BAY Centre roof fund boosted
HUNDREDS of pounds was raised for the repair of Burnham-On-Sea's Youth Centre roof on Saturday (October 15th) when youngsters held a fundraising event at a supermarket in the town. Members of Burnham Dreamscheme packed basg at the Tesco store.
HUNDREDS of pounds was raised for the repair of Burnham-On-Sea's Youth Centre roof on Saturday (October 15th) when youngsters held a fundraising event at a supermarket in the town. Members of Burnham Dreamscheme packed basg at the Tesco store.
Guides visit town health spa
BRENT Knoll Guides learnt all about one of the UK's latest healt crazes when they visited a garra rufa fish pedicure spa in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Thirty of the youngsters visited Fishy Feet Spa in Abingdon Street where they were able to sample the treatment.
BRENT Knoll Guides learnt all about one of the UK's latest healt crazes when they visited a garra rufa fish pedicure spa in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Thirty of the youngsters visited Fishy Feet Spa in Abingdon Street where they were able to sample the treatment.
Fines warning to town cyclists
BURNHAM-On-Sea cyclists who are caught riding in the dark without lights face fixed penalty fines of up to £60, police have warned this week. The message comes as officers in Burnham launch a winter-long 'cycle safe' campaign called Operation Glitter.
BURNHAM-On-Sea cyclists who are caught riding in the dark without lights face fixed penalty fines of up to £60, police have warned this week. The message comes as officers in Burnham launch a winter-long 'cycle safe' campaign called Operation Glitter.
Pylon protest hits Downing St
CAMPAIGNERS fighting National Grid's controversial proposals for a new 400,000 volt electricity cable through the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week handed in a petition to Number 10 Downing Street. They presented the 2,000 name petition in Westminster on Thursday (October 13th).
CAMPAIGNERS fighting National Grid's controversial proposals for a new 400,000 volt electricity cable through the Burnham-On-Sea area have this week handed in a petition to Number 10 Downing Street. They presented the 2,000 name petition in Westminster on Thursday (October 13th).
BBC exposes Pontins concerns
THE poor cleanliness of Brean's Pontins holiday park, near Burnham-On-Sea, has been featured this week on BBC1's Watchdog TV programme. The show secretly filmed a visit to the park last week when its team found 'blood stained sheets', 'grubby and rundown public toilets' and 'grime'.
THE poor cleanliness of Brean's Pontins holiday park, near Burnham-On-Sea, has been featured this week on BBC1's Watchdog TV programme. The show secretly filmed a visit to the park last week when its team found 'blood stained sheets', 'grubby and rundown public toilets' and 'grime'.
Workshop for older drivers
A WORKSHOP is set to be held in Burnham-On-Sea during November offering expert advice to older drivers, helping them to remain on the road for many more years. The Burnham workshop will be held on 24th November and is one of ten being held across Somerset.
A WORKSHOP is set to be held in Burnham-On-Sea during November offering expert advice to older drivers, helping them to remain on the road for many more years. The Burnham workshop will be held on 24th November and is one of ten being held across Somerset.
Ladies charity night tonight
FINAL tickets are on sale for a special night of ladies entertainment which is set to be held in Brean tonight (Friday October 14th) in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer Somerset. The Dream Men Show will visit The Tavern Bar in Brean Leisure Park at 7.30pm.
FINAL tickets are on sale for a special night of ladies entertainment which is set to be held in Brean tonight (Friday October 14th) in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer Somerset. The Dream Men Show will visit The Tavern Bar in Brean Leisure Park at 7.30pm.
Town boxer strikes USA gold
Exclusive: A HIGHBRIDGE boxer has this week been welcomed home by her coaches after winning a gold medal at a boxing championships in America. Dionne Crisp was congratulated by King Alfred Amateur Boxing Club coaches Roger Cross and Steve Matthews.
Exclusive: A HIGHBRIDGE boxer has this week been welcomed home by her coaches after winning a gold medal at a boxing championships in America. Dionne Crisp was congratulated by King Alfred Amateur Boxing Club coaches Roger Cross and Steve Matthews.
