Carnival dazzles in Burnham
A huge crowd of over 20,000 people lined the streets of Burnham-On-Sea tonight (Monday, November 8th) as dozens of illuminated carnival floats rolled through town. Over 90 carts and entertainers wowed the spectators with a cavalcade of colour and excitement.
A huge crowd of over 20,000 people lined the streets of Burnham-On-Sea tonight (Monday, November 8th) as dozens of illuminated carnival floats rolled through town. Over 90 carts and entertainers wowed the spectators with a cavalcade of colour and excitement.
Fire crews tackle M5 car blaze
BURNHAM-On-Sea's fire crews were called out to tackle a car blaze on the M5 motorway on Monday evening (November 8th). The Fire Service received multiple calls from passing motorists reporting the vehicle was alight on northbound carriageway at just after 9pm.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's fire crews were called out to tackle a car blaze on the M5 motorway on Monday evening (November 8th). The Fire Service received multiple calls from passing motorists reporting the vehicle was alight on northbound carriageway at just after 9pm.
Three arrests after vandalism
Exclusive: THREE people have been arrested by police after vandals ran amok following Burnham-On-Sea's fireworks on Sunday night (November 7th). A group of youths smashed wooden tables and chairs, then used them to break shop windows in the town centre.
Exclusive: THREE people have been arrested by police after vandals ran amok following Burnham-On-Sea's fireworks on Sunday night (November 7th). A group of youths smashed wooden tables and chairs, then used them to break shop windows in the town centre.
Mayor welcomes Dutch band
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress have given an official welcome to a Dutch Carnival Band visiting the town this week. Mayor Michael Clarke Mayoress Maria Clarke greeted the visitors from the Dutch town of Zaltbommel who regularly visit during Carnival.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress have given an official welcome to a Dutch Carnival Band visiting the town this week. Mayor Michael Clarke Mayoress Maria Clarke greeted the visitors from the Dutch town of Zaltbommel who regularly visit during Carnival.
It's showtime! Carnival day arrives
CARNIVAL goers in Burnham-On-Sea are being advised to wrap up warm and bring waterproofs to tonight's parade. Excitement is building ahead of the 63rd annual Highbridge and Burnham Carnival, which will feature more than 90 colourful entries. Forecasters predict there is a strong chance of showers.
CARNIVAL goers in Burnham-On-Sea are being advised to wrap up warm and bring waterproofs to tonight's parade. Excitement is building ahead of the 63rd annual Highbridge and Burnham Carnival, which will feature more than 90 colourful entries. Forecasters predict there is a strong chance of showers.
Spectacular fireworks impress
Thousands of spectators lined Burnham's seafront on Sunday (November 7th) to watch the town's spectacular fireworks display. The dazzling 20-minute programme of fireworks was launched from a temporary scaffolding platform on the beach jetty, with the lights reflected on the sea water.
Thousands of spectators lined Burnham's seafront on Sunday (November 7th) to watch the town's spectacular fireworks display. The dazzling 20-minute programme of fireworks was launched from a temporary scaffolding platform on the beach jetty, with the lights reflected on the sea water.
Crosses laid at war memorial
Photo Special: CROSSES were laid next to Burnham-On-Sea's war memorial on Sunday during a short ceremony to dedicate the ground where next week's Remembrance Day parade will be held. Burnham's Mayor and Mayoress were joined by British Legion members for the ceremony.
Photo Special: CROSSES were laid next to Burnham-On-Sea's war memorial on Sunday during a short ceremony to dedicate the ground where next week's Remembrance Day parade will be held. Burnham's Mayor and Mayoress were joined by British Legion members for the ceremony.
Police seize vehicle in town
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police seized a vehicle in Marine Drive on Saturday evening (November 6th). Officers pulled over the van near Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station at 7.20pm for having no insurance before towing it away. The male driver is likely to be fined.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police seized a vehicle in Marine Drive on Saturday evening (November 6th). Officers pulled over the van near Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station at 7.20pm for having no insurance before towing it away. The male driver is likely to be fined.
