involved.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Friends of Marine Cove are seeking volunteers with an interest in knitting. The recently-unveiled logo for the refurbished gardens features a frog and community gardener Jacqui Strong is looking at ways of raising money by getting the community involved.
Fundraising train is unveiled
BURNHAM-On-Sea Lions Club is putting the finishing touches to a new addition to its fundraising machine. The club has built a wooden train, illuminated with more than 60 metres of lights, which will be making several appearances during the next few weeks.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Lions Club is putting the finishing touches to a new addition to its fundraising machine. The club has built a wooden train, illuminated with more than 60 metres of lights, which will be making several appearances during the next few weeks.
Cash point fraud device seized
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week being warned to be extra vigilant when using cash machines after police seized a 'skimming' device from a cashpoint outside Highbridge's Asda store on Thursday afternoon (November 24th). Officers recovered the "sophisticated" set-up, which included a miniature video camera and card reader.
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week being warned to be extra vigilant when using cash machines after police seized a 'skimming' device from a cashpoint outside Highbridge's Asda store on Thursday afternoon (November 24th). Officers recovered the "sophisticated" set-up, which included a miniature video camera and card reader.
Next phase of £5m project starts
WORK on the second phase of a major construction project to build 117 affordable homes in Highbridge has got underway this week. Councillors and senior staff from Sedgemoor District Council joined bosses from Raglan Housing Association to celebrate the start of construction of the final phase.
WORK on the second phase of a major construction project to build 117 affordable homes in Highbridge has got underway this week. Councillors and senior staff from Sedgemoor District Council joined bosses from Raglan Housing Association to celebrate the start of construction of the final phase.
Channel 4 to film on beach
Exclusive: CHANNEL 4's cult youth drama Skins will be filmed on Berrow Beach next week. A TV production company will be visiting the beach on Wednesday (30th November) to film the scenes for an upcoming episode featuring sand dunes. The show has a loyal following of a million viewers.
Exclusive: CHANNEL 4's cult youth drama Skins will be filmed on Berrow Beach next week. A TV production company will be visiting the beach on Wednesday (30th November) to film the scenes for an upcoming episode featuring sand dunes. The show has a loyal following of a million viewers.
Bulb planting at Apex Park
YOUNGSTERS from a Highbridge school have this week joined forces with a group of volunteers to plant hundreds of bulbs across a local park. Churchfield School pupils worked with the Friends of Apex Park and Sedgemoor to bury the daffodil bulbs at Apex Park.
YOUNGSTERS from a Highbridge school have this week joined forces with a group of volunteers to plant hundreds of bulbs across a local park. Churchfield School pupils worked with the Friends of Apex Park and Sedgemoor to bury the daffodil bulbs at Apex Park.
Town artists hold Xmas fair
A GROUP of Burnham-On-Sea artists is holding a Christmas fair in the town this weekend. Redlynch Studio artists Sharon Campbell, Mary Stradling, Anna Nicolaides and Angela Uren will be holding their annual festive art fair from Friday 25th to Sunday 27th.
A GROUP of Burnham-On-Sea artists is holding a Christmas fair in the town this weekend. Redlynch Studio artists Sharon Campbell, Mary Stradling, Anna Nicolaides and Angela Uren will be holding their annual festive art fair from Friday 25th to Sunday 27th.
By-election ballot paper error
SEDGEMOOR District Council has this week assured voters in the Brent Knoll area that a minor error on their ballot papers will not affect the by-election due to take place there next week. The word Burnham has been mis-printed as 'Burham' on the official papers.
SEDGEMOOR District Council has this week assured voters in the Brent Knoll area that a minor error on their ballot papers will not affect the by-election due to take place there next week. The word Burnham has been mis-printed as 'Burham' on the official papers.
School braced for strike action
HIGHBRIDGE'S King Alfred School will be partially closed next Wednesday (November 30th) when staff join a national strike to complain about changes to their pensions. The school will close to pupils in years 7-11 for the day, it has been confirmed by the head teacher this week.
HIGHBRIDGE'S King Alfred School will be partially closed next Wednesday (November 30th) when staff join a national strike to complain about changes to their pensions. The school will close to pupils in years 7-11 for the day, it has been confirmed by the head teacher this week.
