Church renovation fundraiser
A CHRISTMAS-themed concert to raise money for a Burnham-On-Sea church's restoration fund will be held in December. St Andrew's Church Choir and Sunday School will perform 'A Night Of Miracles' at St Andrew's Church on Sunday December 12th.
A CHRISTMAS-themed concert to raise money for a Burnham-On-Sea church's restoration fund will be held in December. St Andrew's Church Choir and Sunday School will perform 'A Night Of Miracles' at St Andrew's Church on Sunday December 12th.
Beauty and the Beast in town
FINAL rehearsals are underway at Burnham-On-Sea's Excellent Entertainment Society as it prepares for its annual autumn show. This year's performance is Disney’s musical Beauty and the Beast, which opens in the Princess Theatre on Saturday 20th November.
FINAL rehearsals are underway at Burnham-On-Sea's Excellent Entertainment Society as it prepares for its annual autumn show. This year's performance is Disney’s musical Beauty and the Beast, which opens in the Princess Theatre on Saturday 20th November.
Final recycling roll-out begins
THE final roll-out of a new waste recycling service is due to be completed across the Burnham-On-Sea area over the next few weeks. The final phase of homes being added to the Sort It Plus kerbside collections will commence next week and then the whole of Sedgemoor will be covered.
THE final roll-out of a new waste recycling service is due to be completed across the Burnham-On-Sea area over the next few weeks. The final phase of homes being added to the Sort It Plus kerbside collections will commence next week and then the whole of Sedgemoor will be covered.
Car park arrests after death
Exclusive: TWO men were arrested in this pub car park in East Brent, near Burnham-On-Sea, following the death of an elderly pedestrian in a hit-and-run car crash in Weston on Monday (November 15th). Officers swooped on the two 47 year-old men outside the Brent House Carvery in East Brent.
Exclusive: TWO men were arrested in this pub car park in East Brent, near Burnham-On-Sea, following the death of an elderly pedestrian in a hit-and-run car crash in Weston on Monday (November 15th). Officers swooped on the two 47 year-old men outside the Brent House Carvery in East Brent.
400 Brue Farm homes backed
A PERIOD of public consultation is to be held for residents in Highbridge to air their views on proposals to build 400 new homes in the town. Sedgemoor District Council's Executive voted on Wednesday (November 17th) in favour of a formal consultation to invite feedback.
A PERIOD of public consultation is to be held for residents in Highbridge to air their views on proposals to build 400 new homes in the town. Sedgemoor District Council's Executive voted on Wednesday (November 17th) in favour of a formal consultation to invite feedback.
New pylons could go sub-sea
NATIONAL Grid has this week confirmed that it is reconsidering burying its controversial new power lines under the Bristol Channel instead of running them across the Somerset countryside near Burnham-On-Sea from Hinkley Point power station to Avonmouth on the outskirts of Bristol.
NATIONAL Grid has this week confirmed that it is reconsidering burying its controversial new power lines under the Bristol Channel instead of running them across the Somerset countryside near Burnham-On-Sea from Hinkley Point power station to Avonmouth on the outskirts of Bristol.
What's on at The Ritz cinema
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 hilarious film Due Date. 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 hilarious film Due Date. Read more of Molly's reviews of films showing in Burnham here on Burnham-On-Sea.com each week.
Anti-social behaviour falls
ANTI-social behaviour in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge has dropped by over a third during the past two years, police have announced this week. From 2008-2009 there was a recorded drop in anti-social behaviour calls of 8.29 per cent and a further drop of 31.88 per cent from 2009–2010.
ANTI-social behaviour in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge has dropped by over a third during the past two years, police have announced this week. From 2008-2009 there was a recorded drop in anti-social behaviour calls of 8.29 per cent and a further drop of 31.88 per cent from 2009–2010.
Acclaimed singer at the Ritz
ACCLAIMED singer-songwriter Phil King will be performing a concert at Burnham-On-Sea's Ritz Acoustic Club this Thursday (November 18th). A huge favourite at the town's annual FolkFest, Phil has also played his 'folky, bluesy' songs at several festivals including Glastonbury.
