Oh my cod! What a catch
THIS bumper-sized cod was reeled in by an angler during a fishing competition in Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (October 31st). Doug Petrie landed the 11lb 15oz cod from his boat near Brean Down during a competition run by Burnham Boat Owners Sea Angling Association.
THIS bumper-sized cod was reeled in by an angler during a fishing competition in Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (October 31st). Doug Petrie landed the 11lb 15oz cod from his boat near Brean Down during a competition run by Burnham Boat Owners Sea Angling Association.
Water ski event hailed a success
Photo Special: Some of the UK's top water skiers headed to Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (October 31st) to take part in a successful competition, which has opened the door to the national championships returning to the town in 2011. The weather stayed calm and dry for two races.
Photo Special: Some of the UK's top water skiers headed to Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (October 31st) to take part in a successful competition, which has opened the door to the national championships returning to the town in 2011. The weather stayed calm and dry for two races.
Town's MP is Halloween judge
MP Tessa Munt and Highbridge councillor Joe Leach were the special guest judges of a Halloween fancy dress contest held on Sunday (October 31st). More than 45 children and their families dressed in spooky costumes attended a party at the town's Morland Hall.
MP Tessa Munt and Highbridge councillor Joe Leach were the special guest judges of a Halloween fancy dress contest held on Sunday (October 31st). More than 45 children and their families dressed in spooky costumes attended a party at the town's Morland Hall.
Driver hurt in M5 accident
POLICE closed the southbound carriageway of the M5 near Burnham-On-Sea early today (Sunday, October 31st) after a serious accident. Police and other emergency services were called to the M5 after the single vehicle accident occurred between junctions 22 at Burnham and 21 at Weston.
POLICE closed the southbound carriageway of the M5 near Burnham-On-Sea early today (Sunday, October 31st) after a serious accident. Police and other emergency services were called to the M5 after the single vehicle accident occurred between junctions 22 at Burnham and 21 at Weston.
Dance auditions this Monday
A NEW contemporary dance company is being set up in Burnham-On-Sea this week and auditions are being held for new recruits. DanceFit Studio in Love Lane is inviting dancers aged 16 and over to join the auditions this Monday (November 1st). Professional contemporary dancer Emma Duffill will hold the event at the DanceFit studios at 5.30pm.
A NEW contemporary dance company is being set up in Burnham-On-Sea this week and auditions are being held for new recruits. DanceFit Studio in Love Lane is inviting dancers aged 16 and over to join the auditions this Monday (November 1st). Professional contemporary dancer Emma Duffill will hold the event at the DanceFit studios at 5.30pm.
Air cadets visit 'sinking ship'
CADETS from Burnham-On-Sea's 290 Air Squadron have this week been experiencing at first-hand how the Royal Navy fights fires at sea and saves sinking warships. A 12-strong contingent have visited the Navy's state-of-the-art sinking ship simulator in Plymouth.
CADETS from Burnham-On-Sea's 290 Air Squadron have this week been experiencing at first-hand how the Royal Navy fights fires at sea and saves sinking warships. A 12-strong contingent have visited the Navy's state-of-the-art sinking ship simulator in Plymouth.
Carnival countdown underway
THE finishing touches are being made to Burnham-On-Sea's carnival cart, with just days to go until the big event. Members of Hillview Carnival Club have been working around the clock to get their cart, called The Show, ready in time for the Bridgwater Carnival this Friday (November 5th).
THE finishing touches are being made to Burnham-On-Sea's carnival cart, with just days to go until the big event. Members of Hillview Carnival Club have been working around the clock to get their cart, called The Show, ready in time for the Bridgwater Carnival this Friday (November 5th).
Brean Halloween challenge
THE National Trust is to hold a spooky Halloween challenge on Brean Down on Sunday October 31st. Its first-ever Brean Down Halloween Challenge will be held from 11am until 3pm and will see the trust's wardens taking the public on a guided walk of the Down.
THE National Trust is to hold a spooky Halloween challenge on Brean Down on Sunday October 31st. Its first-ever Brean Down Halloween Challenge will be held from 11am until 3pm and will see the trust's wardens taking the public on a guided walk of the Down.