Carnival excitement grows
EXCITEMENT is building ahead of Monday's 63rd annual Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, which will feature more than 90 colourful entries. Dozens of the carnival carts began arriving in Burnham's Love Lane late on Saturday night after completing the North Petherton Carnival.
EXCITEMENT is building ahead of Monday's 63rd annual Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, which will feature more than 90 colourful entries. Dozens of the carnival carts began arriving in Burnham's Love Lane late on Saturday night after completing the North Petherton Carnival.
Hillview wins second place
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club won second place at North Petherton Carnival on Saturday (November 6th), bouncing back from their disappointment on the night before. The club's theatrical-themed cart, called The Show, impressed the judges with their enthusiasm.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club won second place at North Petherton Carnival on Saturday (November 6th), bouncing back from their disappointment on the night before. The club's theatrical-themed cart, called The Show, impressed the judges with their enthusiasm.
Big crowds expected at fireworks
BIG crowds of spectators are expected to line Burnham's seafront tonight (Sunday, November 7th) to watch the town's annual fireworks display. Hundreds of spectacular fireworks will be fired from a temporary scaffolding platform which has been built on the town's jetty and will be surrounded by sea water.
BIG crowds of spectators are expected to line Burnham's seafront tonight (Sunday, November 7th) to watch the town's annual fireworks display. Hundreds of spectacular fireworks will be fired from a temporary scaffolding platform which has been built on the town's jetty and will be surrounded by sea water.
Swim club names captains
BURNHAM-On-Sea Swimming Club has this week appointed its new club captains for the new season. The club, based at Burnham's Swim and Sports Academy in Berrow Road, has named Alice Wright and Edward Lupton as its new Captains for the new 2010-2011 season.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Swimming Club has this week appointed its new club captains for the new season. The club, based at Burnham's Swim and Sports Academy in Berrow Road, has named Alice Wright and Edward Lupton as its new Captains for the new 2010-2011 season.
Road safety charity praises MP
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has been named 'parliamentarian of the month' by a national charity for her work in campaigning for improved road safety. Brake, an independent road safety charity, has recognised Tessa Munt's work in campaigning for local road safety campaign.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has been named 'parliamentarian of the month' by a national charity for her work in campaigning for improved road safety. Brake, an independent road safety charity, has recognised Tessa Munt's work in campaigning for local road safety campaign.
U3A gives centre cash boost
THE project to refurbish Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre was given a further financial boost on Saturday morning (November 6th). Members of Burnham's University of The Third Age Concert Party handed over £500 to the centre's Chairman, Ken Hindle.
THE project to refurbish Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre was given a further financial boost on Saturday morning (November 6th). Members of Burnham's University of The Third Age Concert Party handed over £500 to the centre's Chairman, Ken Hindle.
Fireworks platform in place
WORK is underway today (Saturday) on constructing the scaffolding structure from which Burnham-On-Sea's seafront fireworks display will be fired into the sky on Sunday (November 7th). Hundreds of dazzling fireworks will be fired from the temporary platform.
WORK is underway today (Saturday) on constructing the scaffolding structure from which Burnham-On-Sea's seafront fireworks display will be fired into the sky on Sunday (November 7th). Hundreds of dazzling fireworks will be fired from the temporary platform.
New bistro opens in Burnham
A BRAND new bistro bar and restaurant was officially opened in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday evening (November 5th). A special launch ceremony was held at TA8s in Pier Street as it opened its doors for the first time following a £6,000 revamp. A party of over 40 people attended the opening.
A BRAND new bistro bar and restaurant was officially opened in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday evening (November 5th). A special launch ceremony was held at TA8s in Pier Street as it opened its doors for the first time following a £6,000 revamp. A party of over 40 people attended the opening.
Drama hits town carnival club
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club suffered a 'nightmare start' to their carnival season at the rain-soaked Bridgwater Carnival on Friday night (November 5th). The club's theatrical-themed cart, called The Show, suffered a puncture at the beginning of the parade, holding up the whole procession.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club suffered a 'nightmare start' to their carnival season at the rain-soaked Bridgwater Carnival on Friday night (November 5th). The club's theatrical-themed cart, called The Show, suffered a puncture at the beginning of the parade, holding up the whole procession.
