£38k grant saves town's toilets
Exclusive: THE future of Burnham and Highbridge's public conveniences has been secured for at least another year after town councillors this week voted in favour of spending £38,000 on keeping them open. It comes after cash-strapped Sedgemooor District Council said it may not be able to afford keeping public loos open in the towns.
Exclusive: THE future of Burnham and Highbridge's public conveniences has been secured for at least another year after town councillors this week voted in favour of spending £38,000 on keeping them open. It comes after cash-strapped Sedgemooor District Council said it may not be able to afford keeping public loos open in the towns.
Music stops here for trader
A LONG-running musical instruments shop in Burnham-On-Sea has begun its closing down sale after its owner decided to shut for good later this year. GC Music, in Cross Street, suffered its worst-ever Christmas sales in the weather and has also been hit by online shopping.
A LONG-running musical instruments shop in Burnham-On-Sea has begun its closing down sale after its owner decided to shut for good later this year. GC Music, in Cross Street, suffered its worst-ever Christmas sales in the weather and has also been hit by online shopping.
Top award for town photographer
THIS dramatic picture of the sea cascading over a lifeboat and tractor on Burnham-On-Sea beach has won a national award for a town photographer. Mike Lang, a member of Burnham's lifeboat team, has been recognised at the RNLI Photographer of the Year Awards.
THIS dramatic picture of the sea cascading over a lifeboat and tractor on Burnham-On-Sea beach has won a national award for a town photographer. Mike Lang, a member of Burnham's lifeboat team, has been recognised at the RNLI Photographer of the Year Awards.
£15,000 plan to save library
TOWN councillors have this week considered a proposal to spend £15,000 on securing the future of Highbridge Library. Cllr Peter Burridge-Clayton proposed at a town council meeting on Monday evening (January 10th) that the money is used to keep the service open.
TOWN councillors have this week considered a proposal to spend £15,000 on securing the future of Highbridge Library. Cllr Peter Burridge-Clayton proposed at a town council meeting on Monday evening (January 10th) that the money is used to keep the service open.
Council plans for more snow
EXTRA grit bins are to be introduced in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge in an effort by the town council to avoid more icy scenes like these in the future following heavy snowfall. At a meeting on Monday (January 10th), councillors considered their response.
EXTRA grit bins are to be introduced in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge in an effort by the town council to avoid more icy scenes like these in the future following heavy snowfall. At a meeting on Monday (January 10th), councillors considered their response.
Former Mayor 'improving well'
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea Mayor who suffered a serious heart attack last November is 'improving greatly' it has been confirmed this week. Cllr Eric Gill, pictured, suffered the attack at the start of November and was rushed to Weston hospital, then Bristol Infirmary for surgery.
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea Mayor who suffered a serious heart attack last November is 'improving greatly' it has been confirmed this week. Cllr Eric Gill, pictured, suffered the attack at the start of November and was rushed to Weston hospital, then Bristol Infirmary for surgery.
Woman rescued from beach mud
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards, hovercrafts and lifeboats were put on alert on Monday evening (January 10th) after a woman was spotted in difficulty in mud on Berrow beach. The middle-aged woman was spotted by police in a distressed state at 4.35pm almost 150 metres from the beach.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards, hovercrafts and lifeboats were put on alert on Monday evening (January 10th) after a woman was spotted in difficulty in mud on Berrow beach. The middle-aged woman was spotted by police in a distressed state at 4.35pm almost 150 metres from the beach.
Town groups given £3k boost
MORE than 20 groups and charities in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge have this week received grant donations from the town council. Burnham and Highbridge's Mayor Michael Clarke handed out cheques worth over £3,000 to the organisations on Monday evening (January 10th).
MORE than 20 groups and charities in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge have this week received grant donations from the town council. Burnham and Highbridge's Mayor Michael Clarke handed out cheques worth over £3,000 to the organisations on Monday evening (January 10th).
Xmas winners receive awards
THE winners of Burnham and Highbridge's annual Christmas lights competition received their awards on Monday evening (January 10th). Mayor Michael Clarke handed out trophies and certificates to the winners of the two towns' 2010 lights competition, as pictured.
