Town clock to get fourth face?
HIGHBRIDGE'S crumbling town clock looks set to be replaced with a new four-faced clock in 2012 costing between £20,000 and £25,000. The Town Council confirmed this week that it is awaiting detailed drawings and plans from two clock manufacturers for the new design.
HIGHBRIDGE'S crumbling town clock looks set to be replaced with a new four-faced clock in 2012 costing between £20,000 and £25,000. The Town Council confirmed this week that it is awaiting detailed drawings and plans from two clock manufacturers for the new design.
Carnival spirit keeps going!
THE carnival season may be over until next year, but that's not stopped generous members of Burnham's Hillview Carnival Club building this mini illuminated cart to transport Santa around the streets of the town to raise cash for two good causes over the next fortnight.
THE carnival season may be over until next year, but that's not stopped generous members of Burnham's Hillview Carnival Club building this mini illuminated cart to transport Santa around the streets of the town to raise cash for two good causes over the next fortnight.
Anger over wind farm 'tactics'
PROTESTERS fighting energy firm Ecotricity's controversial plans to build a new wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea have expressed their concern at the 'tactics' being used by the firm after it lodged its formal planning application this week. Ecotricity's plans for the Black Ditch site outside East Huntspill have been slightly amended to include four turbines instead of five.
PROTESTERS fighting energy firm Ecotricity's controversial plans to build a new wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea have expressed their concern at the 'tactics' being used by the firm after it lodged its formal planning application this week. Ecotricity's plans for the Black Ditch site outside East Huntspill have been slightly amended to include four turbines instead of five.
One arrest after drugs checks
Exclusive: Over 100 people were screened for drugs use during a series of police checks at two Burnham-On-Sea night clubs at the weekend. Officers carried out the checks on partygoers at Michael's Bar on The Esplanade and Skye Bar on Burnham-On-Sea High Street.
Exclusive: Over 100 people were screened for drugs use during a series of police checks at two Burnham-On-Sea night clubs at the weekend. Officers carried out the checks on partygoers at Michael's Bar on The Esplanade and Skye Bar on Burnham-On-Sea High Street.
Joe wins Rotary chef contest
HOME economics students at King Alfred School in Highbridge have been putting their catering skills to the test by competing in the first round of the annual Rotary Young Chef Competition, organised by Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club. Joe Harrington was judged to be the winner.
HOME economics students at King Alfred School in Highbridge have been putting their catering skills to the test by competing in the first round of the annual Rotary Young Chef Competition, organised by Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club. Joe Harrington was judged to be the winner.
Traders fined for alcohol sales
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have welcomed a court's decision to fine two traders in the town caught selling alcohol to under-age drinkers. Ismet Dogan from Zara's Mini Market in Abingdon Street pleaded guilty to selling alcohol to a person under 18 before Sedgemoor Magistrates.
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have welcomed a court's decision to fine two traders in the town caught selling alcohol to under-age drinkers. Ismet Dogan from Zara's Mini Market in Abingdon Street pleaded guilty to selling alcohol to a person under 18 before Sedgemoor Magistrates.
Eric 'recovering' after attack
A BURNHAM-On-Sea town councillor who has spent the past month in hospital after suffering a serious heart attack is slowly recovering, the town's Mayor said on Monday night (December 6th). Cllr Eric Gill suffered the attack at the start of November, shocking fellow councillors.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea town councillor who has spent the past month in hospital after suffering a serious heart attack is slowly recovering, the town's Mayor said on Monday night (December 6th). Cllr Eric Gill suffered the attack at the start of November, shocking fellow councillors.
Booze ban to cover both towns
Exclusive: All public areas in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge look set to become alcohol-free zones after a police proposal was unanimously approved by town councillors on Monday evening (December 6th). Officers are keen to see the existing no drinking by-law covering several streets extended to cover the whole of Burnham and Highbridge.
Exclusive: All public areas in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge look set to become alcohol-free zones after a police proposal was unanimously approved by town councillors on Monday evening (December 6th). Officers are keen to see the existing no drinking by-law covering several streets extended to cover the whole of Burnham and Highbridge.