Police appeal after assault
BURNHAM Police have this week issued this CCTV video footage as part of their investigation into an assault in the town. The video footage was shot at the Esso filling station in Love Lane on September 10th, minutes before a man was assaulted in nearby Princess Street.
BURNHAM Police have this week issued this CCTV video footage as part of their investigation into an assault in the town. The video footage was shot at the Esso filling station in Love Lane on September 10th, minutes before a man was assaulted in nearby Princess Street.
£2,500 stolen from arcade
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week issued these CCTV images of two people who they believe may be able to help them with their enquries into a burglary at an amusement arcade in the town. A large amount of coins worth £2,500 was stolen in the raid.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week issued these CCTV images of two people who they believe may be able to help them with their enquries into a burglary at an amusement arcade in the town. A large amount of coins worth £2,500 was stolen in the raid.
Coastguard safety fears raised
THE government has confirmed the closure of Swansea coastguard station, which co-ordinates beach rescues in the Burnham-On-Sea area. Transport Minister Mike Penning said the station, which employs 28, will close by March 2015 - raising concerns about safety.
THE government has confirmed the closure of Swansea coastguard station, which co-ordinates beach rescues in the Burnham-On-Sea area. Transport Minister Mike Penning said the station, which employs 28, will close by March 2015 - raising concerns about safety.
Seafront lights could be axed
Exclusive: PLANS to remove Burnham's decorative seafront lighting to save money have been considered by town councillors this week. During a meeting of the Town Improvements Committee on Monday (November 21st) a vote took place where councillors were split on whether to take down the lighting.
Exclusive: PLANS to remove Burnham's decorative seafront lighting to save money have been considered by town councillors this week. During a meeting of the Town Improvements Committee on Monday (November 21st) a vote took place where councillors were split on whether to take down the lighting.
Two day Xmas fair at weekend
A TWO day Christmas fair is to be held in West Huntspill this weekend. The Greenwood B&B at 76 Main Road will holding the festive event on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th November from 2pm on both days when a large number of stalls will be set up selling gifts and food.
A TWO day Christmas fair is to be held in West Huntspill this weekend. The Greenwood B&B at 76 Main Road will holding the festive event on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th November from 2pm on both days when a large number of stalls will be set up selling gifts and food.
16th Brean Rally announced
ORGANISERS of the annual Brean Stages Rally are gearing up for their 16th annual event, which is set to roar into action during January 2012. The K&R Mitsubishi Stages Rally will be held during the weekend of January 28th and 29th at Brean Leisure Park.
ORGANISERS of the annual Brean Stages Rally are gearing up for their 16th annual event, which is set to roar into action during January 2012. The K&R Mitsubishi Stages Rally will be held during the weekend of January 28th and 29th at Brean Leisure Park.
Domestic abuse in spotlight
A SPECIAL event was held in Highbridge on Monday (November 21st) to mark Domestic Abuse Awareness Week. The largely hidden and emotive issue of domestic abuse was in the spotlight when organisations participate in Domestic Abuse Awareness Week.
A SPECIAL event was held in Highbridge on Monday (November 21st) to mark Domestic Abuse Awareness Week. The largely hidden and emotive issue of domestic abuse was in the spotlight when organisations participate in Domestic Abuse Awareness Week.
JCB severely damaged in blaze
A JCB digger was severely damaged by fire after a blaze near Burnham-On-Sea on Tuesday morning (November 22nd). Fire crews from Bridgwater and Burnham-On-Sea were called to East Farm in Woolavington Road, Puriton at 8.15am to reports of a blazing digger.
A JCB digger was severely damaged by fire after a blaze near Burnham-On-Sea on Tuesday morning (November 22nd). Fire crews from Bridgwater and Burnham-On-Sea were called to East Farm in Woolavington Road, Puriton at 8.15am to reports of a blazing digger.
£16k raised for new town clock
Exclusive: A total of £16,700 has been pledged in donations towards the cost of replacing Highbridge's crumbling town clock, it was revealed on Monday (November 21st). Members of Burnham and Highbridge Town Council's Town Improvements Committee were told that building developer Raglan Homes has promised £8,000.