Telegraph pole crashes down
POLICE and fire crews were called to East Brent this afternoon (Friday, November 5th) after a car knocked down a telegraph pole in an accident. One fire engine from Burnham-On-Sea was sent to Rooksbridge Road in East Brent at 2.57pm to investigate following the one car accident.
POLICE and fire crews were called to East Brent this afternoon (Friday, November 5th) after a car knocked down a telegraph pole in an accident. One fire engine from Burnham-On-Sea was sent to Rooksbridge Road in East Brent at 2.57pm to investigate following the one car accident.
Holiday park staff in the pink
STAFF at Burnham-On-Sea's Home Farm holiday park were feeling 'in the pink' today (Friday, November 5th) when they held a special fundraising event. Ten staff wore pink clothing throughout the day and held several fundraising activities for a cancer charity.
STAFF at Burnham-On-Sea's Home Farm holiday park were feeling 'in the pink' today (Friday, November 5th) when they held a special fundraising event. Ten staff wore pink clothing throughout the day and held several fundraising activities for a cancer charity.
Objectors lodge 'green' concerns
Exclusive: Over a dozen letters of objection have been sent to Somerset County Council opposing the controversial proposals to convert Burnham-On-Sea's seafront lawns into an official Village Green. The deadline for feedback ended this week following a period of public consultation.
Exclusive: Over a dozen letters of objection have been sent to Somerset County Council opposing the controversial proposals to convert Burnham-On-Sea's seafront lawns into an official Village Green. The deadline for feedback ended this week following a period of public consultation.
Wind farm bird death shown
Exclusive: VIDEO of a bird being killed by the moving blades of a wind turbine was shown to an audience of 100 people at a wind farm protest near Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday evening (November 4th). Campaigners were keen to illustrate the threat to wildlife in the area.
Exclusive: VIDEO of a bird being killed by the moving blades of a wind turbine was shown to an audience of 100 people at a wind farm protest near Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday evening (November 4th). Campaigners were keen to illustrate the threat to wildlife in the area.
Bonfire night tips for Beavers
BURNHAM-On-Sea Beavers were given tips and advice about staying safe on bonfire night during a special safety evening by the town's police on Thursday (November 4th). PCSOs Sarah England and Claire Finch visited Burnham-On-Sea Beavers HQ at the BASC Ground.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Beavers were given tips and advice about staying safe on bonfire night during a special safety evening by the town's police on Thursday (November 4th). PCSOs Sarah England and Claire Finch visited Burnham-On-Sea Beavers HQ at the BASC Ground.
CCTV appeal for railway youths
BRITISH Transport Police officers investigating a railway trespassing offence in Highbridge have this week appealed for the public's help in tracing two youths who are believed to have information to assist their investigation. Two youths were caught by police on CCTV.
BRITISH Transport Police officers investigating a railway trespassing offence in Highbridge have this week appealed for the public's help in tracing two youths who are believed to have information to assist their investigation. Two youths were caught by police on CCTV.
Fundraisers haul in the funds
A HIGHBRIDGE resident was among a group of eight musclemen who hauled a huge truck half a mile to raise cash for charity earlier this week. Local resident Andy Bertenshaw took part in the successful fundraiser in which a Somerlap lorry was pulled by the team of eight men.
A HIGHBRIDGE resident was among a group of eight musclemen who hauled a huge truck half a mile to raise cash for charity earlier this week. Local resident Andy Bertenshaw took part in the successful fundraiser in which a Somerlap lorry was pulled by the team of eight men.
Police appeal after pub burglary
Burnham-On-Sea police have issued an appeal for witnesses after burglars stole cash from a pub in the town during the early hours of this morning (Thursday November 4th). The thieves gained access to The Lighthouse pub in Highbridge Road some time between midnight and 4.45am, taking money.
Burnham-On-Sea police have issued an appeal for witnesses after burglars stole cash from a pub in the town during the early hours of this morning (Thursday November 4th). The thieves gained access to The Lighthouse pub in Highbridge Road some time between midnight and 4.45am, taking money.
