Police name crash victim
POLICE have today (Tuesday) named the victim who was killed in a road traffic collision on the A38 near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (September 24th). 27 year-old Alice Hicks from Weston-super-Mare was killed in a two-car collision which occurred in the village of Biddisham.
POLICE have today (Tuesday) named the victim who was killed in a road traffic collision on the A38 near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (September 24th). 27 year-old Alice Hicks from Weston-super-Mare was killed in a two-car collision which occurred in the village of Biddisham.
Carers look after grey seal
WILDLIFE carers at Secret World Wildlife Centre near Burnham-On-Sea have been given the 'seal of approval' from their latest arrival this week. This young grey seal is being given round-the-clock attention by the centre's staff in East Huntspill, having arrived on Saturday.
WILDLIFE carers at Secret World Wildlife Centre near Burnham-On-Sea have been given the 'seal of approval' from their latest arrival this week. This young grey seal is being given round-the-clock attention by the centre's staff in East Huntspill, having arrived on Saturday.
Kids compete in tennis event
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club held its annuual Mini Green Trophies Tournament on Sunday (September 25th). The three players who entered were all playing in their first ever green ball tournament which sees the player playing with an unusual shaped ball.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club held its annuual Mini Green Trophies Tournament on Sunday (September 25th). The three players who entered were all playing in their first ever green ball tournament which sees the player playing with an unusual shaped ball.
New lease of life for soccer kits
DOZENS of unused football kits have been handed over to a Burnham-On-Sea fundraiser who runs the Somerset arm of an international charity that distributes clothing to poor African youngsters. Sue Stevens has this week been presented with unwanted kit.
DOZENS of unused football kits have been handed over to a Burnham-On-Sea fundraiser who runs the Somerset arm of an international charity that distributes clothing to poor African youngsters. Sue Stevens has this week been presented with unwanted kit.
Care home's boost for BARB
RESIDENTS and staff at a Burnham-On-Sea care home have raised hundreds of pounds for the charity that runs the town's two life-saving rescue hovercrafts by holding a fundraising fair. The Towans in Berrow Road has handed over £205.35 to BARB (Burnham Area Rescue Boat).
RESIDENTS and staff at a Burnham-On-Sea care home have raised hundreds of pounds for the charity that runs the town's two life-saving rescue hovercrafts by holding a fundraising fair. The Towans in Berrow Road has handed over £205.35 to BARB (Burnham Area Rescue Boat).
Appeal after fatal car crash
POLICE have this week appealed for witnesses to come forward after a fatal road traffic collision on the A38 near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (September 24th). A 27 year-old woman was killed in the accident in Biddisham, which occurred shortly before 1.40pm.
POLICE have this week appealed for witnesses to come forward after a fatal road traffic collision on the A38 near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (September 24th). A 27 year-old woman was killed in the accident in Biddisham, which occurred shortly before 1.40pm.
Arrests after cannabis seized
BURNHAM-On-Sea Police made a number of arrests and seized 30 cannabis plants during a major drugs crackdown at the weekend. The latest round of the police force's Operation Relentless is running across the force area to target the cultivation of cannabis and on Friday made several arrests.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Police made a number of arrests and seized 30 cannabis plants during a major drugs crackdown at the weekend. The latest round of the police force's Operation Relentless is running across the force area to target the cultivation of cannabis and on Friday made several arrests.
Cove builder in admininstration
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's £360,000 Marine Cove gardens restoration project has been thrown into chaos after the main building contractor overseeing the work went into administration. Sedgemoor District Council confirmed to Burnham-On-Sea.com that St Blaise has called in administrators.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's £360,000 Marine Cove gardens restoration project has been thrown into chaos after the main building contractor overseeing the work went into administration. Sedgemoor District Council confirmed to Burnham-On-Sea.com that St Blaise has called in administrators.
Ex-MP attacks National Trust
BURNHAM-On-Sea's former MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has this week said the National Trust is wrong to become involved in the row over government planning reforms. Mr Heathcoat-Amory has accused the Trust of becoming involved in a "jihad" according to the Daily Telegraph.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's former MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has this week said the National Trust is wrong to become involved in the row over government planning reforms. Mr Heathcoat-Amory has accused the Trust of becoming involved in a "jihad" according to the Daily Telegraph.
