RNLI hold fundraising car wash
VOLUNTEERS at Burnham-On-Sea lifeboat station will be holding their annual fundraising car wash on Saturday 29th January and Saturday 5th February. Each car will be carefully soaped using professional car wash chemicals and cleaning materials before being rinsed.
VOLUNTEERS at Burnham-On-Sea lifeboat station will be holding their annual fundraising car wash on Saturday 29th January and Saturday 5th February. Each car will be carefully soaped using professional car wash chemicals and cleaning materials before being rinsed.
29p a week tax hike for towns
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents face a 29p a week council tax hike to pay for the cost of the Town Council taking over the maintenance of public toilets, dog litter bins and the town's Princess Theatre from cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council. The Town Council's Policy and Finance Committee met on Monday night (January 24th) to assess council tax.
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents face a 29p a week council tax hike to pay for the cost of the Town Council taking over the maintenance of public toilets, dog litter bins and the town's Princess Theatre from cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council. The Town Council's Policy and Finance Committee met on Monday night (January 24th) to assess council tax.
Secretary of State visits Hinkley
THE Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Chris Huhne MP, visited EDF Energy's site at Hinkley Point near Burnham-On-Sea on Monday (January 24th). Mr Huhne was taken on a tour of Hinkley B and the site of the proposed new power plant.
THE Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Chris Huhne MP, visited EDF Energy's site at Hinkley Point near Burnham-On-Sea on Monday (January 24th). Mr Huhne was taken on a tour of Hinkley B and the site of the proposed new power plant.
No last-minute library reprieve
RESIDENTS and councillors in Highbridge have reacted with dismay to this week's announcement by Somerset County Council that there will be no last-minute reprieve for the town's library. The chances of the closure-threatened library in Market Street being saved have dimmed after the council announced plans to retain nine threatened libraries.
RESIDENTS and councillors in Highbridge have reacted with dismay to this week's announcement by Somerset County Council that there will be no last-minute reprieve for the town's library. The chances of the closure-threatened library in Market Street being saved have dimmed after the council announced plans to retain nine threatened libraries.
MP: 'Cut back free bus passes'
PEOPLE aged over 65 should have their free bus passes scaled back so that the saved money could allow more young people to get to college, Burnham-On-Sea's MP has said this week. Tessa Munt made the comments after last week's axing of EMAs by the coalition government.
PEOPLE aged over 65 should have their free bus passes scaled back so that the saved money could allow more young people to get to college, Burnham-On-Sea's MP has said this week. Tessa Munt made the comments after last week's axing of EMAs by the coalition government.
Busy town route to close
Exclusive: A BUSY route through Highbridge is to close for a week during February. Somerset County Council has announced that 'essential repairs' are to be carried out on the Walrow railway bridge from Monday Ferbruary 7th, forcing its temporary closure. Diversions will be put in place.
Exclusive: A BUSY route through Highbridge is to close for a week during February. Somerset County Council has announced that 'essential repairs' are to be carried out on the Walrow railway bridge from Monday Ferbruary 7th, forcing its temporary closure. Diversions will be put in place.
Brean Rally: Peter wins again!
THE turbo-charged team of Peter Lloyd and Carl Sorenson have won Brean's Rally for a third consecutive year - the first rally team to do so. The speedy duo led the rally at the end of Saturday's first day of racing and continued their blistering form on Sunday.
THE turbo-charged team of Peter Lloyd and Carl Sorenson have won Brean's Rally for a third consecutive year - the first rally team to do so. The speedy duo led the rally at the end of Saturday's first day of racing and continued their blistering form on Sunday.
Olympian and TV star visits town
OLYMPIC swimmer and TV celebrity Mark Foster visited Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (January 23rd) to hold a special coaching session at the town's swimming club. Mark, who competed for Great Britain at the 2008 Olympic Games and appeared on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing, visited Burnham.
OLYMPIC swimmer and TV celebrity Mark Foster visited Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (January 23rd) to hold a special coaching session at the town's swimming club. Mark, who competed for Great Britain at the 2008 Olympic Games and appeared on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing, visited Burnham.
Latest action from Brean Rally
PETER Lloyd and Carl Sorenson are on course to become the first team to win Brean's Rally for three years in a row. The speedy duo are leading the rally at the end of Saturday's first day of racing at Brean Leisure Park in their Subaru Impreza. The action continues on Sunday.