Fears over bus service cuts
Exclusive: A town councillor has warned this week that many bus services in the Burnham-On-Sea area are under threat due to the County Council's budget cuts. Cllr Chris Williams says six services in Burnham and Highbridge are at risk because the council is due to announce huge cuts to its subsidies.
Exclusive: A town councillor has warned this week that many bus services in the Burnham-On-Sea area are under threat due to the County Council's budget cuts. Cllr Chris Williams says six services in Burnham and Highbridge are at risk because the council is due to announce huge cuts to its subsidies.
Big band festive music in town
BURNHAM and Highbridge Band will hold their annual Christmas concert on Sunday 19th December at 7.45pm in the town's Princess Theatre. This is a regular, popular performance and the last three years' events have proved to be so popular that they have been almost total sell-outs.
BURNHAM and Highbridge Band will hold their annual Christmas concert on Sunday 19th December at 7.45pm in the town's Princess Theatre. This is a regular, popular performance and the last three years' events have proved to be so popular that they have been almost total sell-outs.
Tories select Knoll candidates
THE Conservative Candidates who will contest next year's district council elections in the new Brent Knoll ward, covering Brent Knoll, part of Burnham Without, East Brent, East Huntspill and Lympsham, have this week been selected by the party's members.
THE Conservative Candidates who will contest next year's district council elections in the new Brent Knoll ward, covering Brent Knoll, part of Burnham Without, East Brent, East Huntspill and Lympsham, have this week been selected by the party's members.
Community centre refurb begins
Exclusive: A MAJOR £150,000 project to refurbish Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre has got underway this week. The building in Berrow Road - which is home to over 60 groups - is being given an overhaul and work is scheduled to finish next April. The historic building will be given a new lease of life with improvements to the kitchens and toilets.
Exclusive: A MAJOR £150,000 project to refurbish Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre has got underway this week. The building in Berrow Road - which is home to over 60 groups - is being given an overhaul and work is scheduled to finish next April. The historic building will be given a new lease of life with improvements to the kitchens and toilets.
Footpath protesters issue appeal
Exclusive: CAMPAIGNERS calling for a new footpath to be introduced along Berrow's Coast Road have this week urged local people to put pressure on Somerset County Council to include the project in its new transport policy. Their plea comes as Somerset County Council this month starts a public consultation about its Future Transport Plan.
Exclusive: CAMPAIGNERS calling for a new footpath to be introduced along Berrow's Coast Road have this week urged local people to put pressure on Somerset County Council to include the project in its new transport policy. Their plea comes as Somerset County Council this month starts a public consultation about its Future Transport Plan.
New landlords for town pub
THE future of a long-running pub in Highbridge has been secured after new lease holders took over it this week. Sue and Chris Jefferies have become the new landlords at The Globe in Newtown Road. The couple say it is an "honour" to take over the historic town centre pub.
THE future of a long-running pub in Highbridge has been secured after new lease holders took over it this week. Sue and Chris Jefferies have become the new landlords at The Globe in Newtown Road. The couple say it is an "honour" to take over the historic town centre pub.
Musical Christmas lights lit up
A UNIQUE Christmas display of more than 10,000 lights whose sequence is determined by the beats of festive tunes, has been switched on in Burnham-On-Sea. Keith and Jane Mitchell have switched on their impressive display at their Winchester Road home.
A UNIQUE Christmas display of more than 10,000 lights whose sequence is determined by the beats of festive tunes, has been switched on in Burnham-On-Sea. Keith and Jane Mitchell have switched on their impressive display at their Winchester Road home.
Santa drops in at kids centre
HIGHBRIDGE Children's Centre staff and families have begun their seasonal celebrations with a festive fayre. Its Christmas Fayre saw in the region of 150 visitors and guests being treated to a wide variety of stalls run by staff, volunteers and parents - and a visit by Santa.
HIGHBRIDGE Children's Centre staff and families have begun their seasonal celebrations with a festive fayre. Its Christmas Fayre saw in the region of 150 visitors and guests being treated to a wide variety of stalls run by staff, volunteers and parents - and a visit by Santa.
Rotarians spring into action
ROADSIDES in Burnham-On-Sea are set to burst into colour next Spring after hundreds of bulbs were planted on Sunday morning (December 5th). Several sackfuls of daffodil bulbs were buried along the grass verges of the town's Frank Foley Parkway and Queens Drive.