Hospice fayre raises £570
OVER £500 was raised for St Margaret's Hospice when an Autumn Fair was held in Burnham-On-Sea. Various stalls were set up at St Andrew's Church Hall in Manor Road selling cakes, Christmas cards and Bric a Brac, alongside a traditional tombola and treasure hunt in aid of the hospice.
OVER £500 was raised for St Margaret's Hospice when an Autumn Fair was held in Burnham-On-Sea. Various stalls were set up at St Andrew's Church Hall in Manor Road selling cakes, Christmas cards and Bric a Brac, alongside a traditional tombola and treasure hunt in aid of the hospice.
Police issue cash machine alert
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have today (Friday) warned residents to be alert when using outdoor cash machines following a new security scare in the town. It comes after an ATM outside Burnham-On-Sea's Tesco store in Ben Travers Way was tampered with.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have today (Friday) warned residents to be alert when using outdoor cash machines following a new security scare in the town. It comes after an ATM outside Burnham-On-Sea's Tesco store in Ben Travers Way was tampered with.
Free fireworks today
A SPARKLING free fireworks display will take place in Brean on Saturday night (October 30th). The final spectacular display of the year at Brean Leisure Park will start at 7.30pm. There will be no admittance charge, but there will be collections for several local charities. More..
A SPARKLING free fireworks display will take place in Brean on Saturday night (October 30th). The final spectacular display of the year at Brean Leisure Park will start at 7.30pm. There will be no admittance charge, but there will be collections for several local charities. More..
Pier fundraisers visit Burnham
FOUR fundraisers who have challenged themselves to walk along of England's piers backwards for a Burnham-On-Sea charity have stopped off at the town's pier. Neil Jackson, Mick Enright, Martin Hill and Martin Gisby are undertaking the unique challenge to help a local charity.
FOUR fundraisers who have challenged themselves to walk along of England's piers backwards for a Burnham-On-Sea charity have stopped off at the town's pier. Neil Jackson, Mick Enright, Martin Hill and Martin Gisby are undertaking the unique challenge to help a local charity.
Lifeboats in search for man
BOTH Burnham-On-Sea's lifeboats were launched on Thursday morning (October 28th) to help search for a person reported to be in a distressed state. Burnham RNLI's boats were launched at 9.44am to search for the missing man, aged in his 20s, on the shores at Brean.
BOTH Burnham-On-Sea's lifeboats were launched on Thursday morning (October 28th) to help search for a person reported to be in a distressed state. Burnham RNLI's boats were launched at 9.44am to search for the missing man, aged in his 20s, on the shores at Brean.
Bishop welcomes new vicar
THE Bishop of Bath and Wells was in Highbridge on Thursday evening (October 28th) to officially welcome a new vicar in the town. A congregation of more than 100 people filled St John's Church to take part in a special service when Sharon Crossman became its new vicar.
THE Bishop of Bath and Wells was in Highbridge on Thursday evening (October 28th) to officially welcome a new vicar in the town. A congregation of more than 100 people filled St John's Church to take part in a special service when Sharon Crossman became its new vicar.
A victory for people power!
Exclusive: CELEBRATIONS were underway in a Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday (October 28th) after residents won their long-running campaign to halt a seafront home being replaced with an 'obtrusive' block of 13 flats. The Planning Inspectorate has this week rejected an appeal.
Exclusive: CELEBRATIONS were underway in a Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday (October 28th) after residents won their long-running campaign to halt a seafront home being replaced with an 'obtrusive' block of 13 flats. The Planning Inspectorate has this week rejected an appeal.
£40k lifeline for council services
Exclusive: Councillors on Burnham and Highbridge Town Council have this week voted in favour of spending more than £40,000 to keep public toilets open in the two towns and dog waste bins emptied. It follows a plea from cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council for the town council to contribute towards the cost of maintaining various threatened public services.
Exclusive: Councillors on Burnham and Highbridge Town Council have this week voted in favour of spending more than £40,000 to keep public toilets open in the two towns and dog waste bins emptied. It follows a plea from cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council for the town council to contribute towards the cost of maintaining various threatened public services.
