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.
Burnham Halifax branch to shut
BURNHAM-On-Sea's branch of the Halifax building society is to close in November, it has been announced this week. The branch at 56 the High Street will shut its doors for the final time on Friday 5th November. The closure follows the merger of Lloyds and Halifax following the banking crisis last year.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's branch of the Halifax building society is to close in November, it has been announced this week. The branch at 56 the High Street will shut its doors for the final time on Friday 5th November. The closure follows the merger of Lloyds and Halifax following the banking crisis last year.
Clean-up for Burnham beach
BURNHAM-On-Sea's beach should be looking a lot cleaner this week after a community-spirited group carried out a beach clean on Wednesday (August 11th). The team of volunteers from The Huntspill Project, who have learning difficulties, filled over a dozen bin bags.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's beach should be looking a lot cleaner this week after a community-spirited group carried out a beach clean on Wednesday (August 11th). The team of volunteers from The Huntspill Project, who have learning difficulties, filled over a dozen bin bags.
Five arrests after assault
Exclusive: FIVE people have been arrested in Brean as police investigate an assault on the resort's beach. A man received facial injuries after being attacked by a group of young people on the village's beach last week. The victim, who was under 20, was taken to hospital for injuries to his face.
Exclusive: FIVE people have been arrested in Brean as police investigate an assault on the resort's beach. A man received facial injuries after being attacked by a group of young people on the village's beach last week. The victim, who was under 20, was taken to hospital for injuries to his face.
Sea water study launched
Exclusive: THE quality of bathing water in Burnham-On-Sea has been tested by the Environment Agency this week as its launched a new study into the effects of water running into the sea from the River Brue. Water samples have been taken on three high tides this week.
Exclusive: THE quality of bathing water in Burnham-On-Sea has been tested by the Environment Agency this week as its launched a new study into the effects of water running into the sea from the River Brue. Water samples have been taken on three high tides this week.
Have your say on Hinkley plans
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea will get a chance to make their views known about plans to build a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point. EDF Energy has announced that an extra event as part of its Stage 2 public consultation on plans for a new nuclear power station.
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea will get a chance to make their views known about plans to build a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point. EDF Energy has announced that an extra event as part of its Stage 2 public consultation on plans for a new nuclear power station.
Charity runners raise £1,200
A BURNHAM-On-Sea teaching assistant and four friends have raised over £1,000 for a charity close to their hearts. Sam Stockham, who works at Brent Knoll School, completed the London 10km Run with pals Fiona Wilson, Tom Durston, John Durston and Clair Bell.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea teaching assistant and four friends have raised over £1,000 for a charity close to their hearts. Sam Stockham, who works at Brent Knoll School, completed the London 10km Run with pals Fiona Wilson, Tom Durston, John Durston and Clair Bell.
Academy celebrates success
THREE young members of Burnham-On-Sea's Nathan Edwards Tennis Academy are this week celebrating success after performing well at a top tournament. Oliver Punt, 8, Thomas Punt, 6, and Jonathan Bougourd, 8, played against some of the best players in their age group.
THREE young members of Burnham-On-Sea's Nathan Edwards Tennis Academy are this week celebrating success after performing well at a top tournament. Oliver Punt, 8, Thomas Punt, 6, and Jonathan Bougourd, 8, played against some of the best players in their age group.
£170k new look for supermarket
A SUPERMARKET chain has invested £170,000 in converting Highbridge's Somerfield store into a new Co-Op branded store, which is set to open later this week. The new-look store in Southwell Crescent will open its doors for the first time this Friday (13th August) with a greater product range.
A SUPERMARKET chain has invested £170,000 in converting Highbridge's Somerfield store into a new Co-Op branded store, which is set to open later this week. The new-look store in Southwell Crescent will open its doors for the first time this Friday (13th August) with a greater product range.