Wind farm plans hit house prices
Exclusive: PROPERTY prices in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being dented by the uncertainty surrounding plans to build new wind farms, according to campaigners this week. Campaigners fighting the development of a wind farm near Rooksbridge made the claim during a meeting on Sunday (September 25th).
Exclusive: PROPERTY prices in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being dented by the uncertainty surrounding plans to build new wind farms, according to campaigners this week. Campaigners fighting the development of a wind farm near Rooksbridge made the claim during a meeting on Sunday (September 25th).
Town art fair hailed a success
LARGE numbers of art enthusiasts attended a special arts and craft fair in Burnham-On-Sea over the weekend. Somerset Art Group held its first 'Affordable Arts and Craft Fair' on Saturday (September 24th) and Sunday (September 25th) at Burnham's BAY Centre.
LARGE numbers of art enthusiasts attended a special arts and craft fair in Burnham-On-Sea over the weekend. Somerset Art Group held its first 'Affordable Arts and Craft Fair' on Saturday (September 24th) and Sunday (September 25th) at Burnham's BAY Centre.
Weather hits bandstand event
WET weather reduced the turnout of visitors at a special concert in Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (September 25th). Clevedon Brass Band, pictured, performed a concert in Burnham-On-Sea's Manor Gardens as part of a nationwide bandstand marathon, however a small number of people turned out to watch.
WET weather reduced the turnout of visitors at a special concert in Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (September 25th). Clevedon Brass Band, pictured, performed a concert in Burnham-On-Sea's Manor Gardens as part of a nationwide bandstand marathon, however a small number of people turned out to watch.
60 vehicles flock to Mini Show
Video & Photos: OVER 60 Mini owners from across the South West gathered their vehicles in Brent Knoll on Sunday (September 25th) for a unique festival and a procession. The Mini Show took place at Sanders Garden World in aid of a local charity during the day-long event.
Video & Photos: OVER 60 Mini owners from across the South West gathered their vehicles in Brent Knoll on Sunday (September 25th) for a unique festival and a procession. The Mini Show took place at Sanders Garden World in aid of a local charity during the day-long event.
Dolls house club displays work
A UNIQUE exhibition showcasing the work of a group of Burnham-On-Sea dolls house makers has opened in the town this week. A scene of a group of travellers has been created by members of Burnham Dolls House Group and is on show in the window of Material Needs.
A UNIQUE exhibition showcasing the work of a group of Burnham-On-Sea dolls house makers has opened in the town this week. A scene of a group of travellers has been created by members of Burnham Dolls House Group and is on show in the window of Material Needs.
Pylons route to be announced
A DECISION on the route of a controversial power line through Somerset - which could include the Burnham-On-Sea area - is to be announced by energy bosses on Thursday (September 29th). National Grid is to reveal its preferred route for the lines between Hinkley Point and Avonmouth.
A DECISION on the route of a controversial power line through Somerset - which could include the Burnham-On-Sea area - is to be announced by energy bosses on Thursday (September 29th). National Grid is to reveal its preferred route for the lines between Hinkley Point and Avonmouth.
Woman killed in two-car crash
A FEMALE motorist has been killed and another is in a serious condition following a two-car accident near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (September 24th). Two vehicles - a Mini and a Mazda - collided on the A38 outside Rooksbridge shortly after 1.30pm at the junction with Biddisham Lane.
A FEMALE motorist has been killed and another is in a serious condition following a two-car accident near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (September 24th). Two vehicles - a Mini and a Mazda - collided on the A38 outside Rooksbridge shortly after 1.30pm at the junction with Biddisham Lane.
Charity mini festival today
MINI owners from across the South West will be displaying their vehicles at a charity event in Brent Knoll this weekend. The Mini Show will take place at Sanders Garden World on Sunday September 25th in aid of Freewheelers Emergency Voluntary Service.
MINI owners from across the South West will be displaying their vehicles at a charity event in Brent Knoll this weekend. The Mini Show will take place at Sanders Garden World on Sunday September 25th in aid of Freewheelers Emergency Voluntary Service.