Top water skiers head to town
Exclusive: SOME of the UK's top water skiers will be heading to Burnham-On-Sea this weekend to take part in a competition in Bridgwater Bay which, if successful, could lead to the UK's national water skiing championships returning to Burnham-On-Sea in 2011.
Exclusive: SOME of the UK's top water skiers will be heading to Burnham-On-Sea this weekend to take part in a competition in Bridgwater Bay which, if successful, could lead to the UK's national water skiing championships returning to Burnham-On-Sea in 2011.
MP questions PM over deaths
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP confronted the Prime Minister today (Wednesday) over new figures that reveal more than 400 people die every winter in Somerset owing to the cold or poor housing. Tessa Munt urged PM David Cameron to support a local charity helping them.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP confronted the Prime Minister today (Wednesday) over new figures that reveal more than 400 people die every winter in Somerset owing to the cold or poor housing. Tessa Munt urged PM David Cameron to support a local charity helping them.
Town's poppy appeal launches
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayoress has this week launched the town's annual poppy appeal. Maria Clarke was the special guest at Tuesday morning's event, which was organised by members of Burnham's Royal British Legion at their headquarters in Victoria Street.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayoress has this week launched the town's annual poppy appeal. Maria Clarke was the special guest at Tuesday morning's event, which was organised by members of Burnham's Royal British Legion at their headquarters in Victoria Street.
New water park to open in 2011
WORK to build a new multi-million water park and swimming pool at Brean is on track to be completed at the end of March 2011. The £1.2m first phase of the project to create the new Brean Splash waterpark at Brean Leisure Park is progressing to schedule, bosses said this week.
WORK to build a new multi-million water park and swimming pool at Brean is on track to be completed at the end of March 2011. The £1.2m first phase of the project to create the new Brean Splash waterpark at Brean Leisure Park is progressing to schedule, bosses said this week.
Dreamscheme's poster blitz
YOUNGSTERS from Highbridge's Dreamscheme were busy on Tuesday (October 26th) distributing Halloween posters and crime prevention advice to homes across the town. The children, aged from 8-14, spent four hours delivering leaflets to areas of Highbridge that have suffered anti-social behaviour at Halloween.
YOUNGSTERS from Highbridge's Dreamscheme were busy on Tuesday (October 26th) distributing Halloween posters and crime prevention advice to homes across the town. The children, aged from 8-14, spent four hours delivering leaflets to areas of Highbridge that have suffered anti-social behaviour at Halloween.
African trek raises £3,500
Exclusive: A BURNHAM-On-Sea man who lost 15 stone in 15 months has completed an incredible week-long climb up to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa to raise thousands of pounds for charity. Keith Mitchell twice won a National Slimathon competition last year.
Exclusive: A BURNHAM-On-Sea man who lost 15 stone in 15 months has completed an incredible week-long climb up to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa to raise thousands of pounds for charity. Keith Mitchell twice won a National Slimathon competition last year.
Anger over boundaries 'carve up'
Exclusive: Controversial changes to the local parish boundaries across the Burnham-On-Sea area have been attacked by councillors on Tuesday (October 26th). Among the sweeping changes, the Brent Knoll electoral ward will be carved up into smaller areas and the Alstone area of Highbridge will be removed from the Huntspill Ward.
Exclusive: Controversial changes to the local parish boundaries across the Burnham-On-Sea area have been attacked by councillors on Tuesday (October 26th). Among the sweeping changes, the Brent Knoll electoral ward will be carved up into smaller areas and the Alstone area of Highbridge will be removed from the Huntspill Ward.
Brother and sister join army
TWO brave young members of a Burnham-On-Sea family have begun careers in the army. Former King Alfred School students Joshua and Natasha Gratton, pictured, have both passed out during recent weeks, having completed rigourous training programmes.
TWO brave young members of a Burnham-On-Sea family have begun careers in the army. Former King Alfred School students Joshua and Natasha Gratton, pictured, have both passed out during recent weeks, having completed rigourous training programmes.
Long service award for Martin
A LIFE-saving fireman in Burnham-On-Sea has this week received a special award to mark his two decades in the job. Martin Pople received his 20 year service award from Vice Lord Lieutenant Sir John Cave at a fire service ceremony on Monday evening (October 25th).
