Illuminated yacht parade this Friday
AN illuminated procession of over a dozen yachts will be held in Burnham-On-Sea this Friday evening (August 27th). Fifteen members of the town's Sailing Club will be taking to the sea in a flotilla of boats decorated with colourful electric lights. They will set sail from the Yacht Club at around 9.30pm.
AN illuminated procession of over a dozen yachts will be held in Burnham-On-Sea this Friday evening (August 27th). Fifteen members of the town's Sailing Club will be taking to the sea in a flotilla of boats decorated with colourful electric lights. They will set sail from the Yacht Club at around 9.30pm.
School's delight at GCSE results
DOZENS of GCSE students at Highbridge's King Alfred School were celebrating on Tuesday morning (August 24th) after achieving record exam results. The Year 11 students have helped the school see a big rise in its top grades with an increase of more than six per cent in A* and A grades plus distinctions and distinctions with stars.
DOZENS of GCSE students at Highbridge's King Alfred School were celebrating on Tuesday morning (August 24th) after achieving record exam results. The Year 11 students have helped the school see a big rise in its top grades with an increase of more than six per cent in A* and A grades plus distinctions and distinctions with stars.
Vegetables come alive!
AMUSING vegetable designs were among the wide range of entries that went on show at Brent Knoll's annual Flower Show on Saturday (August 21st). The caterpillar entry pictured here, consisting of potatoes and beans, scooped first prize in one of the kids categories.
AMUSING vegetable designs were among the wide range of entries that went on show at Brent Knoll's annual Flower Show on Saturday (August 21st). The caterpillar entry pictured here, consisting of potatoes and beans, scooped first prize in one of the kids categories.
Classic car fans head to Mark
MOTORING enthusiasts from across the country descended upon a village near Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (August 22nd) for an annual event. Over 250 classic models were driven to the Mark Moor International Vehicle Festival for the village's annual day-long festival.
MOTORING enthusiasts from across the country descended upon a village near Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (August 22nd) for an annual event. Over 250 classic models were driven to the Mark Moor International Vehicle Festival for the village's annual day-long festival.
Two-day concert this weekend
ORGANISERS of a two-day musical extravaganza which is to be staged near Burnham-On-Sea this coming weekend are making final preparations for the big event. Highbridge's Oak Tree Arena is to play host to two top ABBA and Bee Gees tribute groups.
ORGANISERS of a two-day musical extravaganza which is to be staged near Burnham-On-Sea this coming weekend are making final preparations for the big event. Highbridge's Oak Tree Arena is to play host to two top ABBA and Bee Gees tribute groups.
Brean mudflats safety scare
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards were called to Brean beach on Monday afternoon (August 23rd) amid concern for the welfare of two children. A beach warden raised the alarm at 3.30pm after two boys were seen struggling in mud several hundred metres from the beach.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards were called to Brean beach on Monday afternoon (August 23rd) amid concern for the welfare of two children. A beach warden raised the alarm at 3.30pm after two boys were seen struggling in mud several hundred metres from the beach.
£820 boost for Burnham club
ONE of the area's biggest employers has this week donated more than £800 to Burnham-On-Sea's Gateway Club. Isleport Foods has handed over a cheque for £820 to the Burnham club to help fund its annual summer holiday trip for local adults with learning disabilities.
ONE of the area's biggest employers has this week donated more than £800 to Burnham-On-Sea's Gateway Club. Isleport Foods has handed over a cheque for £820 to the Burnham club to help fund its annual summer holiday trip for local adults with learning disabilities.
Tennis players flock to town
HUNDREDS of tennis players have been taking part in two long-running tournaments at Burnham-On-Sea Avenue Tennis Club in recent days. The 92nd Annual Burnham-On-Sea Senior Open has also been held in recent says, with many local players picking up prizes.
HUNDREDS of tennis players have been taking part in two long-running tournaments at Burnham-On-Sea Avenue Tennis Club in recent days. The 92nd Annual Burnham-On-Sea Senior Open has also been held in recent says, with many local players picking up prizes.
680 entries displayed at show
OVER 680 entries were judged at the annual West Huntspill Show on Saturday (August 21st). Flowers, crafts, vegetables, cookery items and children's entries went on display in the village hall. Judges at the event said they were impressed by the overall standard on display.