50,000th visitor celebrated!
VOLUNTEERS at Burnham-On-Sea's tourist information centre have today (Saturday, September 24th) celebrated their 50,000th visitor of the summer season. Surprised holidaymaker Jim Rutherford, from Stafford in the West Midlands, was greeted by loud cheers as he entered the building to pick up a leaflet!
VOLUNTEERS at Burnham-On-Sea's tourist information centre have today (Saturday, September 24th) celebrated their 50,000th visitor of the summer season. Surprised holidaymaker Jim Rutherford, from Stafford in the West Midlands, was greeted by loud cheers as he entered the building to pick up a leaflet!
Counterfeit clothing seized
Exclusive: TRADING Standards officers and police have swooped on a car boot sale in Brean and seized a large quantity of clothing. Suspected counterfeit items were taken away from a stall at the outdoor market in the village's Warren Farm Holiday Park.
Exclusive: TRADING Standards officers and police have swooped on a car boot sale in Brean and seized a large quantity of clothing. Suspected counterfeit items were taken away from a stall at the outdoor market in the village's Warren Farm Holiday Park.
Cinema fun for kindergarten
A WEEK of events with a cinema theme have proved popular with children at a Burnham-On-Sea kindergarten. The youngsters at Southleigh Kindergarten in Rectory Road made a special visit to Burnham's Ritz Cinema and then made their own cinema and booking office!
A WEEK of events with a cinema theme have proved popular with children at a Burnham-On-Sea kindergarten. The youngsters at Southleigh Kindergarten in Rectory Road made a special visit to Burnham's Ritz Cinema and then made their own cinema and booking office!
Art group holds town art fair
COLOURFUL artwork showcasing scenes from across Somerset and beyond will go on display in Burnham-On-Sea this coming weekend when a group of local artists holds a special exhibition. Somerset Art Group will be holding its first Affordable Arts and Craft Fair in Burnham's BAY Centre.
COLOURFUL artwork showcasing scenes from across Somerset and beyond will go on display in Burnham-On-Sea this coming weekend when a group of local artists holds a special exhibition. Somerset Art Group will be holding its first Affordable Arts and Craft Fair in Burnham's BAY Centre.
Road re-opens after four car crash
A BUSY route near Burnham-On-Sea has re-opened after a four vehicle accident earlier this evening (Friday, September 23rd). Four cars were damaged in a crash on the A370 near Lympsham at 6.45pm, which partially closed the road for over an hour, as pictured here.
A BUSY route near Burnham-On-Sea has re-opened after a four vehicle accident earlier this evening (Friday, September 23rd). Four cars were damaged in a crash on the A370 near Lympsham at 6.45pm, which partially closed the road for over an hour, as pictured here.
Man rescued from stranded boat
A MAN was rescued after getting stranded on a small fishing boat in the River Axe estuary next to Brean Down last night (Thursday, September 22nd). The man alerted Coastguards when his small fishing boat ran aground on the muddy banks of the river estuary. Coastguards from Burnham and Weston were called.
A MAN was rescued after getting stranded on a small fishing boat in the River Axe estuary next to Brean Down last night (Thursday, September 22nd). The man alerted Coastguards when his small fishing boat ran aground on the muddy banks of the river estuary. Coastguards from Burnham and Weston were called.
City player plays in town game
A BRISTOL City footballer visited Highbridge on Wednesday (September 21st) to play in a fundraising match with a group of school students. Scott Murray played in the special game at King Alfred School, where he joined the students side against a team of staff!
A BRISTOL City footballer visited Highbridge on Wednesday (September 21st) to play in a fundraising match with a group of school students. Scott Murray played in the special game at King Alfred School, where he joined the students side against a team of staff!
Brean picked for Trust's vans
BREAN Down has been chosen as one of the scenes to feature on the National Trust's new fleet of promotional vehicles. An artist has hand-painted three vans with scenes from across Somerset to highlight the wide range of places cared for by the National Trust and promote the area.
BREAN Down has been chosen as one of the scenes to feature on the National Trust's new fleet of promotional vehicles. An artist has hand-painted three vans with scenes from across Somerset to highlight the wide range of places cared for by the National Trust and promote the area.