THE winners of Burnham and Highbridge's annual Christmas lights competition received their awards on Monday evening (January 10th). Mayor Michael Clarke handed out trophies and certificates to the winners of the two towns' 2010 lights competition, as pictured.
Man arrested in sex probe
A 53-year-old man from Burnham-On-Sea has been arrested by police in an investigation into several alleged sexual offences. Officers have arrested the man, who has not been formally named, as they begin a probe into several suspected offences against children.
A 53-year-old man from Burnham-On-Sea has been arrested by police in an investigation into several alleged sexual offences. Officers have arrested the man, who has not been formally named, as they begin a probe into several suspected offences against children.
Tree recycling raises £140
A CHRISTMAS tree recycling service in Burnham-On-Sea has raised hundreds of pounds for Cerebral Palsy sufferers. Keith Mitchell and Victor Mitchell, pictured, have collected dozens of Christmas trees across the Burnham area over the weekend in aid of SCOPE.
A CHRISTMAS tree recycling service in Burnham-On-Sea has raised hundreds of pounds for Cerebral Palsy sufferers. Keith Mitchell and Victor Mitchell, pictured, have collected dozens of Christmas trees across the Burnham area over the weekend in aid of SCOPE.
Mark heads off to Kilimanjaro
BURNHAM-On-Sea businessman Mark Woods is this week setting off on an expedition to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in honour of his father. Mark, who runs Watermark Financial Solutions in Burnham High Street, will be clambering up the mountain to raise cash for three charities.
BURNHAM-On-Sea businessman Mark Woods is this week setting off on an expedition to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in honour of his father. Mark, who runs Watermark Financial Solutions in Burnham High Street, will be clambering up the mountain to raise cash for three charities.
30 swans released back into wild
Photo Special: OVER 30 swans that were rescued during last month's wintry weather near Burnham-On-Sea have this weekend been released back into the wild. Volunteers from Secret World Wildlife Rescue and Burnham-based BARB retrieved many of the birds on Boxing Day after they were found to be starving on frozen-over rhynes near Burtle.
Photo Special: OVER 30 swans that were rescued during last month's wintry weather near Burnham-On-Sea have this weekend been released back into the wild. Volunteers from Secret World Wildlife Rescue and Burnham-based BARB retrieved many of the birds on Boxing Day after they were found to be starving on frozen-over rhynes near Burtle.
Petition calls for library re-think
Exclusive: HUNDREDS of residents who are concerned at the County Council's plans to shut 20 libraries across Somerset - including the one in Highbridge - have signed a petition calling for a re-think about the controversial plans. Residents who arrived for a special open day at Highbridge Library on Saturday morning (January 9th) were urged to sign the petition.
Exclusive: HUNDREDS of residents who are concerned at the County Council's plans to shut 20 libraries across Somerset - including the one in Highbridge - have signed a petition calling for a re-think about the controversial plans. Residents who arrived for a special open day at Highbridge Library on Saturday morning (January 9th) were urged to sign the petition.
Martial arts gala in Brent Knoll
MARTIAL arts clubs in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being invited to sign up to take part in a high-kicking charity gala taking place in Brent Knoll next month. The fundraising event will be held at Sanders Garden World on February 26th in aid of the 40 Commando Royal Marines based in Taunton.
MARTIAL arts clubs in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being invited to sign up to take part in a high-kicking charity gala taking place in Brent Knoll next month. The fundraising event will be held at Sanders Garden World on February 26th in aid of the 40 Commando Royal Marines based in Taunton.
Council to consider ice complaints
Exclusive: THE 'lethal' state of Burnham-On-Sea's icy High Street pavements before Christmas will come under the spotlight on Monday (January 10th) when the town council considers several traders' complaints. A number of businesses in Burnham-On-Sea have called for answers.
Exclusive: THE 'lethal' state of Burnham-On-Sea's icy High Street pavements before Christmas will come under the spotlight on Monday (January 10th) when the town council considers several traders' complaints. A number of businesses in Burnham-On-Sea have called for answers.
Bike shop's future secured
A POPULAR bicycle shop in Highbridge which was under threat of closure is to stay open, its owners have announced. Notices promoting a 'closing clearance sale' appeared outside Skidmarx last week, but owners Antony and Jane Brooks have now reconsidered their closure plans.