New jewellery shop opened
A NEW jewellery shop has opened its doors for the first time on Burnham's seafront. Called Bling, it has opened next to the town's Sunspot Amusements on Burnham's Esplanade and is being run by entrepreneurial Highbridge couple Phil and Gaynor Burke who have just srarted the business.
A NEW jewellery shop has opened its doors for the first time on Burnham's seafront. Called Bling, it has opened next to the town's Sunspot Amusements on Burnham's Esplanade and is being run by entrepreneurial Highbridge couple Phil and Gaynor Burke who have just srarted the business.
Fireworks to wow the crowds
ORGANISERS of Burnham-On-Sea's seafront fireworks display, which is being held this Sunday (November 7th), say spectators are in for a treat. The 20 minute display, which starts at 7pm, will include several brand new fireworks never seen before in Burnham-On-Sea.
ORGANISERS of Burnham-On-Sea's seafront fireworks display, which is being held this Sunday (November 7th), say spectators are in for a treat. The 20 minute display, which starts at 7pm, will include several brand new fireworks never seen before in Burnham-On-Sea.
Residents fight 13 new homes
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea have this week voiced their concerns about plans by a property developer to extend a housing development with an extra 13 new homes. Persimmon wants to expand its Berrow Court site in Berrow Road, but nearby reisdents are unhappy.
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea have this week voiced their concerns about plans by a property developer to extend a housing development with an extra 13 new homes. Persimmon wants to expand its Berrow Court site in Berrow Road, but nearby reisdents are unhappy.
High Street plans go on show
RESIDENTS and visitors to Burnham-On-Sea will get an opportunity to have their say on the proposed pedestrianisaion of the town's High Street next week. A three-day public exhibition is to be held at the former Thresher's shop in College Street from Thursday November 4th.
RESIDENTS and visitors to Burnham-On-Sea will get an opportunity to have their say on the proposed pedestrianisaion of the town's High Street next week. A three-day public exhibition is to be held at the former Thresher's shop in College Street from Thursday November 4th.
New kids party firm launches
CREATIVE children from across the Burnham-On-Sea area took part in several arts and crafts sessions to mark the launch of a new nature-themed party venture this week. Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll was the venue for the drop-in arts and crafts day.
CREATIVE children from across the Burnham-On-Sea area took part in several arts and crafts sessions to mark the launch of a new nature-themed party venture this week. Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll was the venue for the drop-in arts and crafts day.
Traders oppose pedestrianisation
Exclusive: Shop owners in Burnham-On-Sea have this week given a thumbs-down to controversial proposals to pedestrianise part of the town's High Street. The plans to pedestrianise the High Street between Adam Street and Cross Street were attacked by businesses at Wednesday night's Chamber of Trade meeting.
Exclusive: Shop owners in Burnham-On-Sea have this week given a thumbs-down to controversial proposals to pedestrianise part of the town's High Street. The plans to pedestrianise the High Street between Adam Street and Cross Street were attacked by businesses at Wednesday night's Chamber of Trade meeting.
Carnival clean-up costs £5k
REMOVING litter strewn across the streets after Burnham-On-Sea's annual carnival costs the district council almost £5,000, it revealed this week. Scenes like these in Burnham-On-Sea High Street leave Sedgemoor tax payers with a hefty £4,800 clean-up bill each year.
REMOVING litter strewn across the streets after Burnham-On-Sea's annual carnival costs the district council almost £5,000, it revealed this week. Scenes like these in Burnham-On-Sea High Street leave Sedgemoor tax payers with a hefty £4,800 clean-up bill each year.
Police appeal for pod helpers
POLICE in Highbridge have this week appealed for more volunteers to come forward to help run the town's popular information pod. Since opening in April last year, the pod in the car park of the town's Asda supermarket has dealt with more than 1,000 enquiries and reports.
POLICE in Highbridge have this week appealed for more volunteers to come forward to help run the town's popular information pod. Since opening in April last year, the pod in the car park of the town's Asda supermarket has dealt with more than 1,000 enquiries and reports.