ROADSIDES in Burnham-On-Sea are set to burst into colour next Spring after hundreds of bulbs were planted on Sunday morning (December 5th). Several sackfuls of daffodil bulbs were buried along the grass verges of the town's Frank Foley Parkway and Queens Drive.
Drink drive warning issued
MOTORISTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area who drink and drive risk big fines and prison terms if caught, police have warned this week. The stark warning was issued by Avon and Somerset Constabulary as it launched its annual Christmas drink driving campaign.
MOTORISTS in the Burnham-On-Sea area who drink and drive risk big fines and prison terms if caught, police have warned this week. The stark warning was issued by Avon and Somerset Constabulary as it launched its annual Christmas drink driving campaign.
Artists support Indian school
AN exhibition of paintings and photos by local artists in Burnham-On-Sea raised more than £200 for an Indian school when it was held on Saturday (December 4th). Dozens of people attended the fundraising 'R-Tex' and bric-a-brac sale at Burnham's Baptist Church.
AN exhibition of paintings and photos by local artists in Burnham-On-Sea raised more than £200 for an Indian school when it was held on Saturday (December 4th). Dozens of people attended the fundraising 'R-Tex' and bric-a-brac sale at Burnham's Baptist Church.
MP backs permanent clocks change
Burnham-On-Sea's MP has this week voted in favour of the UK's clocks being permanently moved forward by an hour. She supported proposals to permanently move the clocks forward, saying it would save money and lives, generate jobs and boost tourism.
Burnham-On-Sea's MP has this week voted in favour of the UK's clocks being permanently moved forward by an hour. She supported proposals to permanently move the clocks forward, saying it would save money and lives, generate jobs and boost tourism.
Couple light up for 10th year
A BURNHAM -On-Sea couple switched on their spectacular annual display of 20,000 Christmas lights for a tenth year on Saturday (December 4th). Mike Perrin and wife Denice of Wilde Close decorate their home to raise funds for St Margaret's Hospice.
A BURNHAM -On-Sea couple switched on their spectacular annual display of 20,000 Christmas lights for a tenth year on Saturday (December 4th). Mike Perrin and wife Denice of Wilde Close decorate their home to raise funds for St Margaret's Hospice.
Christmas cheer across town!
Photo Special: BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were among the local people getting in a festive mood on Saturday (December 4th) when they attended a number of Christmas events in our area. Christmas fairs and coffee mornings were among the events.
Photo Special: BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were among the local people getting in a festive mood on Saturday (December 4th) when they attended a number of Christmas events in our area. Christmas fairs and coffee mornings were among the events.
Sea water gets EU thumbs-up
Exclusive: The quality of sea water in Burnham-On-Sea, Brean and Berrow has been praised this week after meeting strict EU guidelines in a new survey by the Environment Agency. The Environment Agency's staff, pictured on their visit to Burnham earlier this year, take 20 samples from beaches throughout the bathing season from May to September.
Exclusive: The quality of sea water in Burnham-On-Sea, Brean and Berrow has been praised this week after meeting strict EU guidelines in a new survey by the Environment Agency. The Environment Agency's staff, pictured on their visit to Burnham earlier this year, take 20 samples from beaches throughout the bathing season from May to September.
Free gift giveaway at pier
CHILDREN in Burnham-On-Sea will be able to claim a free Christmas present from the town's pier when it holds a festive give-away during December. Bosses at Burnham-On-Sea Pavilion on The Esplanade are giving all children who register in advance a free gift.
CHILDREN in Burnham-On-Sea will be able to claim a free Christmas present from the town's pier when it holds a festive give-away during December. Bosses at Burnham-On-Sea Pavilion on The Esplanade are giving all children who register in advance a free gift.
Busy day of Christmas events
A BUSY day of Christmas events is being held in the Burnham-On-Sea area today (Saturday, December 4th). The events include several Christmas fayres, coffee mornings, a festive craft fayre in aid of charity, a lights switch-on and several appearances by Santa Claus!