OVER 680 entries were judged at the annual West Huntspill Show on Saturday (August 21st). Flowers, crafts, vegetables, cookery items and children's entries went on display in the village hall. Judges at the event said they were impressed by the overall standard on display.
Man arrested after crash
Exclusive: A motorist has been arrested after this accident closed a busy Burnham-On-Sea road early on Sunday morning (August 22nd), as pictured here. Police temporarily closed Stoddens Road after a black Ford Fiesta careered off the roadway into a ditch near the entrance to the town's BASC sports ground.
Exclusive: A motorist has been arrested after this accident closed a busy Burnham-On-Sea road early on Sunday morning (August 22nd), as pictured here. Police temporarily closed Stoddens Road after a black Ford Fiesta careered off the roadway into a ditch near the entrance to the town's BASC sports ground.
Mayor raises cuppa for charity
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were the special guests at a fundraising cream tea in the town on Sunday afternoon (August 22nd). Michael and Maria Clarke were among 60 invited people who attended the BUPA 'Royal Garden Party' at Burnham Nursing Centre.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were the special guests at a fundraising cream tea in the town on Sunday afternoon (August 22nd). Michael and Maria Clarke were among 60 invited people who attended the BUPA 'Royal Garden Party' at Burnham Nursing Centre.
Trampled swan rescued
A RESCUE boat crew from Burnham-On-Sea was called out on Saturday (August 21st) to help animal rescuers reach an injured bird on a lake - the second such incident this week. A resident in Lympsham contacted East Huntspill-based Secret World at 2pm and BARB was called to help.
A RESCUE boat crew from Burnham-On-Sea was called out on Saturday (August 21st) to help animal rescuers reach an injured bird on a lake - the second such incident this week. A resident in Lympsham contacted East Huntspill-based Secret World at 2pm and BARB was called to help.
Path protesters 'invigorated'
Exclusive video: DOZENS of protesters joined a second march through Berrow on Saturday (August 21st) as they 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 second of two marches and was attended by 50 people.
Exclusive video: DOZENS of protesters joined a second march through Berrow on Saturday (August 21st) as they 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 second of two marches and was attended by 50 people.
Warning issued after burglaries
POLICE have warned residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area to securely lock their doors and windows at night following several burglaries in the area. Homes in Brent Knoll are among five in the district that have been burgled in overnight raids where property, including electrical items and jewellery, have been stolen.
POLICE have warned residents in the Burnham-On-Sea area to securely lock their doors and windows at night following several burglaries in the area. Homes in Brent Knoll are among five in the district that have been burgled in overnight raids where property, including electrical items and jewellery, have been stolen.
In photos: Kids Centre Fun Day
HIGHBRIDGE Children's Centre opened its doors to scores of families on Friday (August 20th) when it held its annual summer fun day. Over 100 children attended the day of activities, which included arts, crafts, face painting, drumming, juggling, a forest school and story telling.
HIGHBRIDGE Children's Centre opened its doors to scores of families on Friday (August 20th) when it held its annual summer fun day. Over 100 children attended the day of activities, which included arts, crafts, face painting, drumming, juggling, a forest school and story telling.
Grim find in river near Burnham
ANIMAL carers from Burnham-On-Sea were shocked to discover more than 40 bodies of dead chickens and ducks floating in a local river on Friday morning (August 20th). Volunters from Secret World were called to Cripps River where they made the grim find in the water between Bason Bridge and East Huntspill.
ANIMAL carers from Burnham-On-Sea were shocked to discover more than 40 bodies of dead chickens and ducks floating in a local river on Friday morning (August 20th). Volunters from Secret World were called to Cripps River where they made the grim find in the water between Bason Bridge and East Huntspill.
Knitters on teddy bear mission
A BURNHAM-On-Sea knitting enthusiast has created hundreds of teddy bears for needy children in Africa. Olive Cooper has grabbed bundles of wool and knitting needles to take part in a district-wide project to create hundreds of teddies for Ugandan youngsters.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea knitting enthusiast has created hundreds of teddy bears for needy children in Africa. Olive Cooper has grabbed bundles of wool and knitting needles to take part in a district-wide project to create hundreds of teddies for Ugandan youngsters.