A POPULAR bicycle shop in Highbridge which was under threat of closure is to stay open, its owners have announced. Notices promoting a 'closing clearance sale' appeared outside Skidmarx last week, but owners Antony and Jane Brooks have now reconsidered their closure plans.
Ambulance staff won't strike
AMBULANCE services in Burnham-On-Sea will not be affected by industrial action being planned in the West Country over the next few weeks. South Western Ambulance Service, which operates Burnham Ambulance Station, said it is not involved with the action planned by Great Western Ambulance Service.
AMBULANCE services in Burnham-On-Sea will not be affected by industrial action being planned in the West Country over the next few weeks. South Western Ambulance Service, which operates Burnham Ambulance Station, said it is not involved with the action planned by Great Western Ambulance Service.
Free tree giveaway for groups
GROUPS, schools and charities in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being offered the chance to claim dozens of free young trees. Monkton Elm Garden and Pet Centre at Monkton Heathfield near Bridgwater is offering between 50 and 100 saplings to community groups in the area.
GROUPS, schools and charities in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being offered the chance to claim dozens of free young trees. Monkton Elm Garden and Pet Centre at Monkton Heathfield near Bridgwater is offering between 50 and 100 saplings to community groups in the area.
Jazz event for Afghan Heroes
A JAZZ club based in the Burnham-On-Sea area will be holding its inaugural annual ball later this month and has chosen to donate all its proceeds to the soldiers' charity Afghan Heroes. Jazz band 'Adrian Cox and his Chosen Six' will be performing on Friday January 14th.
A JAZZ club based in the Burnham-On-Sea area will be holding its inaugural annual ball later this month and has chosen to donate all its proceeds to the soldiers' charity Afghan Heroes. Jazz band 'Adrian Cox and his Chosen Six' will be performing on Friday January 14th.
Residents' shock at arcade plans
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week expressed their concern at proposals to convert this town centre tattoo shop into an amusement arcade. Highbridge Residents Association says it is "appalled" at plans by a local businessman to convert Highbridge Ink in Market Street into a new arcade.
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week expressed their concern at proposals to convert this town centre tattoo shop into an amusement arcade. Highbridge Residents Association says it is "appalled" at plans by a local businessman to convert Highbridge Ink in Market Street into a new arcade.
Burnham motorists face delays
BURNHAM-On-Sea motorists face diversions and delays during a series of roadworks over the next few weeks. Somerset County Council's highways team has announced several road closures in the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area during January and into February.
BURNHAM-On-Sea motorists face diversions and delays during a series of roadworks over the next few weeks. Somerset County Council's highways team has announced several road closures in the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area during January and into February.
Pupils in world record bid
CHILDREN from across Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge will be taking part in a world record attempt for the most people signing and singing at the same time next month. The national charity SignHealth is hoping 15,000 schoolchildren, including several hundred from Burnham, will join the event in February.
CHILDREN from across Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge will be taking part in a world record attempt for the most people signing and singing at the same time next month. The national charity SignHealth is hoping 15,000 schoolchildren, including several hundred from Burnham, will join the event in February.
Save fuel costs by car sharing
MOTORISTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area who are feeling the pinch due to this month's increases in fuel duty and VAT are being encouraged to consider saving cash by car sharing instead. Carshare Somerset helps drivers across the county to share local trips and save money.
MOTORISTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area who are feeling the pinch due to this month's increases in fuel duty and VAT are being encouraged to consider saving cash by car sharing instead. Carshare Somerset helps drivers across the county to share local trips and save money.
Cllr attacks 'pathetic excuses'
Exclusive: A SENIOR Highbridge councillor has this week attacked Somerset County Council for considering closing the town's library, claiming it is breaking government guidance and making up 'pathetic excuses'. Cllr Joe Leach is unhappy about the proposed cuts.
Exclusive: A SENIOR Highbridge councillor has this week attacked Somerset County Council for considering closing the town's library, claiming it is breaking government guidance and making up 'pathetic excuses'. Cllr Joe Leach is unhappy about the proposed cuts.