Exclusive: A total of £16,700 has been pledged in donations towards the cost of replacing Highbridge's crumbling town clock, it was revealed on Monday (November 21st). Members of Burnham and Highbridge Town Council's Town Improvements Committee were told that building developer Raglan Homes has promised £8,000.
65th festival entries underway
ORGANISERS of Highbridge's Festival Of The Arts have published the syllabuses for next year's big event. Hundreds of youngsters from the ages of three upwards will compete at The Princess Theatre and Arts Centre in Burnham between 29th February and 10th March. Official Christmas trees arrive
THE countdown to Christmas in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge got underway on Monday (November 21st) when the town's official Christmas trees were moved into position for the festive season. The two council-funded Grand Firs were hauled into position. More...
ORGANISERS of Highbridge's Festival Of The Arts have published the syllabuses for next year's big event. Hundreds of youngsters from the ages of three upwards will compete at The Princess Theatre and Arts Centre in Burnham between 29th February and 10th March. Official Christmas trees arrive
THE countdown to Christmas in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge got underway on Monday (November 21st) when the town's official Christmas trees were moved into position for the festive season. The two council-funded Grand Firs were hauled into position. More...
Cancer support group starts
A NEW support group for breast cancer sufferers, family and their friends is to launch next month in Burnham-On-Sea. The first meeting of the group will be held on 7th December in the Somerset and Dorset pub's upstairs room at 7.30pm when all will be welcome to attend without charge.
A NEW support group for breast cancer sufferers, family and their friends is to launch next month in Burnham-On-Sea. The first meeting of the group will be held on 7th December in the Somerset and Dorset pub's upstairs room at 7.30pm when all will be welcome to attend without charge.
Young chefs in kitchen contest
BUDDING young chefs from Highbridge's King Alfred School have been putting their catering skills to the test by competing in the first round of the annual Rotary Young Chef Competition. The youngsters designed, prepared and cooked a two-course meal for the event. Man jailed for 12 years after rape
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of rape. Michael Herbert Solomon, of The Poplar Estate, was arrested by Burnham Police after a sickening attack on a girl. Solomon, 64, appeared at Taunton Crown Court on the charges. More...
BUDDING young chefs from Highbridge's King Alfred School have been putting their catering skills to the test by competing in the first round of the annual Rotary Young Chef Competition. The youngsters designed, prepared and cooked a two-course meal for the event. Man jailed for 12 years after rape
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of rape. Michael Herbert Solomon, of The Poplar Estate, was arrested by Burnham Police after a sickening attack on a girl. Solomon, 64, appeared at Taunton Crown Court on the charges. More...
Star's guitar to be auctioned
A GUITAR played by 'Red Hot Chili Peppers' bass guitarist Flea is to be auctioned for charity during a fundraising Christmas concert in Brent Knoll later this week. Michael 'Flea' Balzary is best known for being the bassist and co-founding member of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. £4k revamp for Burnham club
A BIG project to refurbish Burnham-On-Sea's Ritz Social Club is underway, with work due to be completed over the next few weeks. The club's Travers Suite in Victoria Street is being given new flooring, carpets and decor as part of a modernisation programme. More...
A GUITAR played by 'Red Hot Chili Peppers' bass guitarist Flea is to be auctioned for charity during a fundraising Christmas concert in Brent Knoll later this week. Michael 'Flea' Balzary is best known for being the bassist and co-founding member of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. £4k revamp for Burnham club
A BIG project to refurbish Burnham-On-Sea's Ritz Social Club is underway, with work due to be completed over the next few weeks. The club's Travers Suite in Victoria Street is being given new flooring, carpets and decor as part of a modernisation programme. More...
Judges praise Burnham school
A SCHOOL in Burnham-On-Sea has secured praise from the judges of a county-wide gardening challenge and is now in line to win valuable prizes. The 'Dig It, Grow It, Cook It, Eat It' challenge pupils to plant, harvest and eat their own food.