A LIFE-saving fireman in Burnham-On-Sea has this week received a special award to mark his two decades in the job. Martin Pople received his 20 year service award from Vice Lord Lieutenant Sir John Cave at a fire service ceremony on Monday evening (October 25th).
Soldier's war diaries auctioned
THE forgotten diary of a First World War soldier were sold by his Burnham-On-Sea family at an auction on Tuesday (October 26th). Private Bert Camp survived Ypres, Passchendaele and the Somme and was wounded twice and once reported as 'killed in action' several times.
THE forgotten diary of a First World War soldier were sold by his Burnham-On-Sea family at an auction on Tuesday (October 26th). Private Bert Camp survived Ypres, Passchendaele and the Somme and was wounded twice and once reported as 'killed in action' several times.
Search for missing fisherman
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards launched a search for a missing fisherman on Sunday evening (October 24th). A team of nine Burnham Coastguards was called out at 4.15pm to scour the coastline between West Huntspill and Brean for the missing man, aged in his 40s.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards launched a search for a missing fisherman on Sunday evening (October 24th). A team of nine Burnham Coastguards was called out at 4.15pm to scour the coastline between West Huntspill and Brean for the missing man, aged in his 40s.
Halloween safety drive launched
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have this week warned they will crackdown on any anti-social behaviour during the Halloween weekend as they launched a high-profile bid to ensure residents have a safe, fun and peaceful time. Traditionally, Halloween has been the busiest night of the year for police.
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have this week warned they will crackdown on any anti-social behaviour during the Halloween weekend as they launched a high-profile bid to ensure residents have a safe, fun and peaceful time. Traditionally, Halloween has been the busiest night of the year for police.
Malaria nurse in sex inquiry
THE NURSE who once lived in Burnham-On-Sea and went missing after being infected with malaria during a medical trial is reportedly being investigated over allegations of a sex attack. Matthew Lloyd, 35, was found safely in the Netherlands last week.
THE NURSE who once lived in Burnham-On-Sea and went missing after being infected with malaria during a medical trial is reportedly being investigated over allegations of a sex attack. Matthew Lloyd, 35, was found safely in the Netherlands last week.
Internet awareness day a hit
SCORES of people took the opportunity to take their first steps on the Internet during a special event held in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday. Burnham's BAY Centre in Cassis Close was one of hundreds of locations across the UK taking part in the annual nationwide UK Online day.
SCORES of people took the opportunity to take their first steps on the Internet during a special event held in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday. Burnham's BAY Centre in Cassis Close was one of hundreds of locations across the UK taking part in the annual nationwide UK Online day.
Marine Drive camera rejected
Exclusive: Burnham-On-Sea's MP and a local district councillor have this week expressed their concern that calls for a new speed camera in the town have been rejected by Somerset County Council. Cllr Joe Leach has been campaigning for the introduction of a speed camera along Marine Drive.
Exclusive: Burnham-On-Sea's MP and a local district councillor have this week expressed their concern that calls for a new speed camera in the town have been rejected by Somerset County Council. Cllr Joe Leach has been campaigning for the introduction of a speed camera along Marine Drive.
Fresh plea for carnival help
ORGANISERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Carnival have appealed for more helpers to come forward for next month's event. Judges, marshalls, collectors and general helpers are required for the big event, which this year takes place on Monday November 8th starting at 7pm.
ORGANISERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Carnival have appealed for more helpers to come forward for next month's event. Judges, marshalls, collectors and general helpers are required for the big event, which this year takes place on Monday November 8th starting at 7pm.
Drugs not on police priority list
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week chosen street drinking, illegal parking and anti-social behaviour as the top three priorities for police to tackle over the next three months - the first time that drugs enforcement has not been on their list for two years.
Exclusive: RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week chosen street drinking, illegal parking and anti-social behaviour as the top three priorities for police to tackle over the next three months - the first time that drugs enforcement has not been on their list for two years.
CCTV appeal after burglary
Exclusive: POLICE have appealed for help in identifying three men following a burglary in Brean. A grainy CCTV image of the trio has been released by police this week as they investigate a burglary from a caravan site in the village which happened earlier in October.