A BUSY day of Christmas events is being held in the Burnham-On-Sea area today (Saturday, December 4th). The events include several Christmas fayres, coffee mornings, a festive craft fayre in aid of charity, a lights switch-on and several appearances by Santa Claus!
Singer Ellie reaches finals
UP-and-coming young singer Ellie Rialas from Mark, near Burnham-On-Sea, is among 13 young bands and musicians who have reached the semi-finals of a regional music competition. Ellie has been competing in 'Live and Unsigned', a competition run by Avon and Somerset Police.
UP-and-coming young singer Ellie Rialas from Mark, near Burnham-On-Sea, is among 13 young bands and musicians who have reached the semi-finals of a regional music competition. Ellie has been competing in 'Live and Unsigned', a competition run by Avon and Somerset Police.
New community choir formed
DOZENS of local people have formed a new community choir in Burnham-On-Sea. Almost 50 people attended the group's first singing session at Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre in Berrow Road - and a further session is now being planned for early in the New Year.
DOZENS of local people have formed a new community choir in Burnham-On-Sea. Almost 50 people attended the group's first singing session at Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre in Berrow Road - and a further session is now being planned for early in the New Year.
Group packs survival boxes
DOZENS of survival boxes for use in disaster zones across the world have been created by members of Burnham-On-Sea's Inner Wheel Club this week. Rita Jolliffe, Sue Newbery and President Janet Breed helped pack the Water Survival Boxes during a special session earlier this week.
DOZENS of survival boxes for use in disaster zones across the world have been created by members of Burnham-On-Sea's Inner Wheel Club this week. Rita Jolliffe, Sue Newbery and President Janet Breed helped pack the Water Survival Boxes during a special session earlier this week.
£85k revamp for restaurant
Exclusive: A popular Italian restaurant in Burnham-On-Sea has re-opened this week after an £85,000 refurbishment. La Vela in Abingdon Street has re-opened its doors after a two-month makeover that has seen it get a new look and introduce a new menu.
Exclusive: A popular Italian restaurant in Burnham-On-Sea has re-opened this week after an £85,000 refurbishment. La Vela in Abingdon Street has re-opened its doors after a two-month makeover that has seen it get a new look and introduce a new menu.
£300,000 pool project takes shape
Exclusive: Work to create a £300,000 expansion of Burnham-On-Sea's swimming pool stepped closer to completion this week. The steel structure of the new building at the front of Burnham Swim and Sports Academy in Berrow Road swung into place, as pictured, as the new pool and two-storey fitness complex started to take shape.
Exclusive: Work to create a £300,000 expansion of Burnham-On-Sea's swimming pool stepped closer to completion this week. The steel structure of the new building at the front of Burnham Swim and Sports Academy in Berrow Road swung into place, as pictured, as the new pool and two-storey fitness complex started to take shape.
Town restaurant calls it a day
A BURNHAM-On-Sea town centre restaurant which opened its doors for business in March has shut down this week. Truly Scrumptious at 20 College Street has closed after struggling to attract enough customers, the third such business to close there in the past three years.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea town centre restaurant which opened its doors for business in March has shut down this week. Truly Scrumptious at 20 College Street has closed after struggling to attract enough customers, the third such business to close there in the past three years.
PM meets Sedgemoor boss
SEDGEMOOR District Council's leader has discussed the challenges facing local authorities with Prime Minister David Cameron during a visit to Downing Street. Council Leader Duncan McGinty and Chief Executive Kerry Rickards were invited to Number 10 alongside other council bosses.
SEDGEMOOR District Council's leader has discussed the challenges facing local authorities with Prime Minister David Cameron during a visit to Downing Street. Council Leader Duncan McGinty and Chief Executive Kerry Rickards were invited to Number 10 alongside other council bosses.
Mum's Xmas gift is a new boy!
DELIGHTED Amy Furber has already had the ultimate surprise Christmas gift - a new baby boy. The 19-year-old from East Huntspill has given birth to tiny David just a fortnight after discovering she was pregnant. She had no idea she was expecting.
DELIGHTED Amy Furber has already had the ultimate surprise Christmas gift - a new baby boy. The 19-year-old from East Huntspill has given birth to tiny David just a fortnight after discovering she was pregnant. She had no idea she was expecting.