Surprise visitor at bike marking
A CLASSIC tricycle from the 1980s was among the bikes that Burnham-On-Sea police were asked to mark during a bike marking event held on Wednesday afternoon (August 18th). A Sinclair C5 was brought to the police's special bike marking day held at Apex Wildlife Park.
A CLASSIC tricycle from the 1980s was among the bikes that Burnham-On-Sea police were asked to mark during a bike marking event held on Wednesday afternoon (August 18th). A Sinclair C5 was brought to the police's special bike marking day held at Apex Wildlife Park.
Play areas set for £19k boost
Exclusive: Childrens play areas in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge look set to receive a £19,000 boost following a meeting of town councillors this week. Proposals to spend £12,995 in Highbridge and £6,005 in Burnham on new play equipment were approved by town councillors.
Exclusive: Childrens play areas in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge look set to receive a £19,000 boost following a meeting of town councillors this week. Proposals to spend £12,995 in Highbridge and £6,005 in Burnham on new play equipment were approved by town councillors.
School achieves record A-levels
In Photos: PUPILS at Highbridge's King Alfred School are today (Thursday) celebrating the best A-level results in the school's history. Over 40 nervous students opened their envelopes this morning - and the vast majority of them were delighted at how they'd done.
In Photos: PUPILS at Highbridge's King Alfred School are today (Thursday) celebrating the best A-level results in the school's history. Over 40 nervous students opened their envelopes this morning - and the vast majority of them were delighted at how they'd done.
Shock over council house danger
Exclusive: A concerned resident has this week spoken of her shock at the 'dangerous condition' of a Burnham-On-Sea council home she is due to move into. Helen Groves told Burnham-On-Sea.com that she is worried for the safety of her children due to shards of broken glass over the garden.
Exclusive: A concerned resident has this week spoken of her shock at the 'dangerous condition' of a Burnham-On-Sea council home she is due to move into. Helen Groves told Burnham-On-Sea.com that she is worried for the safety of her children due to shards of broken glass over the garden.
Jason reaches £5k milestone
WELL-known Burnham-On-Sea runner Jason Vickers has raised more than £5,000 for charity in the last four years. Jason hit the milestone this week after collecting £800 in three days during supermaket collections at Burnham-On-Sea's Tesco and Morrisons stores.
WELL-known Burnham-On-Sea runner Jason Vickers has raised more than £5,000 for charity in the last four years. Jason hit the milestone this week after collecting £800 in three days during supermaket collections at Burnham-On-Sea's Tesco and Morrisons stores.
Stranded alpaca rescued
FIREFIGHTERS have rescued an alpaca which had become stuck in a ditch near Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday morning (August 18th). Three fire crews from Cheddar and Bridgwater were sent to the incident at 9.20am at a field in a smallholding in the village of Tarnock.
FIREFIGHTERS have rescued an alpaca which had become stuck in a ditch near Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday morning (August 18th). Three fire crews from Cheddar and Bridgwater were sent to the incident at 9.20am at a field in a smallholding in the village of Tarnock.
'Axe seafront cycling ban'
Exclusive: A new campaign calling on Sedgemoor District Council to axe the "unnecessary" ban on cycling along Burnham-On-Sea's seafront has been launched this week. Cycling enthusiast Andy Brewer, who is a member of Sedgemoor Cycling Group, has urged the council to axe the bye-law.
Exclusive: A new campaign calling on Sedgemoor District Council to axe the "unnecessary" ban on cycling along Burnham-On-Sea's seafront has been launched this week. Cycling enthusiast Andy Brewer, who is a member of Sedgemoor Cycling Group, has urged the council to axe the bye-law.
Musicians set sail for festival
A GROUP of musicians from Burnham-On-Sea took to the high seas to attend the Watchet Harbour Festival at the weekend. Rustique - which comprises John Clist, Pete Beach, Greg Aylmer, John Ellison and Rob Brain - sailed across the Bristol Channel from Burnham to Watchet.
A GROUP of musicians from Burnham-On-Sea took to the high seas to attend the Watchet Harbour Festival at the weekend. Rustique - which comprises John Clist, Pete Beach, Greg Aylmer, John Ellison and Rob Brain - sailed across the Bristol Channel from Burnham to Watchet.