Exclusive: POLICE have appealed for help in identifying three men following a burglary in Brean. A grainy CCTV image of the trio has been released by police this week as they investigate a burglary from a caravan site in the village which happened earlier in October.
Cuts 'widen gap between towns'
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP and a leading local councillor have this week warned that the gap between Burnham and Highbridge could widen as council spending cutbacks are implemented. Tessa Munt and Joe Leach made the warning after Somerset County Council unveiled its plans for millions of pounds of cutbacks.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP and a leading local councillor have this week warned that the gap between Burnham and Highbridge could widen as council spending cutbacks are implemented. Tessa Munt and Joe Leach made the warning after Somerset County Council unveiled its plans for millions of pounds of cutbacks.
Concert boosts hospital funds
AN evening of big band tunes by Highbridge's King Alfred Concert Band raised more than £700 for the Friends of Burnham-On-Sea Hospital on Saturday night (October 23rd). More than 100 people attended the fundraiser, including the town's Mayor and Mayoress.
AN evening of big band tunes by Highbridge's King Alfred Concert Band raised more than £700 for the Friends of Burnham-On-Sea Hospital on Saturday night (October 23rd). More than 100 people attended the fundraiser, including the town's Mayor and Mayoress.
In photos: Apex Balloon Walk
DOZENS of fundraisers pulled on their walking boots and blew up a balloon when they took part in a colourful fundraising event at Highbridge's Apex Park on Saturday morning (October 23rd). More than 70 people took part in The Balloon Walk, held for Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
DOZENS of fundraisers pulled on their walking boots and blew up a balloon when they took part in a colourful fundraising event at Highbridge's Apex Park on Saturday morning (October 23rd). More than 70 people took part in The Balloon Walk, held for Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
Footpath protest held in Berrow
HEAVY rain failed to stop a protest march in Berrow on Saturday morning (October 23rd) as villagers stepped up their calls for a new footpath to be introduced along Coast Road. The protest, organised by Berrow's Local Action Team, was the latest in a series of marches to be held this year to put pressure on the County Council to build a new footpath.
HEAVY rain failed to stop a protest march in Berrow on Saturday morning (October 23rd) as villagers stepped up their calls for a new footpath to be introduced along Coast Road. The protest, organised by Berrow's Local Action Team, was the latest in a series of marches to be held this year to put pressure on the County Council to build a new footpath.
£100 raised at coffee morning
A FUNDRAISING coffee morning held in Berrow on Saturday (October 23rd) raised cash for the village's Brownies and Guides. The event, held at Berrow Church Hall, was organised by Berrow Brownies and Guides and raised an impressive total sum of £186.65.
A FUNDRAISING coffee morning held in Berrow on Saturday (October 23rd) raised cash for the village's Brownies and Guides. The event, held at Berrow Church Hall, was organised by Berrow Brownies and Guides and raised an impressive total sum of £186.65.
Biker hurt in town centre crash
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after an accident in the centre of Highbridge on Friday evening (October 22nd). Police and ambulance crews rushed to the busy A38 roundabout at the junction of Church Street and Market Street at 8.30pm following the collision with a passing car.
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after an accident in the centre of Highbridge on Friday evening (October 22nd). Police and ambulance crews rushed to the busy A38 roundabout at the junction of Church Street and Market Street at 8.30pm following the collision with a passing car.
Lifeboat called to sea object
A BURNHAM-On-Sea lifeboat was launched on Friday evening (October 22nd) to investigate reports of 'suspicious object' in the water near Stert Island. An eagle-eyed member of the public spotted the object floating along the estuary and immediately alerted Coastguards.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea lifeboat was launched on Friday evening (October 22nd) to investigate reports of 'suspicious object' in the water near Stert Island. An eagle-eyed member of the public spotted the object floating along the estuary and immediately alerted Coastguards.
Council cuts set to hit Burnham area
TENS of millions of pounds in cuts to council-run services have been proposed by Somerset County Council just 24 hours after the Government's spending review was announced. Services from social care to education, and bus subsidies to repairing roads, could be cutback over the next three years as the County Council reacts to the Government announcement.