ACCLAIMED singer-songwriter Phil King will be performing a concert at Burnham-On-Sea's Ritz Acoustic Club this Thursday (November 18th). A huge favourite at the town's annual FolkFest, Phil has also played his 'folky, bluesy' songs at several festivals including Glastonbury.
Over 40 bidders line up for Pontin's
MORE than 40 potential bidders have already shown an interest in taking over crisis-hit Pontin's, including its holiday park in Brean. Reports in the financial media state that an Indian millionaire is among the dozens of 'serious players' who are considering bids for Pontin's, which Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last week has fallen into administration.
MORE than 40 potential bidders have already shown an interest in taking over crisis-hit Pontin's, including its holiday park in Brean. Reports in the financial media state that an Indian millionaire is among the dozens of 'serious players' who are considering bids for Pontin's, which Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last week has fallen into administration.
Rotary's Christmas gift appeal
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club have launched their annual Christmas toy appeal in Highbridge this week. The club is encouraging shoppers at the Asda supermarket in the town to donate Christmas gifts to under-privileged children of any age until December 13th.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club have launched their annual Christmas toy appeal in Highbridge this week. The club is encouraging shoppers at the Asda supermarket in the town to donate Christmas gifts to under-privileged children of any age until December 13th.
Winning end to carnival season
Burnham-On-Sea's carnival float made one final appearance on Monday evening (November 15th) when it bowed out with a win on the final night of the carnival season in Weston-super-Mare. Hillview Juvenile Carnival Club's cart, called The Show, wended its way along Weston's streets and seafront, as pictured, in front of big crowds.
Burnham-On-Sea's carnival float made one final appearance on Monday evening (November 15th) when it bowed out with a win on the final night of the carnival season in Weston-super-Mare. Hillview Juvenile Carnival Club's cart, called The Show, wended its way along Weston's streets and seafront, as pictured, in front of big crowds.
'No homes on wedge til 2026'
Exclusive: COUNCILLORS in Burnham-On-Sea have tried to reassure residents that a 'green wedge' of land on the outskirts of the town is not set to be turned into new homes any time soon. It comes despite several 'for sale' boards appearing in the fields this week.
Exclusive: COUNCILLORS in Burnham-On-Sea have tried to reassure residents that a 'green wedge' of land on the outskirts of the town is not set to be turned into new homes any time soon. It comes despite several 'for sale' boards appearing in the fields this week.
Stolen car in Burnham crash
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have appealed for witnesses after the driver of this stolen car was involved in a town centre crash at the weekend. Police recovered the damaged stolen car in Steart Drive, which was initially seen at a collision in Victoria Street several minutes earlier.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have appealed for witnesses after the driver of this stolen car was involved in a town centre crash at the weekend. Police recovered the damaged stolen car in Steart Drive, which was initially seen at a collision in Victoria Street several minutes earlier.
Your views on 'wedge' sale
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea.com readers have given a big 'thumbs down' to the news that more than 60 acres of fields - described by the district council as a 'green wedge' - next to Burnham-On-Sea's Queens Drive has gone on sale this week. We give a feedback of the views.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea.com readers have given a big 'thumbs down' to the news that more than 60 acres of fields - described by the district council as a 'green wedge' - next to Burnham-On-Sea's Queens Drive has gone on sale this week. We give a feedback of the views.
Mia gets VIP Santa treatment
A VERY special schoolgirl from Mark received VIP treatment when she opened Santa’s grotto at Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World on Saturday (November 13th). Mia Marshall, 7, was chosen to officially open the centre's annual festive grotto by cutting a ribbon with Santa.
A VERY special schoolgirl from Mark received VIP treatment when she opened Santa’s grotto at Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World on Saturday (November 13th). Mia Marshall, 7, was chosen to officially open the centre's annual festive grotto by cutting a ribbon with Santa.
Town's 'green wedge' goes on sale
Exclusive: MORE than 60 acres of fields next to Burnham-On-Sea's Queens Drive - described by the district council as a 'green wedge' - have gone on sale this week. 'For sale' boards have sprung up along the main road connecting Burnham-On-Sea's Love Lane with the Edithmead M5 roundabout, as pictured here.