Fresh hopes for Pontin's staff
TEN companies have come forward to make firm offers for holiday chain Pontin's, it was announced on Wednesday afternoon (January 5th) amid fresh hopes for the future of the park at Brean. KPMG said the majority of bidders are interested in keeping Pontin's going.
TEN companies have come forward to make firm offers for holiday chain Pontin's, it was announced on Wednesday afternoon (January 5th) amid fresh hopes for the future of the park at Brean. KPMG said the majority of bidders are interested in keeping Pontin's going.
Don't shut library, council urged
DOZENS of residents attended a special public consultation event in Burnham-On-Sea on Tuesday (January 4th) to air their views about controversial council plans to withdraw funding for Highbridge Library. The Council held a consultation roadshow in the town.
DOZENS of residents attended a special public consultation event in Burnham-On-Sea on Tuesday (January 4th) to air their views about controversial council plans to withdraw funding for Highbridge Library. The Council held a consultation roadshow in the town.
Free training courses on offer
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area can brush up their first aid skills, cooking and food hygiene knowledge by taking part in a series of free courses from later this month. Sedgemoor Community Parntnership has received grant funding to run the courses over the next few months.
RESIDENTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area can brush up their first aid skills, cooking and food hygiene knowledge by taking part in a series of free courses from later this month. Sedgemoor Community Parntnership has received grant funding to run the courses over the next few months.
Higher parking charges begin
HIGHER car parking charges came into effect across Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge on Tuesday (January 4th) at the same time as a nationwide VAT increase. Sedgemoor District Council has hiked up the charges at its car parks and street parking bays across the two towns.
HIGHER car parking charges came into effect across Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge on Tuesday (January 4th) at the same time as a nationwide VAT increase. Sedgemoor District Council has hiked up the charges at its car parks and street parking bays across the two towns.
Busy New Year for town police
BURNHAM-On-Sea police were kept busy over the New Year holiday weekend with more than 70 incidents. Inspector Roger Tolley of Burnham Police told Burnham-On-Sea.com that in the 48 hours covering Friday (December 31st) and Saturday (January 1st), they received 71 calls.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police were kept busy over the New Year holiday weekend with more than 70 incidents. Inspector Roger Tolley of Burnham Police told Burnham-On-Sea.com that in the 48 hours covering Friday (December 31st) and Saturday (January 1st), they received 71 calls.
Piled-up rubbish 'health risk'
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea have this week expressed their concerns that delays in collecting rubbish and recycling are causing a 'public health hazard'. Darren Lloyd, from Bathurst Close, spoke out amid ongoing delays in collecting recycled waste in the town following the recent snowfall.
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea have this week expressed their concerns that delays in collecting rubbish and recycling are causing a 'public health hazard'. Darren Lloyd, from Bathurst Close, spoke out amid ongoing delays in collecting recycled waste in the town following the recent snowfall.
Swan rescued by residents
TWO quick-thinking residents in Burnham-On-Sea rescued a swan at Highbridge's Apex Park on Monday (January 3rd) after spotting that it had got tangled up in fishing tackle. With help of passers-by, Joy Russell and Graham Hall coaxed the bird to the shore from the main Apex lake.
TWO quick-thinking residents in Burnham-On-Sea rescued a swan at Highbridge's Apex Park on Monday (January 3rd) after spotting that it had got tangled up in fishing tackle. With help of passers-by, Joy Russell and Graham Hall coaxed the bird to the shore from the main Apex lake.
Seldom-seen bird in Berrow
THE sighting of a flock of seldom-seen birds caused a flap among twitchers in Berrow on Monday (January 3rd). A dozen Waxwing were spotted on the outkirts of the village. The plump bird, which is smaller than a starling, has a prominent reddish-brown crest and a yellow tail.
THE sighting of a flock of seldom-seen birds caused a flap among twitchers in Berrow on Monday (January 3rd). A dozen Waxwing were spotted on the outkirts of the village. The plump bird, which is smaller than a starling, has a prominent reddish-brown crest and a yellow tail.
Explore the meaning of life!
AN OPPORTUNITY to explore the meaning of life is being given to residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area during a unique 10-week course. St Mary’s Church in Berrow is holding an Alpha Course, focusing on the basics of the Christian faith, from later this month.