Tucker's Garage flats approved
COUNCIL planners have this week given the go-ahead to the construction of a block of 27 new elderly people's flats at Burnham-On-Sea's former Tucker's Garage site. Sedgemoor District Council's Development Control Committee considered the application at a meeting in Bridgwater.
COUNCIL planners have this week given the go-ahead to the construction of a block of 27 new elderly people's flats at Burnham-On-Sea's former Tucker's Garage site. Sedgemoor District Council's Development Control Committee considered the application at a meeting in Bridgwater.
Horticultural entries invited
KEEN gardeners are being invited to show off their skills at the annual Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Society Show. The show, now in its 43rd year, will take place at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll over the coming weekend (Saturday August 14th and Sunday 15th). More..
KEEN gardeners are being invited to show off their skills at the annual Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Society Show. The show, now in its 43rd year, will take place at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll over the coming weekend (Saturday August 14th and Sunday 15th). More..
East Huntspill Show Results
DOZENS of colourful blooms went on show at the weekend when East Huntspill held its annual Flower Show. Nearly 200 people filled the village hall on Saturday afternoon to look at a wide range of exhibits - from roses to hanging baskets and vegetables to crafts.
DOZENS of colourful blooms went on show at the weekend when East Huntspill held its annual Flower Show. Nearly 200 people filled the village hall on Saturday afternoon to look at a wide range of exhibits - from roses to hanging baskets and vegetables to crafts.
Sky TV covers speedway live
Photo Special: MILLIONS of TV viewers got a chance to watch live speedway racing from Burnham's Oak Tree Arena on Monday (August 9th) - and Burnham-On-Sea.com was there to take a peak behind the scenes as the Somerset Rebels faced the Glasgow Tigers.
Photo Special: MILLIONS of TV viewers got a chance to watch live speedway racing from Burnham's Oak Tree Arena on Monday (August 9th) - and Burnham-On-Sea.com was there to take a peak behind the scenes as the Somerset Rebels faced the Glasgow Tigers.
Two new Coast Road marches
ANGRY campaigners in Berrow who are calling for a new pavement to be introduced along a dangerous stretch of road in the village will hold two protest marches over the next fortnight. Berrow Local Action Team will hold them on both Saturday August 14th and Saturday August 21st.
ANGRY campaigners in Berrow who are calling for a new pavement to be introduced along a dangerous stretch of road in the village will hold two protest marches over the next fortnight. Berrow Local Action Team will hold them on both Saturday August 14th and Saturday August 21st.
Council responds over graves
Exclusive: BADGERS or vandals have been blamed for removing flowers marking the locations of cremated remains in a Burnham-On-Sea churchyard. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported on Monday how Burnham resident Alex Turco was left angry after plants were removed from next to a grave.
Exclusive: BADGERS or vandals have been blamed for removing flowers marking the locations of cremated remains in a Burnham-On-Sea churchyard. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported on Monday how Burnham resident Alex Turco was left angry after plants were removed from next to a grave.
Lorry brings down shop roof
Exclusive: A red-faced lorry driver caused part of a shop's roof to crash down onto a pavement in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea today (Monday, August 9th) after his vehicle accidentally struck the building. Part of the pavement outside S&A Carpets in Adam Street was sealed off at 2pm, as pictured here.
Exclusive: A red-faced lorry driver caused part of a shop's roof to crash down onto a pavement in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea today (Monday, August 9th) after his vehicle accidentally struck the building. Part of the pavement outside S&A Carpets in Adam Street was sealed off at 2pm, as pictured here.
Jewellery stolen in burglary
Exclusive: POLICE have urged residents in Burnham-On-Sea to be extra vigilant after a burglar stole jewellery from a house in the town on Saturday evening (August 7th). Officers were called to South Terrace after a shocked resident discovered she had been targeted.
Exclusive: POLICE have urged residents in Burnham-On-Sea to be extra vigilant after a burglar stole jewellery from a house in the town on Saturday evening (August 7th). Officers were called to South Terrace after a shocked resident discovered she had been targeted.