Fire crews rescue stranded horse
A STRANDED horse was rescued by Burnham-On-Sea fire crews after it got into difficulty in a ditch in the village of Mark on Thursday morning (December 2nd). Crews were called to Vole Road in Mark when a farmer raised the alarm after finding the animal stuck.
A STRANDED horse was rescued by Burnham-On-Sea fire crews after it got into difficulty in a ditch in the village of Mark on Thursday morning (December 2nd). Crews were called to Vole Road in Mark when a farmer raised the alarm after finding the animal stuck.
Town survey 'not representative'
Exclusive: A survey which shows there is strong support among of Burnham-On-Sea residents for a proposed vehicle-free area in the town's High Street has been drawn into question this week. Just 23 people sent back feedback to the district council by the end of a formal consultation period on the proposed partial pedestrianisation of the High Street.
Exclusive: A survey which shows there is strong support among of Burnham-On-Sea residents for a proposed vehicle-free area in the town's High Street has been drawn into question this week. Just 23 people sent back feedback to the district council by the end of a formal consultation period on the proposed partial pedestrianisation of the High Street.
Flats approved at former club
Exclusive: A FORMER gentleman's club in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea will be turned into four new flats after the district council this week approved the scheme. The former Burnham Institute in Regent Street will be converted into two and one bed flats.
Exclusive: A FORMER gentleman's club in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea will be turned into four new flats after the district council this week approved the scheme. The former Burnham Institute in Regent Street will be converted into two and one bed flats.
Trinity Rise lights up for Xmas
A BURNHAM-On-Sea cul-de-sac whose stunning display of Christmas lights has been featured in the national media has this week burst into festive colour. A large crowd of people saw Trinity Close switch on its decorations on Wednesday evening (December 1st).
A BURNHAM-On-Sea cul-de-sac whose stunning display of Christmas lights has been featured in the national media has this week burst into festive colour. A large crowd of people saw Trinity Close switch on its decorations on Wednesday evening (December 1st).
Child abuse suspect on the run
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea man who is facing trial on 26 child sex charges has gone on the run, police have admitted this week. Police said Robert Hands, pictured, was last seen in July and also said the 53-year-old "may be a danger to the public". An appeal has been issued to find him.
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea man who is facing trial on 26 child sex charges has gone on the run, police have admitted this week. Police said Robert Hands, pictured, was last seen in July and also said the 53-year-old "may be a danger to the public". An appeal has been issued to find him.
Santa's sleigh rides for charity
A NEW tourist hovercraft which has been designed to look like Santa's Sleigh started offering pleasure trips along Burnham-On-Sea beach on Wednesday (December 1st). The service, run by Hovabout, is offering families rides along the beach up to Christmas for charity.
A NEW tourist hovercraft which has been designed to look like Santa's Sleigh started offering pleasure trips along Burnham-On-Sea beach on Wednesday (December 1st). The service, run by Hovabout, is offering families rides along the beach up to Christmas for charity.
Two injured in M5 accident
TWO people were rushed to hospital with suspected neck injuries following an accident which partially closed the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday (December 1st). Two lanes of the southbound carriageway were closed near junction 23, as pictured here, after the two-car collision.
TWO people were rushed to hospital with suspected neck injuries following an accident which partially closed the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday (December 1st). Two lanes of the southbound carriageway were closed near junction 23, as pictured here, after the two-car collision.
Harry Potter 7 arrives at The Ritz
BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews one of the latest films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema in Victoria Street. This week, she reviews the much-anticipated Harry Potter 7. Read more of Molly's reviews of films showing in Burnham here on Burnham-On-Sea.com each week.
BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews one of the latest films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema in Victoria Street. This week, she reviews the much-anticipated Harry Potter 7. Read more of Molly's reviews of films showing in Burnham here on Burnham-On-Sea.com each week.
Santa's sleigh is a hovercraft!
A NEW tourist hovercraft that's designed to look like Santa's Sleigh will be offering pleasure trips along Burnham-On-Sea beach from today (Wednesday, December 1st). Hovercraft operator Hovabout is offering children the chance to ride on the sleigh over the next four weeks.