Parks target troublemakers
Exclusive: A DOZEN Brean holiday park have teamed up with Burnham-On-Sea police to launch a new scheme that aims to rid the area of anti-social and unacceptable behaviour among holidaymakers. Holiday Resort Unity and eleven other parks are currently piloting the new scheme, called 'Sitewatch'.
Exclusive: A DOZEN Brean holiday park have teamed up with Burnham-On-Sea police to launch a new scheme that aims to rid the area of anti-social and unacceptable behaviour among holidaymakers. Holiday Resort Unity and eleven other parks are currently piloting the new scheme, called 'Sitewatch'.
Free bike security marking
CYCLISTS can have their bikes security marked and get road safety advice when Burnham Police hold a special bike marking event on Wednesday (August 18th). The marking session will be held from 2.30pm-3.30pm at the main Apex Wildlife Park car park in Highbridge.
CYCLISTS can have their bikes security marked and get road safety advice when Burnham Police hold a special bike marking event on Wednesday (August 18th). The marking session will be held from 2.30pm-3.30pm at the main Apex Wildlife Park car park in Highbridge.
Canal rescue for injured swan
A RESCUE boat crew from Burnham-On-Sea has today (Tuesday, August 17th) helped wildlife carers in Bridgwater retrieve a distressed swan which had swallowed a fishing hook and line. BARB's inshore rescue boat crew were called out by East Huntspill's Secret World at 9.45am. More..
A RESCUE boat crew from Burnham-On-Sea has today (Tuesday, August 17th) helped wildlife carers in Bridgwater retrieve a distressed swan which had swallowed a fishing hook and line. BARB's inshore rescue boat crew were called out by East Huntspill's Secret World at 9.45am. More..
Crews called to town car fire
BURNHAM-On-Sea firefighters rushed to a supermarket car park in Highbridge this morning (Tuesday, August 17th) after a vehicle was reported to be on fire. A motorist in the town's Asda car park raised the alarm at 11.36am after spotting smoke emerging from the engine of a silver Citroen. More..
BURNHAM-On-Sea firefighters rushed to a supermarket car park in Highbridge this morning (Tuesday, August 17th) after a vehicle was reported to be on fire. A motorist in the town's Asda car park raised the alarm at 11.36am after spotting smoke emerging from the engine of a silver Citroen. More..
Rap group's delight at invite
AN up-and-coming rap group from Burnham-On-Sea has been invited to attend a prestigious music festival. Jay, Keron and 'Junior' formed their rap band 'Typical Grafters' earlier this year and have been invited to a three-day music event being held this weekend near Frome.
AN up-and-coming rap group from Burnham-On-Sea has been invited to attend a prestigious music festival. Jay, Keron and 'Junior' formed their rap band 'Typical Grafters' earlier this year and have been invited to a three-day music event being held this weekend near Frome.
Town car wash plan approved
Exclusive: PROPOSALS to convert this car park in Burnham-On-Sea into a car washing centre have been approved by district council planners. They have given a green light to the owners of the land, which is at the rear of Morrisons supermarket just off Pier Street. More..
Exclusive: PROPOSALS to convert this car park in Burnham-On-Sea into a car washing centre have been approved by district council planners. They have given a green light to the owners of the land, which is at the rear of Morrisons supermarket just off Pier Street. More..
Show opens this Wednesday
A BRENT Knoll garden centre is holding a show dedicated to some of the country's favourite flowers this Wednesday and Thursday (August 18th and 19th). Sanders Garden World will be holding a Dahlia and Gladioli Show when experts from two top flower societies will be on-hand.
A BRENT Knoll garden centre is holding a show dedicated to some of the country's favourite flowers this Wednesday and Thursday (August 18th and 19th). Sanders Garden World will be holding a Dahlia and Gladioli Show when experts from two top flower societies will be on-hand.
Sponsored walkers sought
SUPPORTERS of The Alzheimer's Society will be pulling on their walking boots to take part in the charity's annual Sponsored Memory Walk in Brean on Sunday 19th September. This year's event is being sponsored and promoted by Brean Leisure Park and will start at 2pm.