Lions Fun Day raises £1,100
Photo Special: A DAY of non-stop fun was held in Burnham's Manor Gardens on Sunday (August 8th) when the town's Lions Club held its annual Fun Day. Big crowds attended the event to watch and take part in arange of activities, which included dance acts, music, stalls and fair games.
Photo Special: A DAY of non-stop fun was held in Burnham's Manor Gardens on Sunday (August 8th) when the town's Lions Club held its annual Fun Day. Big crowds attended the event to watch and take part in arange of activities, which included dance acts, music, stalls and fair games.
Anger over 'grave desecration'
Exclusive: A furious Burnham-On-Sea resident has this week accused Sedgemoor District Council of desecrating his father's grave after its staff mowed over flowers and plants marking the spot where the cremated remains were buried in a town churchyard. Alex Turco says it is the second time this year that council staff have destroyed ceremonial plants.
Exclusive: A furious Burnham-On-Sea resident has this week accused Sedgemoor District Council of desecrating his father's grave after its staff mowed over flowers and plants marking the spot where the cremated remains were buried in a town churchyard. Alex Turco says it is the second time this year that council staff have destroyed ceremonial plants.
Two cars stranded in mud
Exclusive: TWO stranded vehicles were rescued from beach mudflats at Brean and Berrow on Sunday afternoon (August 8th). Beach wardens were called to the stricken Range Rover pictured here, after its wheels sank into the soft sand and mud on Berrow beach when its driver drove out too far.
Exclusive: TWO stranded vehicles were rescued from beach mudflats at Brean and Berrow on Sunday afternoon (August 8th). Beach wardens were called to the stricken Range Rover pictured here, after its wheels sank into the soft sand and mud on Berrow beach when its driver drove out too far.
In photos: Town's Civic Service
FOUR residents from the Burnham-On-Sea area were presented with awards for their service to the community during the town's annual Civic Service on Sunday (August 8th). The Mayor of Burnham and Highbridge, Michael Clarke, was joined by The High Sheriff of Somerset.
FOUR residents from the Burnham-On-Sea area were presented with awards for their service to the community during the town's annual Civic Service on Sunday (August 8th). The Mayor of Burnham and Highbridge, Michael Clarke, was joined by The High Sheriff of Somerset.
Hovercraft search on Stert
BURNHAM-On-Sea's hovercraft was called out by Coastguards on Sunday afternoon (August 8th) amid concerns that a person was in difficulty on Stert Island. The Spirit Of Lelaina hovercraft, operated by Burnham rescue charity BARB, was launched at 2.45pm.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's hovercraft was called out by Coastguards on Sunday afternoon (August 8th) amid concerns that a person was in difficulty on Stert Island. The Spirit Of Lelaina hovercraft, operated by Burnham rescue charity BARB, was launched at 2.45pm.
No injuries in seafront crash
Exclusive: A car careered off the road on Burnham's seafront during the early hours of today (Sunday, August 8th). Police were called to The Esplanade shortly before 1.25am after a Peugeot 206 slammed into a decorative roadside column, demolishing it, as pictured here.
Exclusive: A car careered off the road on Burnham's seafront during the early hours of today (Sunday, August 8th). Police were called to The Esplanade shortly before 1.25am after a Peugeot 206 slammed into a decorative roadside column, demolishing it, as pictured here.
MP 'linked to McCann adviser'
AN adviser to Kate and Gerry McCann has admitted staying with Burnham-On-Sea MP Tessa Munt while she claimed a single resident’s discount, according to new claims by a national newspaper. The Mail On Sunday reports that David Hughes, a media adviser to the McCanns in the months after their daughter Madeleine disappeared, stayed with Ms Munt.