TENS of millions of pounds in cuts to council-run services have been proposed by Somerset County Council just 24 hours after the Government's spending review was announced. Services from social care to education, and bus subsidies to repairing roads, could be cutback over the next three years as the County Council reacts to the Government announcement.
Arrests after cash and drugs seized
POLICE have seized a bag of suspected drugs and a large quantity of money during a raid on a home in Highbridge this week. Police said on Friday (October 22nd) that a 31 year-old man had been arrested on suspicion of possessing of a controlled drug. A 44 year-old was also held on suspicion of money laundering.
POLICE have seized a bag of suspected drugs and a large quantity of money during a raid on a home in Highbridge this week. Police said on Friday (October 22nd) that a 31 year-old man had been arrested on suspicion of possessing of a controlled drug. A 44 year-old was also held on suspicion of money laundering.
Top award for Dreamscheme
YOUNGSTERS and leaders from Highbridge's Dreamscheme were celebrating on Thursday (October 21st) after scooping a top police award for their work. The group won the sought-after accolade during the third annual Children and Young People's Awards held by the police.
YOUNGSTERS and leaders from Highbridge's Dreamscheme were celebrating on Thursday (October 21st) after scooping a top police award for their work. The group won the sought-after accolade during the third annual Children and Young People's Awards held by the police.
Faye's praised for youth work
A TEENAGER from Highbridge has this week been presented with a top police award for her work with Highbridge Youth Club. Faye Leatherby, an A-Level student, has been recognised for her work at the police's third annual Children and Young People's Awards in Portishead.
A TEENAGER from Highbridge has this week been presented with a top police award for her work with Highbridge Youth Club. Faye Leatherby, an A-Level student, has been recognised for her work at the police's third annual Children and Young People's Awards in Portishead.
Drugs voted top police issue
TACKLING drugs and speeding traffic have this week been voted by members of the public as the top two priorities for police in Burnham-On-Sea. During the quarterly PACT meeting in Burnham on Thursday evening (October 21st), residents had their say about policing in the town.
TACKLING drugs and speeding traffic have this week been voted by members of the public as the top two priorities for police in Burnham-On-Sea. During the quarterly PACT meeting in Burnham on Thursday evening (October 21st), residents had their say about policing in the town.
Fresh fears over cancer rates
FRESH fears about the health effects of Hinkley Point power station on people living in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been raised this week. It follows the release of figures that suggest breast cancer diagnoses are 50 per cent above national figures in Burnham-On-Sea.
FRESH fears about the health effects of Hinkley Point power station on people living in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been raised this week. It follows the release of figures that suggest breast cancer diagnoses are 50 per cent above national figures in Burnham-On-Sea.
Paint trial for town lighthouse
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's iconic lighthouse has been given a fresh coat of a specialised marine paint this week which should mean it won't have to be decorated as frequently in the future. Contractors have been working at the famous building, as pictured.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's iconic lighthouse has been given a fresh coat of a specialised marine paint this week which should mean it won't have to be decorated as frequently in the future. Contractors have been working at the famous building, as pictured.
Fire crews tackle M5 blaze
TWO fire crews rushed to tackle a car blaze on the M5 motorway between Burnham-on-Sea and Bridgwater on Wednesday evening (October 20th). Two appliances from Bridgwater attended the car fire on the northbound carriageway at 8.50pm, which was caused by leaking fuel.
TWO fire crews rushed to tackle a car blaze on the M5 motorway between Burnham-on-Sea and Bridgwater on Wednesday evening (October 20th). Two appliances from Bridgwater attended the car fire on the northbound carriageway at 8.50pm, which was caused by leaking fuel.
Sanders searches for a star
SANDERS Garden World in Brent Knoll has this week invited parents, grandparents, guardians and teachers from across the area to nominate a child who they think deserves to be a hailed a 'star'. The garden centre is looking for nominations for a child.
SANDERS Garden World in Brent Knoll has this week invited parents, grandparents, guardians and teachers from across the area to nominate a child who they think deserves to be a hailed a 'star'. The garden centre is looking for nominations for a child.