Fire service offers blanket test
FIREFIGHTERS in Burnham-On-Sea are to hold free electric blanket testing sessions in November to help residents reduce accidental fires in their homes. Residents will be able to take their electric blankets to Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station on 3rd November to have their blankets tested.
FIREFIGHTERS in Burnham-On-Sea are to hold free electric blanket testing sessions in November to help residents reduce accidental fires in their homes. Residents will be able to take their electric blankets to Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station on 3rd November to have their blankets tested.
Fuel crime theory to thefts
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week warned that a series of car number plate thefts in the town could be linked to petrol station crime. Over the last month, number plates have been stolen in Burnham's Players Lane, Oxford Street, The High Street, Stoddens Lane and Sedgemoor Services.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week warned that a series of car number plate thefts in the town could be linked to petrol station crime. Over the last month, number plates have been stolen in Burnham's Players Lane, Oxford Street, The High Street, Stoddens Lane and Sedgemoor Services.
30 objections over new homes
Exclusive: CONTROVERSIAL plans for a new development of 13 new homes in Berrow have drawn more than 30 complaints from local residents, prompting councillors to this week delay their decision on whether to approve the scheme in order to further investigate the issues.
Exclusive: CONTROVERSIAL plans for a new development of 13 new homes in Berrow have drawn more than 30 complaints from local residents, prompting councillors to this week delay their decision on whether to approve the scheme in order to further investigate the issues.
TV historian attracts 100
TV historian Professor Simon Haslett from the University of Wales explained how a 1607 tsunami killed scores of people across the Burnham-On-Sea area during a well-attended talk in Highbridge on Wednesday (October 12th). A record turnout attended the talk at King Alfred School.
TV historian Professor Simon Haslett from the University of Wales explained how a 1607 tsunami killed scores of people across the Burnham-On-Sea area during a well-attended talk in Highbridge on Wednesday (October 12th). A record turnout attended the talk at King Alfred School.
Church hit by builder's demise
Exclusive: A £60,000 project to refurbish part of West Huntspill Church has been hit by delays due to a building firm going into administration. Last month, Burnham-On-Sea.com first revealed that builder St Blaise had called in administrators, which caused delays to Burnham's Marine Cove project.
Exclusive: A £60,000 project to refurbish part of West Huntspill Church has been hit by delays due to a building firm going into administration. Last month, Burnham-On-Sea.com first revealed that builder St Blaise had called in administrators, which caused delays to Burnham's Marine Cove project.
Wild birds fortnight to start
TWO weeks of bird-related activities for children will get underway at a Brent Knoll garden centre on Saturday (October 15th). Sanders Garden World is hosting a Wild Bird Care Fortnight from October 15th until October 30th. There will be free activities for children.
TWO weeks of bird-related activities for children will get underway at a Brent Knoll garden centre on Saturday (October 15th). Sanders Garden World is hosting a Wild Bird Care Fortnight from October 15th until October 30th. There will be free activities for children.
MP attacks size of Hinkley bid
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has this week quizzed the Secretary of State for Energy on how residents are supposed to be able to consider EDF's Hinkley Point planning application when it amounts to a huge 145,000 pages. Tessa Munt asked how it could be considered.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has this week quizzed the Secretary of State for Energy on how residents are supposed to be able to consider EDF's Hinkley Point planning application when it amounts to a huge 145,000 pages. Tessa Munt asked how it could be considered.
Seafront yellow lines return
DOUBLE yellow lines which were covered up during road resurfacing work a month ago on Burnham seafront outside the town's rescue hovercraft station were re-introduced on Wednesday (October 12th) after safety fears were raised earlier in the week.
DOUBLE yellow lines which were covered up during road resurfacing work a month ago on Burnham seafront outside the town's rescue hovercraft station were re-introduced on Wednesday (October 12th) after safety fears were raised earlier in the week.
Library trust plan gathers pace
Exclusive: CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save Highbridge Library from closure are pushing forward with plans to create a new community charitable trust to run the premises. The new trust will be formed if a judicial review into the County Council's decision does not reverse the closures.
Exclusive: CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save Highbridge Library from closure are pushing forward with plans to create a new community charitable trust to run the premises. The new trust will be formed if a judicial review into the County Council's decision does not reverse the closures.