Tourist centre deal to be signed
Exclusive: A newly formed charity which has been set up to take over the running of Burnham-On-Sea's closure-threatened Tourist Information Centre is set to sign a deal to take over over the building on November 11th, we can reveal. Sedgemoor District Council has sent BIARS an official letter of agreement.
Exclusive: A newly formed charity which has been set up to take over the running of Burnham-On-Sea's closure-threatened Tourist Information Centre is set to sign a deal to take over over the building on November 11th, we can reveal. Sedgemoor District Council has sent BIARS an official letter of agreement.
Huw completes Peruvian trek
FUNDRAISING walker Huw Grove is feeling on top of the world after raising nearly £3,000 for Highbridge-based charity by walking Peru’s Inca Trail. Huw has just returned from his trek to the long-hidden ancient city of Machu Picchu, to raise money for Highbridge-based NBCS.
FUNDRAISING walker Huw Grove is feeling on top of the world after raising nearly £3,000 for Highbridge-based charity by walking Peru’s Inca Trail. Huw has just returned from his trek to the long-hidden ancient city of Machu Picchu, to raise money for Highbridge-based NBCS.
£43m council cuts edge closer
PROPOSED cuts to services totalling more than £43m will go to Somerset county councillors for a formal vote later this month following a cabinet meeting held on Monday (November 1st). More than 200 members of the public attended to hear the stormy cabinet debate.
PROPOSED cuts to services totalling more than £43m will go to Somerset county councillors for a formal vote later this month following a cabinet meeting held on Monday (November 1st). More than 200 members of the public attended to hear the stormy cabinet debate.
County cricketer is VIP guest
MEMBERS of Huntspill and District Cricket Club held their annual presentation evening this week - and welcomed a star county player as their VIP guest. Somerset Cricket Club batsman Jos Buttler handed out the trophies during the annual ceremony at the Orchard Inn.
MEMBERS of Huntspill and District Cricket Club held their annual presentation evening this week - and welcomed a star county player as their VIP guest. Somerset Cricket Club batsman Jos Buttler handed out the trophies during the annual ceremony at the Orchard Inn.
£5k boost for community hall
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea Community Centre has this week been handed a £5,000 boost from the town council. It comes after Ken Hindle of the Burnham and Highbridge Community Association, which runs the centre, appealed to the council for cash to continue its regeneration project.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea Community Centre has this week been handed a £5,000 boost from the town council. It comes after Ken Hindle of the Burnham and Highbridge Community Association, which runs the centre, appealed to the council for cash to continue its regeneration project.
Bid to rescue town library
Exclusive: TOWN councillors have this week called for the opening hours of closure-threatened Highbridge Library to be increased in a bid to boost usage and rescue it from potential closure. The library in Market Street is being considered for closure by the County Council.
Exclusive: TOWN councillors have this week called for the opening hours of closure-threatened Highbridge Library to be increased in a bid to boost usage and rescue it from potential closure. The library in Market Street is being considered for closure by the County Council.
£6,000 raised at Rotary shop
A HUGE £6,000 has been raised for local charities and good causes from the sale of books at a temporary shop in Burnham-On-Sea. Burnham Rotary Club's temporary book shop opened in College Street during early August and has been so successful it's still running.
A HUGE £6,000 has been raised for local charities and good causes from the sale of books at a temporary shop in Burnham-On-Sea. Burnham Rotary Club's temporary book shop opened in College Street during early August and has been so successful it's still running.
Burnham risks 'stagnation'
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea is at risk of "stagnating" unless hundreds of new homes are built on 'green field sites' during the town over the next two decades, a senior town councillor has warned this week. Cllr Neville Jones said Burnham risks missing out on hundreds of thousands of pounds of funding.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea is at risk of "stagnating" unless hundreds of new homes are built on 'green field sites' during the town over the next two decades, a senior town councillor has warned this week. Cllr Neville Jones said Burnham risks missing out on hundreds of thousands of pounds of funding.
Spooky bikers boost BARB
MORE than a dozen bikers dressed in Halloween costumes roared across Somerset to raise funds for Burnham's rescue hovercraft charity BARB at the weekend. The event, organised by Somerset Motorcycle Group, saw 15 motorcylists ride between Highbridge and Minehead.