SUPPORTERS of The Alzheimer's Society will be pulling on their walking boots to take part in the charity's annual Sponsored Memory Walk in Brean on Sunday 19th September. This year's event is being sponsored and promoted by Brean Leisure Park and will start at 2pm.
Pakistan flood victims helped
OVER £2,000 has been raised for local charities and the victims of Pakistan's flood disaster from the sale of books at a temporary shop in Burnham-On-Sea. The Rotary Club's summer book shop opened at the start of August and is operating from the former Thresher's.
OVER £2,000 has been raised for local charities and the victims of Pakistan's flood disaster from the sale of books at a temporary shop in Burnham-On-Sea. The Rotary Club's summer book shop opened at the start of August and is operating from the former Thresher's.
Violent incident in Highbridge
Exclusive: POLICE have this week appealed for the public's help in identifying a man who may able to help with their inquiries following a violent incident in Highbridge. Police want help in identifying a man who may be able to help with their enquiries into a case of violence.
Exclusive: POLICE have this week appealed for the public's help in identifying a man who may able to help with their inquiries following a violent incident in Highbridge. Police want help in identifying a man who may be able to help with their enquiries into a case of violence.
Medal wins for Monarchs club
DEDICATED training has again paid off for members of Monarch's Acrobatic Gymnasts Club in Highbridge with further success. Sixteen clubs recently entered The South West Acrobatic Championships 2010 in Taunton and the Monarchs team scooped medals.
DEDICATED training has again paid off for members of Monarch's Acrobatic Gymnasts Club in Highbridge with further success. Sixteen clubs recently entered The South West Acrobatic Championships 2010 in Taunton and the Monarchs team scooped medals.
New art exhibition is opened
A NEW exhibition of paintings and photographs of British and overseas locations created by local artists has opened this week at a Burnham-On-Sea art gallery. Called 'Location! Location!', the display has opened at Sea Breeze in Victoria Street until the end of August.
A NEW exhibition of paintings and photographs of British and overseas locations created by local artists has opened this week at a Burnham-On-Sea art gallery. Called 'Location! Location!', the display has opened at Sea Breeze in Victoria Street until the end of August.
Town show hailed a success
MORE than 500 entries went on display at the 43rd annual Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Show over the weekend (August 14th and 15th). The two-day event was held at Sanders Garden World at Brent Knoll and featured hundreds of entries across 100 classes.
MORE than 500 entries went on display at the 43rd annual Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Show over the weekend (August 14th and 15th). The two-day event was held at Sanders Garden World at Brent Knoll and featured hundreds of entries across 100 classes.
Big crowds flock to rescue day
HUGE crowds packed Burnham-On-Sea seafront on Sunday (August 15th) when dozens of emergency services from across the West Country gathered to take part in a joint safety awareness day featuring scores of displays and demonstrations. ESCAPE included various displays.
HUGE crowds packed Burnham-On-Sea seafront on Sunday (August 15th) when dozens of emergency services from across the West Country gathered to take part in a joint safety awareness day featuring scores of displays and demonstrations. ESCAPE included various displays.
| Video | Gallery Police appeal after store theft
POLICE officers investigating a case of fraud and theft at a Highbridge supermarket have released this CCTV photo of two people they wish to talk to in connection with the incident. Officers say two men entered the former Somerfield store and attempted to buy two store vouchers for £400.
POLICE officers investigating a case of fraud and theft at a Highbridge supermarket have released this CCTV photo of two people they wish to talk to in connection with the incident. Officers say two men entered the former Somerfield store and attempted to buy two store vouchers for £400.
New £14k toilet facilities open
A £14,000 project to introduce new toilet facilities at a village hall near Burnham-On-Sea was officially completed on Saturday afternoon (August 14th). A ceremony was held in East Brent Village Hall to mark the opening of its modern new ladies and disabled WCs.
A £14,000 project to introduce new toilet facilities at a village hall near Burnham-On-Sea was officially completed on Saturday afternoon (August 14th). A ceremony was held in East Brent Village Hall to mark the opening of its modern new ladies and disabled WCs.
MP backs Coast Road protest
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP Tessa Munt gave her support to campaigners calling for a new footpath to be built along Coast Road in Berrow on Saturday (August 14th). She joined a protest march, organised by the Berrow Local Action Team, where she told protesters that they have her full backing.