AN OPPORTUNITY to explore the meaning of life is being given to residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area during a unique 10-week course. St Mary’s Church in Berrow is holding an Alpha Course, focusing on the basics of the Christian faith, from later this month.
Have your say on library plans
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge are this week being invited to have their say about controversial plans by Somerset County Council to withdraw funding for Highbridge Library. The council is holding a public consultation exhibition at Burnham's Princess Theatre on Tuesday (January 4th).
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge are this week being invited to have their say about controversial plans by Somerset County Council to withdraw funding for Highbridge Library. The council is holding a public consultation exhibition at Burnham's Princess Theatre on Tuesday (January 4th).
Met Office issues ice warning
BURNHAM-On-Sea motorists have been warned to expect icy road conditions overnight and into Tuesday (January 4th) after several hours of sleet and light snow. The Met Office forecasts temperatures will fall in the Burnham area to -2°C, making untreated roads slippery.
BURNHAM-On-Sea motorists have been warned to expect icy road conditions overnight and into Tuesday (January 4th) after several hours of sleet and light snow. The Met Office forecasts temperatures will fall in the Burnham area to -2°C, making untreated roads slippery.
Fresh boost for barrage plans
Exclusive: THE entrepreneur behind plans to build a multi-billion pound Severn Barrage between Brean Down and Wales is set to meet the government this month to discuss how to take the project forward without government financial backing. Gareth Woodham is overseeing the Severn Lake project.
Exclusive: THE entrepreneur behind plans to build a multi-billion pound Severn Barrage between Brean Down and Wales is set to meet the government this month to discuss how to take the project forward without government financial backing. Gareth Woodham is overseeing the Severn Lake project.
Get your Xmas tree recycled
A CHRISTMAS tree recycling service is being launched in Burnham-On-Sea this week, with all proceeds going to charity. Keith Mitchell from Winchester Road will be collecting Christmas trees across the Burnham area during the weekend of January 8th and 9th.
A CHRISTMAS tree recycling service is being launched in Burnham-On-Sea this week, with all proceeds going to charity. Keith Mitchell from Winchester Road will be collecting Christmas trees across the Burnham area during the weekend of January 8th and 9th.
Anglers land haul of cod
A HAUL of cod was reeled in during Burnham's first sea fishing competition of the year on Sunday (January 2nd). A flotilla of more than 15 boats headed out into the Bristol Channel for the day-long contest, which was organised by Burnham Boat Owners Association.
A HAUL of cod was reeled in during Burnham's first sea fishing competition of the year on Sunday (January 2nd). A flotilla of more than 15 boats headed out into the Bristol Channel for the day-long contest, which was organised by Burnham Boat Owners Association.
In photos: Burnham Jingle Run
ALMOST 100 fun runners braved chilly temperatures to take part in Burnham-On-Sea's annual 'Jingle Run' this morning (Sunday, January 2nd). The popular event is usually held before Christmas, but was postponed last month during the town's heavy snowfall and wintry weather.
ALMOST 100 fun runners braved chilly temperatures to take part in Burnham-On-Sea's annual 'Jingle Run' this morning (Sunday, January 2nd). The popular event is usually held before Christmas, but was postponed last month during the town's heavy snowfall and wintry weather.
Wassailing tradition lives on
THE centuries-old Somerset tradition of wassailing - when good health is wished on apple crops for the coming year - is to be performed at two events near Burnham-On-Sea later this month. Rich's Cider in Watchfield is organising its event on Saturday January 15th.
THE centuries-old Somerset tradition of wassailing - when good health is wished on apple crops for the coming year - is to be performed at two events near Burnham-On-Sea later this month. Rich's Cider in Watchfield is organising its event on Saturday January 15th.
Parking charges rise in town
Exclusive: Car parking charges across Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge are set to rise this month. Sedgemoor District Council hiking up the charges at its car parks and street parking bays, including at Burnham's Pier Street Car Park, pictured here. Parking for four hours will rise by 10p, while all-day costs will rise 20p.
Exclusive: Car parking charges across Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge are set to rise this month. Sedgemoor District Council hiking up the charges at its car parks and street parking bays, including at Burnham's Pier Street Car Park, pictured here. Parking for four hours will rise by 10p, while all-day costs will rise 20p.