A NEW tourist hovercraft that's designed to look like Santa's Sleigh will be offering pleasure trips along Burnham-On-Sea beach from today (Wednesday, December 1st). Hovercraft operator Hovabout is offering children the chance to ride on the sleigh over the next four weeks.
Butlins considering Pontin's bid?
BUTLINS is reportedly among the potential bidders interested in buying collapsed holiday park firm Pontin's, which runs a park at Brean. A national newspaper has this week named Butlins as one of the possible bidders for Pontin's, which went into administration almost three weeks ago.
BUTLINS is reportedly among the potential bidders interested in buying collapsed holiday park firm Pontin's, which runs a park at Brean. A national newspaper has this week named Butlins as one of the possible bidders for Pontin's, which went into administration almost three weeks ago.
Success for tennis youngsters
YOUNG tennis players at Burnham-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club have been celebrating success this week. Megan Rundle travelled to Taunton where she confidently won all her round robin matches against the other girls taking part in the Tony Pryce Series tournament.
YOUNG tennis players at Burnham-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club have been celebrating success this week. Megan Rundle travelled to Taunton where she confidently won all her round robin matches against the other girls taking part in the Tony Pryce Series tournament.
Hinkley application submitted
EDF Energy has this week submitted a planning application for site preparation works which may in turn lead to the construction and operation of a new power station at Hinkley Point, near Burnham-On-Sea. The firm announced the plan on Tuesday (November 30th).
EDF Energy has this week submitted a planning application for site preparation works which may in turn lead to the construction and operation of a new power station at Hinkley Point, near Burnham-On-Sea. The firm announced the plan on Tuesday (November 30th).
Town centre gets power wash
PAVEMENTS in Burnham-On-Sea town centre have had their regular bi-annual wash and brush up this week. Sedgemoor District Council’s Clean Surroundings contractors, Powerclean, have been washing Burnham's main town centre High Street ahead of the Xmas shopping season.
PAVEMENTS in Burnham-On-Sea town centre have had their regular bi-annual wash and brush up this week. Sedgemoor District Council’s Clean Surroundings contractors, Powerclean, have been washing Burnham's main town centre High Street ahead of the Xmas shopping season.
Fire crew offer blanket checks
FIREFIGHTERS in Burnham-On-Sea are to hold free electric blanket testing sessions for residents in an effort to reduce accidental fires. Residents can take their electric blankets to Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station on Wednesday 15th December to have them safety checked.
FIREFIGHTERS in Burnham-On-Sea are to hold free electric blanket testing sessions for residents in an effort to reduce accidental fires. Residents can take their electric blankets to Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station on Wednesday 15th December to have them safety checked.
Blanket of snow for Burnham
In photos: BURNHAM -On-Sea was covered in a blanket of snow this morning (Tuesday, November 30th) as the cold wintery weather continued. A quarter of an inch of snow fell during the early hours of the day, covering streets and pavements and creating some icy scenes.
In photos: BURNHAM -On-Sea was covered in a blanket of snow this morning (Tuesday, November 30th) as the cold wintery weather continued. A quarter of an inch of snow fell during the early hours of the day, covering streets and pavements and creating some icy scenes.
Swan rescued from icy lake
A SWAN was rescued from a frozen lake at Highbridge's Apex Wildlife Park on Monday evening (November 29th) after it became trapped in the ice. Wildlife carers from East Huntspill's Secret World called on the help of Burnham rescue charity BARB to help reach the stricken bird.
A SWAN was rescued from a frozen lake at Highbridge's Apex Wildlife Park on Monday evening (November 29th) after it became trapped in the ice. Wildlife carers from East Huntspill's Secret World called on the help of Burnham rescue charity BARB to help reach the stricken bird.
Tourist centre group unveiled
Exclusive: Over a dozen volunteers have this week come forward to offer their help in running Burnham-On-Sea's tourist information centre from next spring. A public meeting was held in the town on Monday evening (November 29th) when the newly-created BIARS formed its volunteer management team.
Exclusive: Over a dozen volunteers have this week come forward to offer their help in running Burnham-On-Sea's tourist information centre from next spring. A public meeting was held in the town on Monday evening (November 29th) when the newly-created BIARS formed its volunteer management team.