MORE than a dozen bikers dressed in Halloween costumes roared across Somerset to raise funds for Burnham's rescue hovercraft charity BARB at the weekend. The event, organised by Somerset Motorcycle Group, saw 15 motorcylists ride between Highbridge and Minehead.
Quiet Halloween for police
POLICE say the Halloween weekend passed relatively peacefully in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge, with only a few incidents reported by residents. Three were just three anti-social behaviour calls in Burnham, which included criminal damage being caused to a car in St Mark's Road.
POLICE say the Halloween weekend passed relatively peacefully in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge, with only a few incidents reported by residents. Three were just three anti-social behaviour calls in Burnham, which included criminal damage being caused to a car in St Mark's Road.
Mayor leads 'get well' wishes
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor has led the best wishes being paid to a fellow town councillor who suffered a sudden heart attack. Burnham-On-Sea.com first reported on Monday how Cllr Eric Gill had suffered a mild heart attack and been rushed to Weston Hospital by ambulance.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor has led the best wishes being paid to a fellow town councillor who suffered a sudden heart attack. Burnham-On-Sea.com first reported on Monday how Cllr Eric Gill had suffered a mild heart attack and been rushed to Weston Hospital by ambulance.
Carnival excitement builds
EXCITEMENT is growing at Burnham-On-Sea's carnival club this week as the youngsters who will performing on the town's cart have been holding their final dress rehearsals. Hillview Carnival Club's young members have been proudly showing off their costumes.
EXCITEMENT is growing at Burnham-On-Sea's carnival club this week as the youngsters who will performing on the town's cart have been holding their final dress rehearsals. Hillview Carnival Club's young members have been proudly showing off their costumes.
Councillor suffers heart attack
A POPULAR Burnham-On-Sea town and district councillor is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack. Cllr Eric Gill suffered the attack on Friday and was rushed to Weston Hospital where he is making good progress. His condition is closely being monitored by specialists.
A POPULAR Burnham-On-Sea town and district councillor is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack. Cllr Eric Gill suffered the attack on Friday and was rushed to Weston Hospital where he is making good progress. His condition is closely being monitored by specialists.
Wind farm meeting announced
CAMPAIGNERS who are fighting controversial plans for a new wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea are to hold a public meeting this week. The West Huntspill Wind Farm Action Group will be holding an open meeting at Puriton Village Hall this coming Thursday at 7.30pm.
CAMPAIGNERS who are fighting controversial plans for a new wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea are to hold a public meeting this week. The West Huntspill Wind Farm Action Group will be holding an open meeting at Puriton Village Hall this coming Thursday at 7.30pm.
Rugby players pack for cash
OVER £200 was raised for Burnham-On-Sea Rugby Club on Saturday (October 30th) when young players held a day-long fundraising event. The youngsters packed the bags of dozens of shoppers at Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World in return for donations.
OVER £200 was raised for Burnham-On-Sea Rugby Club on Saturday (October 30th) when young players held a day-long fundraising event. The youngsters packed the bags of dozens of shoppers at Brent Knoll's Sanders Garden World in return for donations.
Town gets into Halloween spirit
Photo Special: FUN-loving residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been celebrating Halloween with a whole host of spooky events, from parties and trick or treat events to haunted walks. Burnham-On-Sea.com has been there to record them all on camera.
Photo Special: FUN-loving residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been celebrating Halloween with a whole host of spooky events, from parties and trick or treat events to haunted walks. Burnham-On-Sea.com has been there to record them all on camera.
£30k revamp for church hall
WORK to refurbish St Andrew's Church Hall in Burnham with £30,000 of improvements is on track to be completed at the end of November. The building in Manor Road, built in 1912, was recently awarded grant funding from environmental firm Viridor Credits.
WORK to refurbish St Andrew's Church Hall in Burnham with £30,000 of improvements is on track to be completed at the end of November. The building in Manor Road, built in 1912, was recently awarded grant funding from environmental firm Viridor Credits.