Brrr-acing sea dip raises cash!
A GROUP of hardy Burnham-On-Sea fundraisers dashed into the icy waters of Bridgwater Bay today (New Year's Day) to take part in a bracing sea dip. Six swimmers took part in the sponsored sea dip from Burnham beach to raise funds for rescue hovercraft charity BARB and the Coastguard Association.
A GROUP of hardy Burnham-On-Sea fundraisers dashed into the icy waters of Bridgwater Bay today (New Year's Day) to take part in a bracing sea dip. Six swimmers took part in the sponsored sea dip from Burnham beach to raise funds for rescue hovercraft charity BARB and the Coastguard Association.
Revellers celebrate New Year
PARTYGOERS in Burnham-On-Sea celebrated the start of 2011 long into the early hours. Local group The Ginger Hitlas played at a sell-out concert in the Railway Inn in Burnham's High Street, the final performance for one of its singers, Curly. The music continued long into the early hours.
PARTYGOERS in Burnham-On-Sea celebrated the start of 2011 long into the early hours. Local group The Ginger Hitlas played at a sell-out concert in the Railway Inn in Burnham's High Street, the final performance for one of its singers, Curly. The music continued long into the early hours.
Councillor is latest car victim
Exclusive: A Burnham-On-Sea county councillor has become the latest victim of a spate of car vandalism in the town. Cllr Peter Burridge-Clayton, pictured, had two wing mirrors stolen from vehicles parked outside his home in Highbridge Road on Thursday night (December 30th).
Exclusive: A Burnham-On-Sea county councillor has become the latest victim of a spate of car vandalism in the town. Cllr Peter Burridge-Clayton, pictured, had two wing mirrors stolen from vehicles parked outside his home in Highbridge Road on Thursday night (December 30th).
Drink drive arrests fall again
POLICE have praised drivers for heeding their warnings not to drink and drive over the festive period. Since December 1st, police have arrested 132 motorists following Operation Tonic stop checks across the force area, which is down on previous years .
POLICE have praised drivers for heeding their warnings not to drink and drive over the festive period. Since December 1st, police have arrested 132 motorists following Operation Tonic stop checks across the force area, which is down on previous years .
Where to celebrate New Year
REVELLERS in Burnham-On-Sea will be able to celebrate the start of 2011 in style with a line-up of entertainment tonight, New Year's Eve. Local group Ginger Hitlas will be in action at the Railway Inn in Burnham High Street, playing a line-up of popular music from 9pm.
REVELLERS in Burnham-On-Sea will be able to celebrate the start of 2011 in style with a line-up of entertainment tonight, New Year's Eve. Local group Ginger Hitlas will be in action at the Railway Inn in Burnham High Street, playing a line-up of popular music from 9pm.
In photos: 2010 in review
WHAT a year! Burnham-On-Sea.com looks back at a dozen of the memorable moments of 2010. It was the year that Burnham and Highbridge got a new MP, saw heavy snowfall on several occasions, and enjoyed great success in the nationwide Britain In Bloom competition.
WHAT a year! Burnham-On-Sea.com looks back at a dozen of the memorable moments of 2010. It was the year that Burnham and Highbridge got a new MP, saw heavy snowfall on several occasions, and enjoyed great success in the nationwide Britain In Bloom competition.
Police appeal after cars attacked
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after five vehicles were vandalised in a Highbridge street earlier this week. The yobs struck in Worston Lane during Boxing Day evening by damaging and removing the wing mirrors of parked cars. Anyone with information should call Crimestoppers.
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after five vehicles were vandalised in a Highbridge street earlier this week. The yobs struck in Worston Lane during Boxing Day evening by damaging and removing the wing mirrors of parked cars. Anyone with information should call Crimestoppers.
New Hinkley group formed
PROTESTERS fighting the expansion of Hinkley Point power station near Burnham-On-Sea have this week joined a new nationwide group that aims to halt the development. Communities Opposed to New Nuclear Energy Development (CONNED) brings together groups across the UK.
PROTESTERS fighting the expansion of Hinkley Point power station near Burnham-On-Sea have this week joined a new nationwide group that aims to halt the development. Communities Opposed to New Nuclear Energy Development (CONNED) brings together groups across the UK.