Exclusive: MORE than 60 acres of fields next to Burnham-On-Sea's Queens Drive - described by the district council as a 'green wedge' - have gone on sale this week. 'For sale' boards have sprung up along the main road connecting Burnham-On-Sea's Love Lane with the Edithmead M5 roundabout, as pictured here.
Great Wall walk raises £3k
A TEENAGE fundraiser from Burnham-On-Sea has raised more than £3,000 for a local charity by walking 80km of The Great Wall of China. Kieran Bird, 18, has just returned home after completing his amazing trek along the world-renowned landmark in aid of St Margaret's Hospice.
A TEENAGE fundraiser from Burnham-On-Sea has raised more than £3,000 for a local charity by walking 80km of The Great Wall of China. Kieran Bird, 18, has just returned home after completing his amazing trek along the world-renowned landmark in aid of St Margaret's Hospice.
Sand yachts run out of puff!
CALM weather led to the UK's National Sand Yachting Championships being cancelled on Brean Beach this weekend. The two-day event began on Saturday morning and although the light winds initially allowed two races to be completed during the early part of the day, as pictured.
CALM weather led to the UK's National Sand Yachting Championships being cancelled on Brean Beach this weekend. The two-day event began on Saturday morning and although the light winds initially allowed two races to be completed during the early part of the day, as pictured.
In photos: Highbridge Remembrance Day
RESIDENTS in Highbridge marked Remembrance Day with a short parade, a service at St John's Church and a wreath-laying ceremony at the town's war memorial. Highbridge Mayor Michael Clarke, Mayores Maria Clarke and County Councillor John Woodman were among the dignataries.
RESIDENTS in Highbridge marked Remembrance Day with a short parade, a service at St John's Church and a wreath-laying ceremony at the town's war memorial. Highbridge Mayor Michael Clarke, Mayores Maria Clarke and County Councillor John Woodman were among the dignataries.
In photos: Burnham Remembrance Day
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were among 200 dignitaries, representatives of local groups and residents who gathered at Burnham-On-Sea's war memorial on Sunday morning (November 14th) to mark Remembrance Day. The Burnham branch of The Royal British Legion organised the ceremony.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were among 200 dignitaries, representatives of local groups and residents who gathered at Burnham-On-Sea's war memorial on Sunday morning (November 14th) to mark Remembrance Day. The Burnham branch of The Royal British Legion organised the ceremony.
Residents air homes concerns
Exclusive: OVER 40 residents attended a 'crisis meeting' in Highbridge on Friday (November 12th) to hear more about Sedgemoor District Council's controversial plans to bring hundreds of new homes to the town over the next two decades. The meeting at Morland Community Hall was organised by Highbridge Residents Association.
Exclusive: OVER 40 residents attended a 'crisis meeting' in Highbridge on Friday (November 12th) to hear more about Sedgemoor District Council's controversial plans to bring hundreds of new homes to the town over the next two decades. The meeting at Morland Community Hall was organised by Highbridge Residents Association.
Towns remember war dead
Remembrance services will be held in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge today (Sunday, November 14th) as residents pay tribute to the armed forces. The Burnham branch of The Royal British Legion is holding a Remembrance Day ceremony at the town's War Memorial in Love Lane at 11am.
Remembrance services will be held in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge today (Sunday, November 14th) as residents pay tribute to the armed forces. The Burnham branch of The Royal British Legion is holding a Remembrance Day ceremony at the town's War Memorial in Love Lane at 11am.
Race night boosts good causes
THOUSANDS of pounds was raised towards the cost of Burnham-On-Sea's Christmas Lights and the new charity that is taking over the town's Tourist Information Centre during a fundraising night on Friday (November 12th). Dozens of supporters flocked to the race night at the Oak Tree Arena.
THOUSANDS of pounds was raised towards the cost of Burnham-On-Sea's Christmas Lights and the new charity that is taking over the town's Tourist Information Centre during a fundraising night on Friday (November 12th). Dozens of supporters flocked to the race night at the Oak Tree Arena.