Good causes need your votes
TWO worthy causes in the Burnham-On-Sea area are hoping local people will back their battle for funds, by voting for them in a high street bank’s grant awards scheme. Secret World and the East Huntspill Sports Pavilion Project are appealing to supporters to vote for them.
TWO worthy causes in the Burnham-On-Sea area are hoping local people will back their battle for funds, by voting for them in a high street bank’s grant awards scheme. Secret World and the East Huntspill Sports Pavilion Project are appealing to supporters to vote for them.
School joins Olympics scheme
BURNHAM-On-Sea's St Andrew's Primary School has been welcomed into the London 2012 Get Set network in recognition of its commitment to Olympic values. The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games has awarded it a plaque and certificate.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's St Andrew's Primary School has been welcomed into the London 2012 Get Set network in recognition of its commitment to Olympic values. The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games has awarded it a plaque and certificate.
TV historian in Burnham today
THE 1607 flood disaster which killed many people across the Burnham-On-Sea area will be the topic of a special history lecture next week. Professor Simon Haslett, from the University of Wales, will speak at Highbridge's King Alfred School tonight (12th October).
THE 1607 flood disaster which killed many people across the Burnham-On-Sea area will be the topic of a special history lecture next week. Professor Simon Haslett, from the University of Wales, will speak at Highbridge's King Alfred School tonight (12th October).
Infant School holds open day
BURNHAM-On-Sea Infant School is holding an open morning for prospective parents tomorrow (Wednesday, October 12th). The event is aimed at prospective parents for 2012-13, who will be invited to visit the school between 9.30am and 12 noon to meet staff and tour the facilities.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Infant School is holding an open morning for prospective parents tomorrow (Wednesday, October 12th). The event is aimed at prospective parents for 2012-13, who will be invited to visit the school between 9.30am and 12 noon to meet staff and tour the facilities.
Police in CCTV photo appeal
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week asked for the public's help in identifying this man following the theft of a pedal cycle outside a shop. CCTV images of the man, who is dressed in a white tracksuit, have been released by officers investigating the theft.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week asked for the public's help in identifying this man following the theft of a pedal cycle outside a shop. CCTV images of the man, who is dressed in a white tracksuit, have been released by officers investigating the theft.
Former MP praises Alan Ham
HUNDREDS of mourners have paid their final respects to Brent Knoll county councillor Alan Ham at his funeral. Alan, pictured, died on September 20th following a short illness. Former Burnham-On-Sea MP David Heathcoat Amory paid his respects to Cllr Ham during the service.
HUNDREDS of mourners have paid their final respects to Brent Knoll county councillor Alan Ham at his funeral. Alan, pictured, died on September 20th following a short illness. Former Burnham-On-Sea MP David Heathcoat Amory paid his respects to Cllr Ham during the service.
Warning as cars block hovercrafts
BURNHAM-On-Sea hovercraft charity BARB has this week warned that vital minutes could be wasted in reaching beach rescues because of council delays in repainting double yellow lines outside its seafront station. Parts of Burnham's South Esplanade were resurfaced in late September.
BURNHAM-On-Sea hovercraft charity BARB has this week warned that vital minutes could be wasted in reaching beach rescues because of council delays in repainting double yellow lines outside its seafront station. Parts of Burnham's South Esplanade were resurfaced in late September.
Town art group to hold AGM
LOCAL art group Highbridge and Burnham Artists (HaBA) will be holding its AGM next week. The group of local artists will hold their annual general meeting at Burnham Community Centre in Berrow Road on Thursday 20th October at 7pm when all will be welcome to attend.
LOCAL art group Highbridge and Burnham Artists (HaBA) will be holding its AGM next week. The group of local artists will hold their annual general meeting at Burnham Community Centre in Berrow Road on Thursday 20th October at 7pm when all will be welcome to attend.
Lost property boosts charity
SACKFULS of unclaimed lost property at Brean's Pontins holiday park has been donated to a charity that helps young people who are blind or partially sighted. The park is the first in the Pontins group to help the National Blind Children’s Society, which is based in Highbridge.