Seafront restaurant to close
Exclusive: A POPULAR seafront restaurant in Burnham-On-Sea is set to shut down next month when its owners retire after 28 years of serving up teas and meals. The Porthole opened on the North Esplanade in 1984 and has been visited by thousands of seafront visitors since.
Exclusive: A POPULAR seafront restaurant in Burnham-On-Sea is set to shut down next month when its owners retire after 28 years of serving up teas and meals. The Porthole opened on the North Esplanade in 1984 and has been visited by thousands of seafront visitors since.
Apex is 7th top park in UK
HIGHBRIDGE'S Apex Wildlife Park has today been voted one of the country’s most cherished parks in the annual People’s Choice Awards public poll. All Green Flag Award-winning parks and green spaces were entered into the annual poll, which saw thousands of people voting for their favourite green spaces.
HIGHBRIDGE'S Apex Wildlife Park has today been voted one of the country’s most cherished parks in the annual People’s Choice Awards public poll. All Green Flag Award-winning parks and green spaces were entered into the annual poll, which saw thousands of people voting for their favourite green spaces.
TV comedian heads to Brean
VETERAN TV and radio comedian Jimmy Cricket will be performing in Brean next month. The popular Irish comedian, who has starred in several TV and radio series, will appear at Brean Leisure Park on Saturday October 8th. Jimmy was given his own TV series and also had a Radio 2 series.
VETERAN TV and radio comedian Jimmy Cricket will be performing in Brean next month. The popular Irish comedian, who has starred in several TV and radio series, will appear at Brean Leisure Park on Saturday October 8th. Jimmy was given his own TV series and also had a Radio 2 series.
Brean country festival starts
LARGE numbers of country and western music fans are in Brean for the resort's annual Country Music Festival, which starts today (Thursday, September 22nd). The festival runs until Sunday 2nd October and, as in previous years, top names in country are performing.
LARGE numbers of country and western music fans are in Brean for the resort's annual Country Music Festival, which starts today (Thursday, September 22nd). The festival runs until Sunday 2nd October and, as in previous years, top names in country are performing.
Metal thieves steal flagpole
Exclusive: A HIGHBRIDGE resident has this week spoken of his shock at discovering mean thieves had stolen a 25ft flagpole from outside his home - probably for its scrap metal value. Roger Keen found the flagpole which towers over his front garden had been removed.
Exclusive: A HIGHBRIDGE resident has this week spoken of his shock at discovering mean thieves had stolen a 25ft flagpole from outside his home - probably for its scrap metal value. Roger Keen found the flagpole which towers over his front garden had been removed.
Council sparks beach safety fears
Exclusive: CONCERNS have been raised about beach safety in the Burnham-On-Sea area this week after Sedgemoor District Council ended the seasonal contracts of its beach wardens - even though signs at the entrances to some beaches continue to state that the wardens are in place until October.
Exclusive: CONCERNS have been raised about beach safety in the Burnham-On-Sea area this week after Sedgemoor District Council ended the seasonal contracts of its beach wardens - even though signs at the entrances to some beaches continue to state that the wardens are in place until October.
Power cut hits 450 homes
A POWER cut left 450 homes in Highbridge without electricity on Wednesday evening (September 21st). Supplies went off at around 5pm and the cut lasted over an hour for some homes and businesses surrounding Market Street. Burnham fire brigade was also called to the town when fire alarms were set off.
A POWER cut left 450 homes in Highbridge without electricity on Wednesday evening (September 21st). Supplies went off at around 5pm and the cut lasted over an hour for some homes and businesses surrounding Market Street. Burnham fire brigade was also called to the town when fire alarms were set off.
Celebrate UK Food Fortnight
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being invited to celebrate and sample the best of British food during a special event in Brent Knoll this month. Sanders Garden World is joining in with British Food Fortnight, which runs from September 17th until October 2nd.
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being invited to celebrate and sample the best of British food during a special event in Brent Knoll this month. Sanders Garden World is joining in with British Food Fortnight, which runs from September 17th until October 2nd.
Kev completes Lands End trek
HIGHBRIDGE fundraiser Kev Wills has completed a 268 mile walk over 12 days from Lands End to the town. Kev, a regular at the Royal Artillery Arms in Highbridge, completed his personal challenge last Thursday when he walked back to a warm welcome at the pub.