PETER Lloyd and Carl Sorenson are on course to become the first team to win Brean's Rally for three years in a row. The speedy duo are leading the rally at the end of Saturday's first day of racing at Brean Leisure Park in their Subaru Impreza. The action continues on Sunday.
School issues Swine Flu warning
Exclusive: Parents of pupils at a Highbridge school have this week been warned to keep a close eye on their children after a youngster showed signs of suspected Swine Flu. Churchfield Primary School's headteacher Wendy Nelder wrote to all parents on Friday (January 21st).
Exclusive: Parents of pupils at a Highbridge school have this week been warned to keep a close eye on their children after a youngster showed signs of suspected Swine Flu. Churchfield Primary School's headteacher Wendy Nelder wrote to all parents on Friday (January 21st).
Electrical fault caused blaze
AN ELECTRICAL fault is thought to have caused a fire that destroyed this tractor on a farm in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday morning (January 21st). One Burnham fire crew was sent to Brent Road at 5.22am amid reports that the tractor was alight. It was caused by an electrical fault.
AN ELECTRICAL fault is thought to have caused a fire that destroyed this tractor on a farm in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday morning (January 21st). One Burnham fire crew was sent to Brent Road at 5.22am amid reports that the tractor was alight. It was caused by an electrical fault.
Evening of anecdotes on offer
AN evening of amusing anecdotes from a former primary school head teacher will be held in Brent Knoll on February 5th during a special fundraising event. A three-course meal will be followed by an after dinner speech by Brian Freestone, pictured, in aid of two local charities.
AN evening of amusing anecdotes from a former primary school head teacher will be held in Brent Knoll on February 5th during a special fundraising event. A three-course meal will be followed by an after dinner speech by Brian Freestone, pictured, in aid of two local charities.
Sue's run in memory of Cliff
BURNHAM-On-Sea Harriers Running Club member Sue Nicholls has raised £3,000 for charity by completing Sunday's London Marathon in memory of her late husband. Sue was taking part to raise money for Cancer Research UK and completed the marathon in 4 hours, eight minutes and seven seconds and was an impressive third in her category.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Harriers Running Club member Sue Nicholls has raised £3,000 for charity by completing Sunday's London Marathon in memory of her late husband. Sue was taking part to raise money for Cancer Research UK and completed the marathon in 4 hours, eight minutes and seven seconds and was an impressive third in her category.
Caitlin heads to England trials
BURNHAM-On-Sea youngster Caitlin Berry has reached the final stages of the England Squad trials that the Football Association is holding in London this weekend. This trial is being held by The FA to select the next batch of England U15 and U17 youth players for international competition.
BURNHAM-On-Sea youngster Caitlin Berry has reached the final stages of the England Squad trials that the Football Association is holding in London this weekend. This trial is being held by The FA to select the next batch of England U15 and U17 youth players for international competition.
New florist opens in Burnham
A NEW florist's shop has opened its doors in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Flowers & Things has launched in Victoria Street, replacing previous flower shop Fleurtations, which shut down at Christmas. Run by Julie Dean, the new shop opened on Thursday and is selling a wide range of blooms.
A NEW florist's shop has opened its doors in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Flowers & Things has launched in Victoria Street, replacing previous flower shop Fleurtations, which shut down at Christmas. Run by Julie Dean, the new shop opened on Thursday and is selling a wide range of blooms.
MP hears Hinkley concerns
MP Tessa Munt has this week discussed Hinkley Point health concerns with members of the Burnham-based group 'Parents Concerned About Hinkley'. Tessa Munt met Jo Brown, the group spokesperson for the long-running group Parents Concerned about Hinkley (PCAH).
MP Tessa Munt has this week discussed Hinkley Point health concerns with members of the Burnham-based group 'Parents Concerned About Hinkley'. Tessa Munt met Jo Brown, the group spokesperson for the long-running group Parents Concerned about Hinkley (PCAH).
Police divers in search of river
POLICE divers carried out an underwater search of a river near Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (January 21st) in a hunt for dumped stolen property. Divers from Avon and Somerset Constabulary's Underwater Search Unit carried out a day-long search of the Huntspill River at West Huntspill.