SACKFULS of unclaimed lost property at Brean's Pontins holiday park has been donated to a charity that helps young people who are blind or partially sighted. The park is the first in the Pontins group to help the National Blind Children’s Society, which is based in Highbridge.
Work re-starts at Marine Cove
Exclusive: WORK to complete Burnham-On-Sea's £360,000 Marine Cove gardens restoration project re-started on Monday (October 10th) following last month's shock news that the main building contractor overseeing the work had gone into administration. Building company St Blaise called in administrators.
Exclusive: WORK to complete Burnham-On-Sea's £360,000 Marine Cove gardens restoration project re-started on Monday (October 10th) following last month's shock news that the main building contractor overseeing the work had gone into administration. Building company St Blaise called in administrators.
County Council 'to save £20m'
SOMERSET County Council has today announced ambitious plans to save more than £20million. The proposals are supported across all three political parties and will focus on a review of council services over the next 18 months. The 'Change Programme' will lead to a different approach at the Council.
SOMERSET County Council has today announced ambitious plans to save more than £20million. The proposals are supported across all three political parties and will focus on a review of council services over the next 18 months. The 'Change Programme' will lead to a different approach at the Council.
Carnival marshals plea issued
Exclusive: WITH just a few weeks to go before this year's Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, the event's organisers have issued an urgent plea for more volunteer marshals to come forward. To meet stringent safety regulations, the annual spectacle on Monday November 7th requires at least 80 marshals in place along its route.
Exclusive: WITH just a few weeks to go before this year's Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, the event's organisers have issued an urgent plea for more volunteer marshals to come forward. To meet stringent safety regulations, the annual spectacle on Monday November 7th requires at least 80 marshals in place along its route.
Tributes to parish councillor
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Brean parish councillor who died in the early hours of Saturday (October 8th). Hilary Guy passed away following a long-running battle with cancer. She had served on the parish council for two terms over five years and was a popular member of the council.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Brean parish councillor who died in the early hours of Saturday (October 8th). Hilary Guy passed away following a long-running battle with cancer. She had served on the parish council for two terms over five years and was a popular member of the council.
Highbridge Bloom awards
DOZENS of people filled Highbridge Community Hall on Saturday (October 8th) for the town's annual Highbridge In Bloom awards presentation night. Certificates and trophies were handed out by Burnham and Highbridge's Deputy Mayor Ken Smout and his wife, Janet, plus Sedgemoor District Council's Vice Chairman, Cllr Peter Downing.
DOZENS of people filled Highbridge Community Hall on Saturday (October 8th) for the town's annual Highbridge In Bloom awards presentation night. Certificates and trophies were handed out by Burnham and Highbridge's Deputy Mayor Ken Smout and his wife, Janet, plus Sedgemoor District Council's Vice Chairman, Cllr Peter Downing.
In photos: TV star visits Brean
VETERAN TV comedian Jimmy Cricket performed a show in front of a big crowd in Brean on Saturday night (October 8th). The Irish comedian, who has starred in several TV and radio series over the past 30 years, gave a 90-minute performance at Brean Leisure Park in front of over 100 people.
VETERAN TV comedian Jimmy Cricket performed a show in front of a big crowd in Brean on Saturday night (October 8th). The Irish comedian, who has starred in several TV and radio series over the past 30 years, gave a 90-minute performance at Brean Leisure Park in front of over 100 people.
Coastguard AGM in Burnham
DOZENS of members of the Coastguard Association from across the UK will gather in Burnham-On-Sea next Spring when the group holds its national AGM. The charity, which has members at 300 Coastguard stations, will hold its 2012 AGM in the town on March 29th-30th.
DOZENS of members of the Coastguard Association from across the UK will gather in Burnham-On-Sea next Spring when the group holds its national AGM. The charity, which has members at 300 Coastguard stations, will hold its 2012 AGM in the town on March 29th-30th.
Unique bike pays special visit
THIS unique seven-seater circular pedal bike made a special visit to Brent Knoll on Saturday (October 8th) during a fundraising ride in aid of Children’s Hospice South West. The unusual bike called in at the Sanders Garden World on its route from Bristol to Cornwall during a fundraising ride.