HIGHBRIDGE fundraiser Kev Wills has completed a 268 mile walk over 12 days from Lands End to the town. Kev, a regular at the Royal Artillery Arms in Highbridge, completed his personal challenge last Thursday when he walked back to a warm welcome at the pub.
CCTV appeal after shop theft
POLICE have issued these CCTV images of three women they want to speak as part of their investigation into a theft from a shop in Highbridge. The trio were recorded on in-store security cameras at the One Stop Shop in Market Street on September 5th.
POLICE have issued these CCTV images of three women they want to speak as part of their investigation into a theft from a shop in Highbridge. The trio were recorded on in-store security cameras at the One Stop Shop in Market Street on September 5th.
Will Tesco take over Sanders?
SANDERS Garden World near Burnham-On-Sea could soon be sold to supermarket giant Tesco as part of a £300m nationwide deal, according national press reports this week. The Times newspaper reports that the group is being sold by its taxpayer-funded owners, Lloyds Bank.
SANDERS Garden World near Burnham-On-Sea could soon be sold to supermarket giant Tesco as part of a £300m nationwide deal, according national press reports this week. The Times newspaper reports that the group is being sold by its taxpayer-funded owners, Lloyds Bank.
Tributes paid to Cllr Alan Ham
TRIBUTES have been paid to a well-known local councillor, Alan Ham, who died today (Tuesday). Alan - who was the county councillor for the Brent ward - passed away this morning, leaving his wife and two sons. Since 1988, he was a member of Somerset County Council.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a well-known local councillor, Alan Ham, who died today (Tuesday). Alan - who was the county councillor for the Brent ward - passed away this morning, leaving his wife and two sons. Since 1988, he was a member of Somerset County Council.
Walkers raise £917 for RNLI
WALKERS Sue Mount, Chrissie O’Brien, Trish Windle and Dave Fisher recently walked 45 miles from Dunkery Beacon to Burnham-On-Sea Sailing Club in aid of the RNLI. This week, they handed over the cash they raised - £917.05 - to Graham Wills from the RNLI.
WALKERS Sue Mount, Chrissie O’Brien, Trish Windle and Dave Fisher recently walked 45 miles from Dunkery Beacon to Burnham-On-Sea Sailing Club in aid of the RNLI. This week, they handed over the cash they raised - £917.05 - to Graham Wills from the RNLI.
Harvest suppers enjoyed
HARVEST suppers have been enjoyed by two groups of Burnham-On-Sea residents over the past week. 80 six members of Burnham's Moose International Lodge and guests held their annual harvest meal on Saturday evening (September 17th) at Berrow Village Hall.
HARVEST suppers have been enjoyed by two groups of Burnham-On-Sea residents over the past week. 80 six members of Burnham's Moose International Lodge and guests held their annual harvest meal on Saturday evening (September 17th) at Berrow Village Hall.
Villagers say farewell to vicar
Exclusive: DOZENS of villagers near Burnham-On-Sea bid a fond farewell to their long-serving vicar on Sunday (September 18th) when he held his final church service before retirement. Reverend Geoffrey Walsh, 65, who has been Rector for 17 years, is moving away.
Exclusive: DOZENS of villagers near Burnham-On-Sea bid a fond farewell to their long-serving vicar on Sunday (September 18th) when he held his final church service before retirement. Reverend Geoffrey Walsh, 65, who has been Rector for 17 years, is moving away.
£250 boost for wind farm group
RESIDENTS in Rooksbridge, near Burnham-On-Sea, have raised more than £250 for a campaign to stop wind turbines from being built near the village. The funds were raised for the NoPilrow campaign during a quiz night held at the Wellington Arms on Saturday.
RESIDENTS in Rooksbridge, near Burnham-On-Sea, have raised more than £250 for a campaign to stop wind turbines from being built near the village. The funds were raised for the NoPilrow campaign during a quiz night held at the Wellington Arms on Saturday.