Burnham In Bloom Awards
Photo Special: DOZENS of Burnham-On-Sea residents were presented with awards when the town's annual Britain In Bloom ceremony was held on Friday evening (November 12th). Almost 100 residents and business owners crowded into the town council chambers.
Photo Special: DOZENS of Burnham-On-Sea residents were presented with awards when the town's annual Britain In Bloom ceremony was held on Friday evening (November 12th). Almost 100 residents and business owners crowded into the town council chambers.
Hillview wins first at Wells
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club had a successful night at Wells Carnival on Friday (November 12th) when it scooped first place. The club's cart, The Show, won the juvenile category at Wells, which was its first place of the carnival season so far.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club had a successful night at Wells Carnival on Friday (November 12th) when it scooped first place. The club's cart, The Show, won the juvenile category at Wells, which was its first place of the carnival season so far.
Group makes song and dance!
WELL-known songs and dances from popular musicals and movies will be performed at Burnham-On-Sea's Curtain Call School of Performing Arts annual winter show on Saturday November 13th. 'It's Show Time' will feature many toe-tapping favourites from familiar musicals and films.
WELL-known songs and dances from popular musicals and movies will be performed at Burnham-On-Sea's Curtain Call School of Performing Arts annual winter show on Saturday November 13th. 'It's Show Time' will feature many toe-tapping favourites from familiar musicals and films.
Pontin's jobs are 'safe for now'
STAFF at Pontin's holiday park in Brean have been reassured their jobs are safe for now, despite the firm going into administration on Friday evening (November 12th). The chain of holiday camps announced it had called in administrators after suffering badly during the economic downturn.
STAFF at Pontin's holiday park in Brean have been reassured their jobs are safe for now, despite the firm going into administration on Friday evening (November 12th). The chain of holiday camps announced it had called in administrators after suffering badly during the economic downturn.
Royal award for swim coach
A BURNHAM-On-Sea swimming coach has this week received a prestigious award on behalf of Somerset Amateur Swimming Association. Sarah Pusill, the group's Welfare Officer, was presented with The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service for the committee.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea swimming coach has this week received a prestigious award on behalf of Somerset Amateur Swimming Association. Sarah Pusill, the group's Welfare Officer, was presented with The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service for the committee.
High winds cause disruption
GALE force winds caused disruption in the Burnham-On-Sea area during the early hours of this morning (Friday, November 12th). Berrow Road was partially blocked at midnight, as pictured here, after a large willow tree blew over at the junction with Naish Road.
GALE force winds caused disruption in the Burnham-On-Sea area during the early hours of this morning (Friday, November 12th). Berrow Road was partially blocked at midnight, as pictured here, after a large willow tree blew over at the junction with Naish Road.
New sports bursaries on offer
HIGHBRIDGE'S King Alfred School has introduced new sports bursaries for their outstanding 16 sportsmen and women. The annual bursary of £250 is being awarded to all sporty sixth form students who compete at county, national or international level, the school has announced.
HIGHBRIDGE'S King Alfred School has introduced new sports bursaries for their outstanding 16 sportsmen and women. The annual bursary of £250 is being awarded to all sporty sixth form students who compete at county, national or international level, the school has announced.
Crews tackle landfill site blaze
FIREFIGHTERS from Burnham-On-Sea joined fire crews from across the area in tackling a fire at a waste landfill site on Thursday evening (November 11th). Crews were initially called to the Walpole Landfill site, near East Huntspill, on Thursday afternoon - but their work was hampered by strong winds.
FIREFIGHTERS from Burnham-On-Sea joined fire crews from across the area in tackling a fire at a waste landfill site on Thursday evening (November 11th). Crews were initially called to the Walpole Landfill site, near East Huntspill, on Thursday afternoon - but their work was hampered by strong winds.
Berrow pupils enjoy Diwali fun
CHILDREN at Berrow's Primary and Berrow Pre-School have been celebrating Diwali over the past week. The pupils took part in a week-long celebration of Diwali, which ended with a party. The children all made and decorated divas, which they then lit at the special party.