THIS unique seven-seater circular pedal bike made a special visit to Brent Knoll on Saturday (October 8th) during a fundraising ride in aid of Children’s Hospice South West. The unusual bike called in at the Sanders Garden World on its route from Bristol to Cornwall during a fundraising ride.
Fair raises £700 for hospice
OVER £700 was raised for St Margaret's Hospice during the group's annual autumn fair in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (October 8th). Crowds of supporters flocked to St Andrew's Church Hall to support the event, which featured stalls selling Christmas cards.
OVER £700 was raised for St Margaret's Hospice during the group's annual autumn fair in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (October 8th). Crowds of supporters flocked to St Andrew's Church Hall to support the event, which featured stalls selling Christmas cards.
Three arrests after drugs raids
Exclusive: THREE people have been arrested by Burnham-On-Sea police following a series of drugs raids today (Saturday, October 8th). Officers seized a white powder and a quantity of suspected cannabis during a raid on a premises in Abingdon Street, as pictured, this morning.
Exclusive: THREE people have been arrested by Burnham-On-Sea police following a series of drugs raids today (Saturday, October 8th). Officers seized a white powder and a quantity of suspected cannabis during a raid on a premises in Abingdon Street, as pictured, this morning.
Comedy show watched by 80
DOZENS of people attended a highly-acclaimed comedy show performed at Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre and Arts Centre on Friday evening (October 7th). Almost 80 people watched 'Countryboy's Struggle', the first event to be organised by new management.
DOZENS of people attended a highly-acclaimed comedy show performed at Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre and Arts Centre on Friday evening (October 7th). Almost 80 people watched 'Countryboy's Struggle', the first event to be organised by new management.
Pub re-opens after £150k refurb
Exclusive: A pub in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea re-opened on Friday (October 7th) following a £150,000 refurbishment. The Railway, located at the junction of Burnham High Street and College Street, opened it doors to the public with a fresh look and new food menu.
Exclusive: A pub in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea re-opened on Friday (October 7th) following a £150,000 refurbishment. The Railway, located at the junction of Burnham High Street and College Street, opened it doors to the public with a fresh look and new food menu.
Harriers celebrate 30th year
DOZENS of members of a popular Burnham-On-Sea running club gathered to celebrate the group's 30th anniversary on Friday night (October 7th). Sixty past and current members of Burnham-On-Sea Harriers joined the celebrations at the town's BASC Ground.
DOZENS of members of a popular Burnham-On-Sea running club gathered to celebrate the group's 30th anniversary on Friday night (October 7th). Sixty past and current members of Burnham-On-Sea Harriers joined the celebrations at the town's BASC Ground.
Town's hospice fair tomorrow
ST Margaret's Hospice will be holding its annual autumn fair in Burnham-On-Sea tomorrow (Saturday, October 8th). The event will be held from 10.30am until 2pm at St Andrew's Church Hall in Burnham and entry will be free. A number of attractions will be available.
ST Margaret's Hospice will be holding its annual autumn fair in Burnham-On-Sea tomorrow (Saturday, October 8th). The event will be held from 10.30am until 2pm at St Andrew's Church Hall in Burnham and entry will be free. A number of attractions will be available.
Police appeal after abuse
POLICE have this week appealed for information after a member of train staff near Burnham-On-Sea was abused. British Transport Police (BTP) officers are investigating an incident which occurred on board a train travelling between Highbridge and Bridgwater rail stations.
POLICE have this week appealed for information after a member of train staff near Burnham-On-Sea was abused. British Transport Police (BTP) officers are investigating an incident which occurred on board a train travelling between Highbridge and Bridgwater rail stations.
Free Xmas parking for towns?
Exclusive: Town councillors have this week urged Sedgemoor District Council to scrap parking charges across Burnham and Highbridge during the run-up to Christmas in order to encourage more shoppers to visit the two towns. Cllr Chris Williams wants the council to waive charges from December 17th-24th.