Berrow Road shuts for 3 weeks
MOTORISTS are being warned of an emergency road closure in Burnham-On-Sea following the collapse of a sewer earlier today (Monday, September 19th). Wessex Water is carrying out emergency repairs to the sewer in Berrow Road, near the Ash Tree Road junction, after it collapsed.
MOTORISTS are being warned of an emergency road closure in Burnham-On-Sea following the collapse of a sewer earlier today (Monday, September 19th). Wessex Water is carrying out emergency repairs to the sewer in Berrow Road, near the Ash Tree Road junction, after it collapsed.
New police number launches
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area who want to contact police about non-urgent matters can now do so using a new phone number. Avon and Somerset Police has this week changed its non-emergency number to 101. It should be used for non-urgent matters.
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area who want to contact police about non-urgent matters can now do so using a new phone number. Avon and Somerset Police has this week changed its non-emergency number to 101. It should be used for non-urgent matters.
Scout leader faces abuse trial
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea scout leader is to face trial accused of committing a string of sex offences. David Burland, 53, appeared at Taunton Crown Court on Monday (September 19th). He denied 33 charges including assault and sexual activity with a child.
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea scout leader is to face trial accused of committing a string of sex offences. David Burland, 53, appeared at Taunton Crown Court on Monday (September 19th). He denied 33 charges including assault and sexual activity with a child.
Arrest after man head butted
Exclusive: A MAN has been arrested following an alleged head-butting incident in Burnham-On-Sea's town centre over the weekend. Police were called to Pier Street at 2am on Saturday morning (September 17th) amid reports of a scuffle between two men.
Exclusive: A MAN has been arrested following an alleged head-butting incident in Burnham-On-Sea's town centre over the weekend. Police were called to Pier Street at 2am on Saturday morning (September 17th) amid reports of a scuffle between two men.
Sackfuls of rubbish collected
A MAJOR beach clean-up was carried out at Berrow on Sunday (September 18th) as part of a nationwide event called 'Beachwatch Big Weekend'. Organised by the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), the initiative aims to help protect marine wildlife across the UK.
A MAJOR beach clean-up was carried out at Berrow on Sunday (September 18th) as part of a nationwide event called 'Beachwatch Big Weekend'. Organised by the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), the initiative aims to help protect marine wildlife across the UK.
Residents boost BIARS funds
VOLUNTEERS from the organisation that runs Burnham's seafront information centre have been handed a donation by a group of residents. Residents of Burnham's Jaycroft Road held a garden sale in August in aid of BIARS (Burnham Information and Rescue Support).
VOLUNTEERS from the organisation that runs Burnham's seafront information centre have been handed a donation by a group of residents. Residents of Burnham's Jaycroft Road held a garden sale in August in aid of BIARS (Burnham Information and Rescue Support).
Weekly markets return to town
Exclusive: WEEKLY Sunday markets are set to return to Highbridge's former cattle market site at the start of October after an absence of over two years. The businessman behind Burnham's car boot sales at the BASC sports ground is moving his operations to the cattle market site next to the hotel.
Exclusive: WEEKLY Sunday markets are set to return to Highbridge's former cattle market site at the start of October after an absence of over two years. The businessman behind Burnham's car boot sales at the BASC sports ground is moving his operations to the cattle market site next to the hotel.
In photos: Brean Memory Walk
OVER 20 supporters of The Alzheimer's Society pulled on their walking boots to take part in a sponsored walk in Brean on Sunday (18th September). The annual Memory Walk started at Brean Leisure Park, as pictured, and the fundraisers then strode to Brean Down.
OVER 20 supporters of The Alzheimer's Society pulled on their walking boots to take part in a sponsored walk in Brean on Sunday (18th September). The annual Memory Walk started at Brean Leisure Park, as pictured, and the fundraisers then strode to Brean Down.
Man guilty of drugs charges
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been convicted of possessing cannabis with the intent to supply. Luke Rovira, 25, was arrested and charged with possession of cannabis. It comes after community intelligence led police to execute a drugs warrant in Highbridge Quay - the second in a year.
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been convicted of possessing cannabis with the intent to supply. Luke Rovira, 25, was arrested and charged with possession of cannabis. It comes after community intelligence led police to execute a drugs warrant in Highbridge Quay - the second in a year.