AN adviser to Kate and Gerry McCann has admitted staying with Burnham-On-Sea MP Tessa Munt while she claimed a single resident’s discount, according to new claims by a national newspaper. The Mail On Sunday reports that David Hughes, a media adviser to the McCanns in the months after their daughter Madeleine disappeared, stayed with Ms Munt.
In photos: Gig On The Green
AN afternoon of live outdoor music and entertainment attracted crowds of spectators to Berrow on Saturday afternoon (August 7th). The second annual 'Gig on the Green' was held on Berrow Village Green and has been hailed a success by its delighted organisers.
AN afternoon of live outdoor music and entertainment attracted crowds of spectators to Berrow on Saturday afternoon (August 7th). The second annual 'Gig on the Green' was held on Berrow Village Green and has been hailed a success by its delighted organisers.
Crowds flock to vehicle show
DOZENS of classic vehicles went on display at an annual show near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (August 7th). The fourth annual Classic and Vintage Vehicle Show was held at the Balliol Hall Field in West Huntspill, attended by crowds of enthusiasts and families.
DOZENS of classic vehicles went on display at an annual show near Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (August 7th). The fourth annual Classic and Vintage Vehicle Show was held at the Balliol Hall Field in West Huntspill, attended by crowds of enthusiasts and families.
Cricket success for youngsters
A GROUP of youngsters from across the Burnham-On-Sea area have batted and bowled their way to success at a regional cricket competition. Huntspill Girls travelled to Taunton to compete in an Under 13s competition this week, where they were on top form and clinched victory.
A GROUP of youngsters from across the Burnham-On-Sea area have batted and bowled their way to success at a regional cricket competition. Huntspill Girls travelled to Taunton to compete in an Under 13s competition this week, where they were on top form and clinched victory.
Driver arrested on beach
Exclusive: POLICE have arrested a Porsche driver on Brean beach this week following a dangerous driving incident. The middle-aged motorist was arrested and charged with drink driving on Thursday morning (August 5th). The Porsche driver had been reported to the police for anti-social driving.
Exclusive: POLICE have arrested a Porsche driver on Brean beach this week following a dangerous driving incident. The middle-aged motorist was arrested and charged with drink driving on Thursday morning (August 5th). The Porsche driver had been reported to the police for anti-social driving.
Fruit weekend set to be held
A SPECIAL event celebrating fruit is to be held at a Brent Knoll garden centre next weekend. Sanders Garden World is holding a 'Juicy Fruits Weekend' on Saturday August 14th and Sunday August 15th for anyone who is interested in growing their own produce.
A SPECIAL event celebrating fruit is to be held at a Brent Knoll garden centre next weekend. Sanders Garden World is holding a 'Juicy Fruits Weekend' on Saturday August 14th and Sunday August 15th for anyone who is interested in growing their own produce.
Pensioner hurt on seafront
THIS was the scene on Burnham-On-Sea's Esplanade this afternoon (Friday) after emergency services were called to help an elderly man involved in an accident. Police and ambulance crews were called to the seafront at 4.10pm after the pensioner lost control of his scooter.
THIS was the scene on Burnham-On-Sea's Esplanade this afternoon (Friday) after emergency services were called to help an elderly man involved in an accident. Police and ambulance crews were called to the seafront at 4.10pm after the pensioner lost control of his scooter.
20 year wait for new park is over!
THE announcement that work to create a new public park in Burnham-On-Sea will start next week has been welcomed by nearby residents and councillors following a long wait for the start of the project. Burnham-On-Sea.com first reported earlier this week that work to transform a former landfill site into a new park called Rosewood Green will begin on August 9th.
THE announcement that work to create a new public park in Burnham-On-Sea will start next week has been welcomed by nearby residents and councillors following a long wait for the start of the project. Burnham-On-Sea.com first reported earlier this week that work to transform a former landfill site into a new park called Rosewood Green will begin on August 9th.
Miniature town goes on show
A COLOURFUL exhibition showcasing the work of a group of dolls house makers has opened in Burnham-On-Sea this week. A whole street of tiny houses created by members of Burnham Dolls House Group is on show in the foyer of Burnham-On-Sea Library in Princess Street.