Exclusive: Town councillors have this week urged Sedgemoor District Council to scrap parking charges across Burnham and Highbridge during the run-up to Christmas in order to encourage more shoppers to visit the two towns. Cllr Chris Williams wants the council to waive charges from December 17th-24th.
Your views on ferry proposals
READERS of Burnham-On-Sea.com have mostly given their support to proposals for a major new Bristol Channel ferry service to serve Burnham-On-Sea. We revealed this week that entrepreneur Chris Marrow wants to launch the Severn Link ferry operation in the Bristol Channel.
READERS of Burnham-On-Sea.com have mostly given their support to proposals for a major new Bristol Channel ferry service to serve Burnham-On-Sea. We revealed this week that entrepreneur Chris Marrow wants to launch the Severn Link ferry operation in the Bristol Channel.
Comedy show this evening
TICKETS are on sale for a highly acclaimed comedy show which will be coming to Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre and Arts Centre tonight (Friday). Countryboy's Struggle is described as a 'fast, funny and honest story of one man's search for his belonging'.
TICKETS are on sale for a highly acclaimed comedy show which will be coming to Burnham-On-Sea's Princess Theatre and Arts Centre tonight (Friday). Countryboy's Struggle is described as a 'fast, funny and honest story of one man's search for his belonging'.
'No plans' to sell court house
BURNHAM and Highbridge Town Council has assured residents this week that 'no plans' are being drawn up to sell its council chambers. A Town Council spokesperson told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Thursday that a discussion had taken place about cost cutting.
BURNHAM and Highbridge Town Council has assured residents this week that 'no plans' are being drawn up to sell its council chambers. A Town Council spokesperson told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Thursday that a discussion had taken place about cost cutting.
Cross-channel ferry plan unveiled
Exclusive: FRESH proposals for a major Bristol Channel ferry service which would visit Burnham-On-Sea have been welcomed this week. Entrepreneur Chris Marrow wants to launch the Severn Link ferry service between Burnham-On-Sea, Minehead, Ilfracombe, Swansea and Penarth.
Exclusive: FRESH proposals for a major Bristol Channel ferry service which would visit Burnham-On-Sea have been welcomed this week. Entrepreneur Chris Marrow wants to launch the Severn Link ferry service between Burnham-On-Sea, Minehead, Ilfracombe, Swansea and Penarth.
Carnival cart is record breaker
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club is this week putting the finishing touches to the technically most ambitious cart in its 36-year history. Burnham-On-Sea.com has this week taken an exclusive first look behind the scenes at the club's huge float, which will be on show at next month's carnival.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club is this week putting the finishing touches to the technically most ambitious cart in its 36-year history. Burnham-On-Sea.com has this week taken an exclusive first look behind the scenes at the club's huge float, which will be on show at next month's carnival.
Berrow Road repairs delayed
Exclusive: WESSEX Water has this week admitted that disruptive work to repair a damaged sewer in Burnham-On-Sea is taking 'longer than planned', leading to the ongoing closure of Berrow Road. The firm says there is no date set yet to re-open it, but it will give an update next week.
Exclusive: WESSEX Water has this week admitted that disruptive work to repair a damaged sewer in Burnham-On-Sea is taking 'longer than planned', leading to the ongoing closure of Berrow Road. The firm says there is no date set yet to re-open it, but it will give an update next week.
Beach erosion study starts
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents are being invited to have their say about how the risks of coastal flooding and beach erosion could be better managed. Sedgemoor District Council and the Environment Agency are developing a new 10-year beach management plan.
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents are being invited to have their say about how the risks of coastal flooding and beach erosion could be better managed. Sedgemoor District Council and the Environment Agency are developing a new 10-year beach management plan.
Duke opens new YMCA centre
SEVERAL Burnham-On-Sea residents were among 200 guests invited to watch the Duke of Kent formally open Bridgwater YMCA’s £6.2million new centre for homeless young people on Wednesday (October 5th). The Duke was given a guided tour of the new facilities.
SEVERAL Burnham-On-Sea residents were among 200 guests invited to watch the Duke of Kent formally open Bridgwater YMCA’s £6.2million new centre for homeless young people on Wednesday (October 5th). The Duke was given a guided tour of the new facilities.