POLICE divers carried out an underwater search of a river near Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (January 21st) in a hunt for dumped stolen property. Divers from Avon and Somerset Constabulary's Underwater Search Unit carried out a day-long search of the Huntspill River at West Huntspill.
First phase of park finished
THE first phase of work to create a long-awaited new public park and open space in Burnham-On-Sea has been completed this week. Burnham-On-Sea.com first reported last year that work had begun to transform the former Rosewood landfill site into a new public park.
THE first phase of work to create a long-awaited new public park and open space in Burnham-On-Sea has been completed this week. Burnham-On-Sea.com first reported last year that work had begun to transform the former Rosewood landfill site into a new public park.
Fashion show tickets on sale
HUNDREDS of bargain hunters are expected to coverge on King Alfred School in Highbridge on Tuesday February 8th when an annual fashion show and sale is held. Organised by Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club and the Inner Wheel, the event will help local charities.
HUNDREDS of bargain hunters are expected to coverge on King Alfred School in Highbridge on Tuesday February 8th when an annual fashion show and sale is held. Organised by Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club and the Inner Wheel, the event will help local charities.
Drugs and arcade fears raised
TACKLING drug-related crime and concerns about a proposed new amusement arcade have been voted as the top two issues for police to tackle by Highbridge's residents during a Partners and Communities Together meeting on Thursday (January 20th). Over 20 residents attended the open meeting.
TACKLING drug-related crime and concerns about a proposed new amusement arcade have been voted as the top two issues for police to tackle by Highbridge's residents during a Partners and Communities Together meeting on Thursday (January 20th). Over 20 residents attended the open meeting.
Brean Rally countdown begins
THE smell of burning rubber and the sound of screeching tyres will be in the air at Brean this coming weekend when dozens of teams take part in the village's annual car rally. Brean Leisure Park is hosting the 15th annual popular K&R Mitsubishi Stages Rally on January 22nd and 23rd.
THE smell of burning rubber and the sound of screeching tyres will be in the air at Brean this coming weekend when dozens of teams take part in the village's annual car rally. Brean Leisure Park is hosting the 15th annual popular K&R Mitsubishi Stages Rally on January 22nd and 23rd.
Prestigious title for advisor
A DIRECTOR at a Burnham-On-Sea financial advice firm is celebrating this week after being awarded the prestigious title of 'Chartered Financial Planner' by the Chartered Insurance Institute. Alex Turco of Positive Wealth Creation has passed 13 exams over the past ten years.
A DIRECTOR at a Burnham-On-Sea financial advice firm is celebrating this week after being awarded the prestigious title of 'Chartered Financial Planner' by the Chartered Insurance Institute. Alex Turco of Positive Wealth Creation has passed 13 exams over the past ten years.
CCTV appeal after shop theft
POLICE in Highbridge have issued these photos of a man they want to identify following a theft from a shop in the town. Police think the man may be able to help them with their enquiries into a case of theft which occurred at the One Stop Shop in Market Street at 1.16pm on 13th January.
POLICE in Highbridge have issued these photos of a man they want to identify following a theft from a shop in the town. Police think the man may be able to help them with their enquiries into a case of theft which occurred at the One Stop Shop in Market Street at 1.16pm on 13th January.
400 new homes get council backing
PLANS to build 400 new homes on fields on the outskirts of Highbridge over the next two decades have this week been given town council backing. Councillors met to discuss their response to Sedgemoor District Council's consultation on the future development of the land at Brue Farm.
PLANS to build 400 new homes on fields on the outskirts of Highbridge over the next two decades have this week been given town council backing. Councillors met to discuss their response to Sedgemoor District Council's consultation on the future development of the land at Brue Farm.
Club's cushions help patients
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Inner Wheel have this week been praised by Weston Hospital for making dozens of cushions for their patients. The Burnham club's President, Janet Breed, and member Rita Jolliffe have handed over 27 breast cushions to staff at Weston General Hospital.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Inner Wheel have this week been praised by Weston Hospital for making dozens of cushions for their patients. The Burnham club's President, Janet Breed, and member Rita Jolliffe have handed over 27 breast cushions to staff at Weston General Hospital.
Commons speaker makes visit
OVER 30 local people and representatives from local groups attended a Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Community Forum at Morland Community Hall on Tuesday (January 18th). The audience heard from Naomi Kent, a Parliamentary Outreach Officer, who gave a tall about the relevance of the politicians.