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP Tessa Munt gave her support to campaigners calling for a new footpath to be built along Coast Road in Berrow on Saturday (August 14th). She joined a protest march, organised by the Berrow Local Action Team, where she told protesters that they have her full backing.
Horticultural show underway
TOP quality vegetables, flowers and crafts are on show this weekend (August 14th and 15th) at Burnham-On-Sea's annual Horticultural Show. The 43rd show, run by Burnham & District Horticultural Society, is being held at Sanders Garden World. The show is open to all on both days.
TOP quality vegetables, flowers and crafts are on show this weekend (August 14th and 15th) at Burnham-On-Sea's annual Horticultural Show. The 43rd show, run by Burnham & District Horticultural Society, is being held at Sanders Garden World. The show is open to all on both days.
Shock over badger poisoning
ANIMAL carers at East Huntspill's Secret World Wildlife Rescue have expressed shock this week at the number of sick badgers that have been admitted to the charity over the past few days with neurological symptoms caused by poisoning. One badger died soon after admission, another is still on a drip.
ANIMAL carers at East Huntspill's Secret World Wildlife Rescue have expressed shock this week at the number of sick badgers that have been admitted to the charity over the past few days with neurological symptoms caused by poisoning. One badger died soon after admission, another is still on a drip.
New-look supermarket opens
THERE were celebrations at a supermarket in Highbridge on Friday morning (August 13th) when it re-opened following a £170,000 revamp. The town's Somerfield store in Southwell Crescent, which employs 25 staff, has been given a makeover as it becomes a Co-Operative.
THERE were celebrations at a supermarket in Highbridge on Friday morning (August 13th) when it re-opened following a £170,000 revamp. The town's Somerfield store in Southwell Crescent, which employs 25 staff, has been given a makeover as it becomes a Co-Operative.
Final seafront race of summer
OVER 40 runners competed in the final seafront race of the summer season on Thursday (August 12th). Runners from across the region gathered on The Esplanade for the 5km race that saw competitors running three laps of a circuit along the seafront.
OVER 40 runners competed in the final seafront race of the summer season on Thursday (August 12th). Runners from across the region gathered on The Esplanade for the 5km race that saw competitors running three laps of a circuit along the seafront.
Folkfest tickets now on sale
THE countdown has begun to next month's Burnham-On-Sea FolkFest music festival and tickets have gone on sale this week for the first night of entertainment. The organisers are holding a special 'Thursday Taster Concert' in the town's Ritz Club on Thursday September 2nd.
THE countdown has begun to next month's Burnham-On-Sea FolkFest music festival and tickets have gone on sale this week for the first night of entertainment. The organisers are holding a special 'Thursday Taster Concert' in the town's Ritz Club on Thursday September 2nd.
Soap and buckets are ready!
A FUNDRAISING car wash is set to be held in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (August 14th) led by young members of Highbridge's Dreamscheme. The group's event will be held at Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station in Marine Drive from 10am-2pm throughout the day in aid of local charities.
A FUNDRAISING car wash is set to be held in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (August 14th) led by young members of Highbridge's Dreamscheme. The group's event will be held at Burnham-On-Sea Fire Station in Marine Drive from 10am-2pm throughout the day in aid of local charities.
Wind farm protest in Burnham
Exclusive: BANNER-wielding residents who are opposed to controversial plans for a new wind farm to be built at West Huntspill held a protest outside the power company's exhibition in Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday (August 12th). Supporters of 'No Huntspill Wind Farms' gathered outside the Princess.
Exclusive: BANNER-wielding residents who are opposed to controversial plans for a new wind farm to be built at West Huntspill held a protest outside the power company's exhibition in Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday (August 12th). Supporters of 'No Huntspill Wind Farms' gathered outside the Princess.
Vandals attack town displays
Exclusive: POLICE have stepped up patrols in the centre of Highbridge this week after vandals ripped up plants from flower beds and damaged several hanging baskets. Members of the Highbridge In Bloom committee have met this week to discuss the problems which have occurred over several nights.
Exclusive: POLICE have stepped up patrols in the centre of Highbridge this week after vandals ripped up plants from flower beds and damaged several hanging baskets. Members of the Highbridge In Bloom committee have met this week to discuss the problems which have occurred over several nights.