CHILDREN at Berrow's Primary and Berrow Pre-School have been celebrating Diwali over the past week. The pupils took part in a week-long celebration of Diwali, which ended with a party. The children all made and decorated divas, which they then lit at the special party.
In photos: Burnham Armistice Day
Dozens of residents in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge took part in special ceremonies to mark Armistice Day on Thursday (November 11th). The ceremonies took place at Burnham High Street and Highbridge's Memorial Garden to honour all who have fallen since WWI.
Dozens of residents in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge took part in special ceremonies to mark Armistice Day on Thursday (November 11th). The ceremonies took place at Burnham High Street and Highbridge's Memorial Garden to honour all who have fallen since WWI.
Pair left distressed by chase
A FOUR year-old girl and her mother were left in a distressed state in Highbridge after being followed home by an angry stranger, police have said this week. Young Lexie Willetts was walking home with her mum Nichola after visiting a relative last Friday.
A FOUR year-old girl and her mother were left in a distressed state in Highbridge after being followed home by an angry stranger, police have said this week. Young Lexie Willetts was walking home with her mum Nichola after visiting a relative last Friday.
Recycling centre safe for now
HIGHBRIDGE recycling centre is not being considered for closure by cash-strapped Somerset County Council as part of its latest budget cuts, it has been announced this week. The Council has announced that four centres may close across the region, but Highbridge is safe - for now.
HIGHBRIDGE recycling centre is not being considered for closure by cash-strapped Somerset County Council as part of its latest budget cuts, it has been announced this week. The Council has announced that four centres may close across the region, but Highbridge is safe - for now.
Hillview second at Shepton
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club had another good night at Shepton Mallet Carnival on Wednesday (November 10th). The club's float, The Show, won second place in the juvenile category - as it has done at Bridgwater, North Petherton and Burnham-On-Sea.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club had another good night at Shepton Mallet Carnival on Wednesday (November 10th). The club's float, The Show, won second place in the juvenile category - as it has done at Bridgwater, North Petherton and Burnham-On-Sea.
MP hits out at £43m cutbacks
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has joined protesters in calling for Somerset County Council to re-think its decision to make cuts to services totalling more than £43m. Tessa Munt attended a full meeting of the Council in Taunton on Wednesday morning (November 10th).
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has joined protesters in calling for Somerset County Council to re-think its decision to make cuts to services totalling more than £43m. Tessa Munt attended a full meeting of the Council in Taunton on Wednesday morning (November 10th).
£1m boost for town economy
Exclusive: Burnham-On-Sea's tourist economy is set for a £1 million boost next year when two major golf tournaments are held in the town, we can reveal. Burnham and Berrow Golf Club is to host the Brabazon Trophy Championships in June and the National R&A Boys Championships in August.
Exclusive: Burnham-On-Sea's tourist economy is set for a £1 million boost next year when two major golf tournaments are held in the town, we can reveal. Burnham and Berrow Golf Club is to host the Brabazon Trophy Championships in June and the National R&A Boys Championships in August.
Navy man sails into new home
NAVAL Officer Mark Podbury has a strong 'connection' with his brand new home in Highbridge. For Mark has just moved into a new property at Taylor Wimpey’s new development, built on the site of the old Portishead Radio Station, which he communicated with in the 1970s and 1980s.
NAVAL Officer Mark Podbury has a strong 'connection' with his brand new home in Highbridge. For Mark has just moved into a new property at Taylor Wimpey’s new development, built on the site of the old Portishead Radio Station, which he communicated with in the 1970s and 1980s.
Three car accident on A38
Exclusive: The A38 was partially blocked on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Wednesday) following a three-car accident. Fire crews used cutting equipment to remove the roof of one vehicle to gain access to a casualty, who was taken to hospital after the collision at 8.20am.
Exclusive: The A38 was partially blocked on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Wednesday) following a three-car accident. Fire crews used cutting equipment to remove the roof of one vehicle to gain access to a casualty, who was taken to hospital after the collision at 8.20am.