Domestic abuse in spotlight
A SPECIAL event will be held in Highbridge on Monday (November 21st) to mark Domestic Abuse Awareness Week. The largely hidden and emotive issue of domestic abuse will be in the spotlight next week when organisations across Somerset participate. More...
A SCHOOL in Burnham-On-Sea has secured praise from the judges of a county-wide gardening challenge and is now in line to win valuable prizes. The 'Dig It, Grow It, Cook It, Eat It' challenge pupils to plant, harvest and eat their own food.
Domestic abuse in spotlight
A SPECIAL event will be held in Highbridge on Monday (November 21st) to mark Domestic Abuse Awareness Week. The largely hidden and emotive issue of domestic abuse will be in the spotlight next week when organisations across Somerset participate. More...
Council plans ahead for snow
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week been urged to 'tackle winter together' if snow and ice bring a harsh winter for a fourth successive year. Somerset County Council says the Burnham area is better prepared than ever with more road salt this year.
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week been urged to 'tackle winter together' if snow and ice bring a harsh winter for a fourth successive year. Somerset County Council says the Burnham area is better prepared than ever with more road salt this year.
Breaking Dawn comes to Ritz
BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews the films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema. This week, she reviews Breaking Dawn. Read more of Molly's reviews of the best films appearing at Ritz Cinema here on Burnham-On-Sea.com.
BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews the films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema. This week, she reviews Breaking Dawn. Read more of Molly's reviews of the best films appearing at Ritz Cinema here on Burnham-On-Sea.com.
Crews called to M5 car blaze
FIRE crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called to a car blaze on the M5 motorway on Friday afternoon (November 18th). One fire engine was called to the southbound carriageway in between junctions 22 and 23 near Burnham-On-Sea at 12.09pm after the occupants raised the alarm.
FIRE crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called to a car blaze on the M5 motorway on Friday afternoon (November 18th). One fire engine was called to the southbound carriageway in between junctions 22 and 23 near Burnham-On-Sea at 12.09pm after the occupants raised the alarm.
Annie on stage this weekend
MEMBERS of the Burnham Excellent Entertainment Society (BEES) are performing their autumn production of 'Annie Junior' at the town's Princess Theatre and Arts Centre this weekend. This year's show will be the group's third all-children production and will be held on two performances.
MEMBERS of the Burnham Excellent Entertainment Society (BEES) are performing their autumn production of 'Annie Junior' at the town's Princess Theatre and Arts Centre this weekend. This year's show will be the group's third all-children production and will be held on two performances.
MP makes visit to local hospice
DR Liam Fox MP made a special visit to a local hospice on Friday (18th November) which serves people across the Burnham-On-Sea area. He visited Weston Hospicecare where he met with Gill Auden, Chief Executive, before meeting staff, volunteers and patients.
DR Liam Fox MP made a special visit to a local hospice on Friday (18th November) which serves people across the Burnham-On-Sea area. He visited Weston Hospicecare where he met with Gill Auden, Chief Executive, before meeting staff, volunteers and patients.
Town supports Children In Need
FUNDRAISERS across the Burnham-On-Sea area collected thousands of pounds for BBC Children In Need during Friday (November 18th). Children from Burnham's Rose Cottage Nursery took part in a sponsored beach walk in their pyjamas while singing songs!
FUNDRAISERS across the Burnham-On-Sea area collected thousands of pounds for BBC Children In Need during Friday (November 18th). Children from Burnham's Rose Cottage Nursery took part in a sponsored beach walk in their pyjamas while singing songs!
Video reveals car park problems
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police are stepping up patrols along the town's seafront after a nearby resident shot several seconds of video showing the scale of anti-social driving. The short video clip, which is embedded on this page, was filmed earlier this month on a mobile phone before being sent to us.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police are stepping up patrols along the town's seafront after a nearby resident shot several seconds of video showing the scale of anti-social driving. The short video clip, which is embedded on this page, was filmed earlier this month on a mobile phone before being sent to us.
Town's Xmas lights installed
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Christmas lights are being installed across the town centre this week ahead of the official switch-on later this month. 75 lights are being installed on lamp posts and buildings by a local firm to add a splash of festive colour to the town's shopping areas.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Christmas lights are being installed across the town centre this week ahead of the official switch-on later this month. 75 lights are being installed on lamp posts and buildings by a local firm to add a splash of festive colour to the town's shopping areas.