OVER 30 local people and representatives from local groups attended a Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Community Forum at Morland Community Hall on Tuesday (January 18th). The audience heard from Naomi Kent, a Parliamentary Outreach Officer, who gave a tall about the relevance of the politicians.
Town police to hold meeting
HIGHBRIDGE residents will be able to have their say about policing in the town when a quarterly Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meeting is held later this month. A PACT meeting is to be held on Thursday January 20th at 7.30pm at 7.30pm in the St John Ambulance Hall in Bank Street Car Park.
HIGHBRIDGE residents will be able to have their say about policing in the town when a quarterly Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meeting is held later this month. A PACT meeting is to be held on Thursday January 20th at 7.30pm at 7.30pm in the St John Ambulance Hall in Bank Street Car Park.
Oops! Beach drama for BBC crew
BURNHAM-based rescue charity BARB helped the BBC when two of its vehicles got into difficulty during filming of the BBC1 programme Casualty on Berrow beach on Wednesday (January 19th). The BBC had given a donation to the charity to have its crewmembers on standby throughout the day.
BURNHAM-based rescue charity BARB helped the BBC when two of its vehicles got into difficulty during filming of the BBC1 programme Casualty on Berrow beach on Wednesday (January 19th). The BBC had given a donation to the charity to have its crewmembers on standby throughout the day.
Car smashes into bungalow
Exclusive: AN elderly driver was treated for shock after losing control of her car and crashing into a bungalow in Burnham-On-Sea this evening (Wednesday, January 19th). Ambulance, fire and police crews rushed to Golf Links Road just after 6.45pm when the red Nissan Micra careered across several gardens and came to a halt next to the front wall of the property.
Exclusive: AN elderly driver was treated for shock after losing control of her car and crashing into a bungalow in Burnham-On-Sea this evening (Wednesday, January 19th). Ambulance, fire and police crews rushed to Golf Links Road just after 6.45pm when the red Nissan Micra careered across several gardens and came to a halt next to the front wall of the property.
Vandals target cars and homes
Exclusive: POLICE have stepped up patrols in Burnham-On-Sea this week after vandals caused hundreds of pounds of damage to cars, homes and windows. One of the victims of this week's vandalism spree is the owner of this vehicle, who awoke on Tuesday morning (January 18th) to find her rear car window had been smashed with a brick.
Exclusive: POLICE have stepped up patrols in Burnham-On-Sea this week after vandals caused hundreds of pounds of damage to cars, homes and windows. One of the victims of this week's vandalism spree is the owner of this vehicle, who awoke on Tuesday morning (January 18th) to find her rear car window had been smashed with a brick.
Jazz club's ball raises £1,600
OVER £1,600 has been raised for the soldiers' charity Afghan Heroes during a jazz ball organised by a club of musicians based in the Burnham-On-Sea area. Jazz band 'Adrian Cox and his Chosen Six' performed at the inaugural annual black tie ball at the Webbington Hotel.
OVER £1,600 has been raised for the soldiers' charity Afghan Heroes during a jazz ball organised by a club of musicians based in the Burnham-On-Sea area. Jazz band 'Adrian Cox and his Chosen Six' performed at the inaugural annual black tie ball at the Webbington Hotel.
It's panto time in Burnham!
FINAL rehearsals are underway for Burnham-On-Sea's annual pantomime, which takes place later this month. Over 30 members of Burnham and District Panto Society will be performing Dick Whittington at The Princess from Friday January 28th to Saturday February 5th.
FINAL rehearsals are underway for Burnham-On-Sea's annual pantomime, which takes place later this month. Over 30 members of Burnham and District Panto Society will be performing Dick Whittington at The Princess from Friday January 28th to Saturday February 5th.
Huge mudflats plan unveiled
PROPOSALS to deliberately flood an area of coastline near Burnham-On-Sea to create 296 acres of new mudflats have been put out to public consultation this week. Bristol Port Authority plans to create the new 'compensatory habitat' in 2012 on land near Steart.
PROPOSALS to deliberately flood an area of coastline near Burnham-On-Sea to create 296 acres of new mudflats have been put out to public consultation this week. Bristol Port Authority plans to create the new 'compensatory habitat' in 2012 on land near Steart.