Burnham carnival slide show
SOME of the best moments from this year's Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, held on Monday (November 8th), are captured in this exclusive slide show. Re-visit the highlight of Burnham and Highbridge's entertainment calendar, as seen through the lens of our photographer.
SOME of the best moments from this year's Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, held on Monday (November 8th), are captured in this exclusive slide show. Re-visit the highlight of Burnham and Highbridge's entertainment calendar, as seen through the lens of our photographer.
Dolphin washed up on beach
Exclusive: A WALKER on Brean beach found the body of this small dolphin washed up on the sand earlier this week. Burnham-On-Sea.com reader Laurie Caulton discovered the animal washed up on the sands near Brean Down 50 yards from the beach entry road.
Exclusive: A WALKER on Brean beach found the body of this small dolphin washed up on the sand earlier this week. Burnham-On-Sea.com reader Laurie Caulton discovered the animal washed up on the sands near Brean Down 50 yards from the beach entry road.
Pedestrianisation in jeopardy?
Exclusive: THE future of the controversial project to partially pedestrianise Burnham's High Street could be in doubt following a 'thumbs down' from a group of traders and a lukewarm reception from the public. Over 130 people visited a three-day exhibition held in the town last week.
Exclusive: THE future of the controversial project to partially pedestrianise Burnham's High Street could be in doubt following a 'thumbs down' from a group of traders and a lukewarm reception from the public. Over 130 people visited a three-day exhibition held in the town last week.
£9,400 collected at town carnival
A total of £9,400 was collected for local charities during Monday night's Highbridge and Burnham Carnival - down slightly on last year. Andrew Bryant from Burnham Lions Club, who was among the collectors at the successful event, told Burnham-On-Sea.com the figure was down £500 on last year.
A total of £9,400 was collected for local charities during Monday night's Highbridge and Burnham Carnival - down slightly on last year. Andrew Bryant from Burnham Lions Club, who was among the collectors at the successful event, told Burnham-On-Sea.com the figure was down £500 on last year.
Re-visit historical Burnham
SCENES like these on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront in 1915 will be on display at a special history talk being held in the town on Wednesday night (November 10th). North Sedgemoor Local History Group's latest gathering will be held at King Alfred School's lecture theatre.
SCENES like these on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront in 1915 will be on display at a special history talk being held in the town on Wednesday night (November 10th). North Sedgemoor Local History Group's latest gathering will be held at King Alfred School's lecture theatre.
Reviewed: Latest Ritz films
BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews two of the films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema in Victoria Street. This week, she reviews Vampires Suck and Legend of the Guardian. Read more of Molly's regular reviews here on Burnham-On-Sea.com each week.
BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews two of the films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema in Victoria Street. This week, she reviews Vampires Suck and Legend of the Guardian. Read more of Molly's regular reviews here on Burnham-On-Sea.com each week.
Brave Mia to open grotto
A BRAVE youngster from Mark has won a competition to officially open Santa’s Grotto at a garden centre in Brent Knoll later this week. Mia Marshall, 7, has been chosen to open Sanders Garden World's grotto this Saturday morning (November 13th) at the centre.
A BRAVE youngster from Mark has won a competition to officially open Santa’s Grotto at a garden centre in Brent Knoll later this week. Mia Marshall, 7, has been chosen to open Sanders Garden World's grotto this Saturday morning (November 13th) at the centre.
Police praise carnival goers
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have praised carnival goers for their good behaviour at Monday's event. Just one person was arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour after jumping onto a cart in Love Lane during one of the quietest carnivals ever for police officers in the town.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have praised carnival goers for their good behaviour at Monday's event. Just one person was arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour after jumping onto a cart in Love Lane during one of the quietest carnivals ever for police officers in the town.
Hillview gets double boost
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club had a double dose of good news on Monday (November 8th) after winning second place at their home town's carnival and learning their placing at Bridgwater Carnival had changed from third to second - providing them with a double boost.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club had a double dose of good news on Monday (November 8th) after winning second place at their home town's carnival and learning their placing at Bridgwater Carnival had changed from third to second - providing them with a double boost.