Verity set for Himalayas trek
A HIGHBRIDGE resident is set to take part in a trek across the foothills of the Himalayas in order to raise funds for a local hospice. Verity Wood, the manager of Francesco Hair Salon in Highbridge, is training to complete the trek during October 2012.
A HIGHBRIDGE resident is set to take part in a trek across the foothills of the Himalayas in order to raise funds for a local hospice. Verity Wood, the manager of Francesco Hair Salon in Highbridge, is training to complete the trek during October 2012.
Art exhibition opens today
A BURNHAM-On-Sea artist is holding an exhibition of colourful paintings in his home over the next week. Michael Squire, pictured, is throwing open his doors to the public from Friday November 18th until 23rd November, excluding Sunday, from 10am-4pm.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea artist is holding an exhibition of colourful paintings in his home over the next week. Michael Squire, pictured, is throwing open his doors to the public from Friday November 18th until 23rd November, excluding Sunday, from 10am-4pm.
Moose Lodge picks charities
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Moose Lodge Governor, Arthur Thorogood, has this week chosen the group's local charities who will benefit from fundraising events during his year in office. The group will be supporting two Burnham and Highbridge groups over the course of the coming year.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Moose Lodge Governor, Arthur Thorogood, has this week chosen the group's local charities who will benefit from fundraising events during his year in office. The group will be supporting two Burnham and Highbridge groups over the course of the coming year.
New captains for Swim Club
BURNHAM-On-Sea Swimming Club has this week selected its new captains and vice captains for the 2011/2012 swimming season. They are Aleisha and Beth Churchill, Edward Lupton and Tommy Davies. The captains were selected by application and have varying roles.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Swimming Club has this week selected its new captains and vice captains for the 2011/2012 swimming season. They are Aleisha and Beth Churchill, Edward Lupton and Tommy Davies. The captains were selected by application and have varying roles.
Kids clothing markets to begin
A NEW series of regular baby and children's clothing markets are set to be held in Burnham-On-Sea. The first event, being held on Saturday 19th November from 10am-12 noon, will be held at Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre in Berrow Road when all will be welcome.
A NEW series of regular baby and children's clothing markets are set to be held in Burnham-On-Sea. The first event, being held on Saturday 19th November from 10am-12 noon, will be held at Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre in Berrow Road when all will be welcome.
Pampering night at Brent Knoll
FINAL tickets are on sale for a pampering Ladies Night to be held this weekend in aid of The Lily Foundation. The event is being held at The Battleborough Grange on Saturday, November 19th from 7.30pm.
FINAL tickets are on sale for a pampering Ladies Night to be held this weekend in aid of The Lily Foundation. The event is being held at The Battleborough Grange on Saturday, November 19th from 7.30pm.
£70k boost for town centre
Exclusive: ALMOST £70,000 of improvements are set to be made to Burnham-On-Sea town centre as part of a mini regeneration project, it has been confirmed this week. New street lighting, seating, plants, street paving and bins are to be introduced in Burnham High Street and Victoria Street.
Exclusive: ALMOST £70,000 of improvements are set to be made to Burnham-On-Sea town centre as part of a mini regeneration project, it has been confirmed this week. New street lighting, seating, plants, street paving and bins are to be introduced in Burnham High Street and Victoria Street.
'Thank you' meal held in town
ORGANISERS of Highbridge's bid to win the Britain in Bloom competition have this week held a special meal to thank Sedgemoor District Council's gardeners and cleaners for their help in getting the town ready for the judges. The lunch was held at Southwell House.
ORGANISERS of Highbridge's bid to win the Britain in Bloom competition have this week held a special meal to thank Sedgemoor District Council's gardeners and cleaners for their help in getting the town ready for the judges. The lunch was held at Southwell House.
Bats rule the roost in Berrow!
Exclusive: SEDGEMOOR District Council has placed a number of strict conditions on the developer of a former Berrow care home in order to preserve a colony of bats. Full planning consent has been granted to Elderfield Developments for 12 two and three bed dwellings.