Stabbing: Man in court today
A man has appeared in court today (Tuesday) in connection with the police investigation into a serious stabbing in Highbridge at the weekend that has left a man in a critical condition. As first reported here, officers were called to Charlotte Court at just before 5.25pm on Saturday evening when a 36-year-old male suffered serious injuries in a stabbing.
A man has appeared in court today (Tuesday) in connection with the police investigation into a serious stabbing in Highbridge at the weekend that has left a man in a critical condition. As first reported here, officers were called to Charlotte Court at just before 5.25pm on Saturday evening when a 36-year-old male suffered serious injuries in a stabbing.
GCSE success at town school
STUDENTS at King Alfred School have this week been celebrating success as they received the results of November’s GCSE exams in English and Maths. All Year 11 students took exams in November and the results show they are on track for record GCSE results this year.
STUDENTS at King Alfred School have this week been celebrating success as they received the results of November’s GCSE exams in English and Maths. All Year 11 students took exams in November and the results show they are on track for record GCSE results this year.
Michael Eavis in library protest
GLASTONBURY festival organiser Michael Eavis is among several well-known names that are set to appear in a new 'Save Our Libraries' campaign film aimed at halting the proposed closures of libraries such as Highbridge's. MP Tessa Munt, House of Lords member Julian Fellowes, and Anne Chisholm, Chair of the Royal Society of Literature, will also take part in the film.
GLASTONBURY festival organiser Michael Eavis is among several well-known names that are set to appear in a new 'Save Our Libraries' campaign film aimed at halting the proposed closures of libraries such as Highbridge's. MP Tessa Munt, House of Lords member Julian Fellowes, and Anne Chisholm, Chair of the Royal Society of Literature, will also take part in the film.
Telegram and gift for Royals
THE Town Council will send a telegram and a small gift on behalf of Burnham and Highbridge to Prince William and Kate Middleton when they tie the knot this Spring. Town councillors agreed on Monday evening (January 17th) they will also send a present, likely to be a painting.
THE Town Council will send a telegram and a small gift on behalf of Burnham and Highbridge to Prince William and Kate Middleton when they tie the knot this Spring. Town councillors agreed on Monday evening (January 17th) they will also send a present, likely to be a painting.
Beach to be turned into film set
Exclusive: BERROW Beach is to be transformed into a film set later this month when the BBC records an episode of a major primetime drama series. A helicopter and outside broadcast unit will be used to film the beach scenes for the BBC1 programme on Wednesday 19th January.
Exclusive: BERROW Beach is to be transformed into a film set later this month when the BBC records an episode of a major primetime drama series. A helicopter and outside broadcast unit will be used to film the beach scenes for the BBC1 programme on Wednesday 19th January.
Dot, 71, plans parachute jump!
A BRAVE 71 year-old Burnham-On-Sea pensioner is set to perform a parachute jump to raise cash for three hospices. Dot Anderson, a former Burnham nurse who now lives in Berrow Road, is planning to undertake the daring tandem parachute jump with her nephew this April.
A BRAVE 71 year-old Burnham-On-Sea pensioner is set to perform a parachute jump to raise cash for three hospices. Dot Anderson, a former Burnham nurse who now lives in Berrow Road, is planning to undertake the daring tandem parachute jump with her nephew this April.
Moose party boosts charity
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Moose Lodge held their annual New Year fundraising party on Saturday (January 15th) when hundreds of pounds was raised for a local charity. Dozens of members attended the event in fancy dress with the theme of 'grand hotel'.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Moose Lodge held their annual New Year fundraising party on Saturday (January 15th) when hundreds of pounds was raised for a local charity. Dozens of members attended the event in fancy dress with the theme of 'grand hotel'.
Second arrest after town assault
POLICE have today (Monday) said a second person has been arrested following a serious assault in Highbridge at the weekend which has left a man in a critical condition. Officers were called to Charlotte Court at just before 5.25pm on Saturday evening when a 37-year-old male suffered serious injuries in an assault.
POLICE have today (Monday) said a second person has been arrested following a serious assault in Highbridge at the weekend which has left a man in a critical condition. Officers were called to Charlotte Court at just before 5.25pm on Saturday evening when a 37-year-old male suffered serious injuries in an assault.
Carnival is set to move to Friday
THE Highbridge and Burnham Carnival is set to become the first event on the annual carnival circuit in the year 2012 by being held on a Friday night for the first time. The committee announced their decision to move Burnham's carnival during the event's presentation night on Saturday.