Exclusive: SEDGEMOOR District Council has placed a number of strict conditions on the developer of a former Berrow care home in order to preserve a colony of bats. Full planning consent has been granted to Elderfield Developments for 12 two and three bed dwellings.
Picnic boosts Children In Need
YOUNGSTERS at a Burnham-On-Sea kindergarten raised money for Children In Need on Wednesday (November 16th) by holding a fundraising picnic. Southleigh Kindergarten in Rectory Road enjoyed a Teddy Bear's Picnic with each making a donation.
YOUNGSTERS at a Burnham-On-Sea kindergarten raised money for Children In Need on Wednesday (November 16th) by holding a fundraising picnic. Southleigh Kindergarten in Rectory Road enjoyed a Teddy Bear's Picnic with each making a donation.
Library closure 'was unlawful'
HOPES that Highbridge Library will be saved from closure were given a major boost on Wednesday (November 16th) when the High Court in London ruled that Somerset County Council's decision to withdrawing funding from the facility was "unlawful" and will have to be reversed.
HOPES that Highbridge Library will be saved from closure were given a major boost on Wednesday (November 16th) when the High Court in London ruled that Somerset County Council's decision to withdrawing funding from the facility was "unlawful" and will have to be reversed.
Concern over sea effluent plans
Exclusive: TOWN councillors in Burnham-On-Sea have this week expressed concern over plans for liquid effluent to be discharged into the Bristol Channel from the proposed Hinkley Point C nuclear power station. Councillors raised a number of concerns during a meeting in which they assessed an application by NNB Generation Company for an environmental permit.
Exclusive: TOWN councillors in Burnham-On-Sea have this week expressed concern over plans for liquid effluent to be discharged into the Bristol Channel from the proposed Hinkley Point C nuclear power station. Councillors raised a number of concerns during a meeting in which they assessed an application by NNB Generation Company for an environmental permit.
Bob retiring after 25 years
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea resident Bob Nicholson is set to retire from his role as Chairman of Somerset Tourism Association this week after 25 years in the job. Bob, pictured, will be chairing his final Annual General Meeting at Wookey Hole Caves this Thursday.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea resident Bob Nicholson is set to retire from his role as Chairman of Somerset Tourism Association this week after 25 years in the job. Bob, pictured, will be chairing his final Annual General Meeting at Wookey Hole Caves this Thursday.
Season ends for carnival club
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club have earned a well-deserved rest after completing the final circuit of the carnival season on Monday (November 14th). Hillview's One Way Ticket entry took part in Weston's carnival where it won second place.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club have earned a well-deserved rest after completing the final circuit of the carnival season on Monday (November 14th). Hillview's One Way Ticket entry took part in Weston's carnival where it won second place.
Medieval ball tickets on sale
FINAL tickets are available for a spectacular Medieval Ball and Auction which is to be held later this month in aid of East Huntspill's Secret World Wildlife Rescue. The 12th annual event is being held at The Webbington Hotel on Saturday, November 26th, from 6.30pm.
FINAL tickets are available for a spectacular Medieval Ball and Auction which is to be held later this month in aid of East Huntspill's Secret World Wildlife Rescue. The 12th annual event is being held at The Webbington Hotel on Saturday, November 26th, from 6.30pm.
Police contest deadline nears
TIME is running out for residents in the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area to nominate their best on the beat in this year's Community Policing Awards. Nominations for the awards, which recognise the work of police, close on Tueesday November 21st.
TIME is running out for residents in the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area to nominate their best on the beat in this year's Community Policing Awards. Nominations for the awards, which recognise the work of police, close on Tueesday November 21st.
Town MP calls for PM's backing
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP Tessa Munt has urged the Prime Minister to back an initiative that encourages people who do not need their cold weather payments to give them to those who are less fortunate. She urged David Cameron to support Somerset Community Foundation's 'Surviving Winter Appeal'.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP Tessa Munt has urged the Prime Minister to back an initiative that encourages people who do not need their cold weather payments to give them to those who are less fortunate. She urged David Cameron to support Somerset Community Foundation's 'Surviving Winter Appeal'.