THE Highbridge and Burnham Carnival is set to become the first event on the annual carnival circuit in the year 2012 by being held on a Friday night for the first time. The committee announced their decision to move Burnham's carnival during the event's presentation night on Saturday.
Man, 37, critical after town assault
Latest: THESE were the scenes in Highbridge today (Sunday, January 16th) as police launched an investigation into a serious assault that has left a man with serious injuries. Officers were first called to Charlotte Court at just before 5.25pm on Saturday evening when a 37-year-old male suffered serious injuries.
Latest: THESE were the scenes in Highbridge today (Sunday, January 16th) as police launched an investigation into a serious assault that has left a man with serious injuries. Officers were first called to Charlotte Court at just before 5.25pm on Saturday evening when a 37-year-old male suffered serious injuries.
Carnival awards night success
OVER 100 people from carnival clubs across Somerset gathered for Burnham-On-Sea's annual carnival presentation ceremony on Saturday night (January 15th). The event, held at Laburnum House in West Huntspill, saw a total of 44 trophies and cups being handed out.
OVER 100 people from carnival clubs across Somerset gathered for Burnham-On-Sea's annual carnival presentation ceremony on Saturday night (January 15th). The event, held at Laburnum House in West Huntspill, saw a total of 44 trophies and cups being handed out.
In photos: Wassailing events
THE centuries-old Somerset tradition of wassailing - when good health is wished on apple crops for the coming year - has been performed at two events near Burnham-On-Sea this weekend. Westcroft Cider Farm and Rich's Cider in Watchfield both held traditional events.
THE centuries-old Somerset tradition of wassailing - when good health is wished on apple crops for the coming year - has been performed at two events near Burnham-On-Sea this weekend. Westcroft Cider Farm and Rich's Cider in Watchfield both held traditional events.
TV chef opens new show home
TV chef Lesley Waters opened a new show home at a housing development in East Huntspill, near Burnham, on Saturday morning (January 15th). The celebrity chef opened the first property at Bellway's new Church Meadow development and provided cookery demonstrations.
TV chef Lesley Waters opened a new show home at a housing development in East Huntspill, near Burnham, on Saturday morning (January 15th). The celebrity chef opened the first property at Bellway's new Church Meadow development and provided cookery demonstrations.
Door-to-door seller arrested
Exclusive: POLICE have praised the quick actions of residents near Burnham-On-Sea following the arrest of a unregistered door-to-door seller. Police were called to East Huntspill this week after residents reported a teenager 'cold calling' at homes in the village and surrounding area.
Exclusive: POLICE have praised the quick actions of residents near Burnham-On-Sea following the arrest of a unregistered door-to-door seller. Police were called to East Huntspill this week after residents reported a teenager 'cold calling' at homes in the village and surrounding area.
Circus returns to Brent Knoll
ONE of the country's best-known circus troupes is set to return to Brent Knoll during next month's half-term holidays. Paulo's Circus Americano will be hosting a week of daily performances at Sanders Garden World near Burnham from February 19th until February 27th.
ONE of the country's best-known circus troupes is set to return to Brent Knoll during next month's half-term holidays. Paulo's Circus Americano will be hosting a week of daily performances at Sanders Garden World near Burnham from February 19th until February 27th.
Police warning after 10 break-ins
Exclusive: POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have this week issued a warning to residents to check their homes are secure after a spate of ten burglaries in just four days. Jewellery and money has been stolen by the opportunistic burglars, who are targeting insecure homes across the Burnham area.
Exclusive: POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have this week issued a warning to residents to check their homes are secure after a spate of ten burglaries in just four days. Jewellery and money has been stolen by the opportunistic burglars, who are targeting insecure homes across the Burnham area.
Oops! Kettle causes fire alert
STEAM from a boiling kettle caused a call-out for Burnham-On-Sea Fire Brigade on Thursday morning (January 13th). One engine rushed to the Co-Operative supermarket in Southwell Crescent shortly after 8am. Crews checked over the building as a precaution.
STEAM from a boiling kettle caused a call-out for Burnham-On-Sea Fire Brigade on Thursday morning (January 13th). One engine rushed to the Co-Operative supermarket in Southwell Crescent shortly after 8am. Crews checked over the building as a precaution.