A COLOURFUL exhibition showcasing the work of a group of dolls house makers has opened in Burnham-On-Sea this week. A whole street of tiny houses created by members of Burnham Dolls House Group is on show in the foyer of Burnham-On-Sea Library in Princess Street.
Celebrity couple in surprise visit
Exclusive: TWO famous faces from the film and TV world surprised regulars at a Brent Knoll pub this week by making an unexpected visit. Holby City actress Stella Gonet and film actor Nicholas Farrell dropped in at the Brent Knoll Inn on Tuesday (August 3rd) for a quick bite to eat, as pictured here.
Exclusive: TWO famous faces from the film and TV world surprised regulars at a Brent Knoll pub this week by making an unexpected visit. Holby City actress Stella Gonet and film actor Nicholas Farrell dropped in at the Brent Knoll Inn on Tuesday (August 3rd) for a quick bite to eat, as pictured here.
Mayor welcomes Brean circus
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor was among the guests at the opening night of a circus in Brean this week. Mayor Michael Clarke, Mayoress Maria Clarke and Sedgemoor District Council Chairman Jane Moreton were the VIP guests at the charity night for Zippos Circus at Warren Farm.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor was among the guests at the opening night of a circus in Brean this week. Mayor Michael Clarke, Mayoress Maria Clarke and Sedgemoor District Council Chairman Jane Moreton were the VIP guests at the charity night for Zippos Circus at Warren Farm.
Seafront flats fight steps up
Exclusive: A group of concerned residents and beach walkers in Burnham-On-Sea have this week stepped up their campaign to prevent a seafront home being demolished and replaced with a block of 13 flats. It comes after the developer lodged a formal appeal with the Planning Inspectorate last month.
Exclusive: A group of concerned residents and beach walkers in Burnham-On-Sea have this week stepped up their campaign to prevent a seafront home being demolished and replaced with a block of 13 flats. It comes after the developer lodged a formal appeal with the Planning Inspectorate last month.
M5 park 'n' ride plan unveiled
Exclusive: PLANS for a huge new park 'n' ride facililty next to Burnham-On-Sea's motorway junction have been proposed this week. The town council has asked energy firm EDF to consider building the facilities when work begins on the new Hinkley Point power station.
Exclusive: PLANS for a huge new park 'n' ride facililty next to Burnham-On-Sea's motorway junction have been proposed this week. The town council has asked energy firm EDF to consider building the facilities when work begins on the new Hinkley Point power station.
In photos: Apex Play Day
HUNDREDS of children and their families descended on Highbridge's Apex Park on Wednesday (August 4th) to take part in a range of activities on National Play Day. The free event included more than 35 different workshops and activities, including climbing and a forest school.
HUNDREDS of children and their families descended on Highbridge's Apex Park on Wednesday (August 4th) to take part in a range of activities on National Play Day. The free event included more than 35 different workshops and activities, including climbing and a forest school.
Crews tackle hedge blaze
FIREFIGHTERS from Burnham-On-Sea have extinguished a hedge blaze caused by an out-of-control barbecue this evening (Wednesday, August 4th). One fire engine was called to Red Road in Brean at 7.45pm after sparks from a camper's barbecue set a hedge alight.
FIREFIGHTERS from Burnham-On-Sea have extinguished a hedge blaze caused by an out-of-control barbecue this evening (Wednesday, August 4th). One fire engine was called to Red Road in Brean at 7.45pm after sparks from a camper's barbecue set a hedge alight.
Anger over cinema vandalism
Exclusive: VANDALS have caused hundreds of pounds of damage to signs outside Burnham-On-Sea cinema this week. Three display boards outside the Ritz in Victoria Street were smashed, angering the cinema's owner Pat Scott, who said they would cost £300 to repair.
Exclusive: VANDALS have caused hundreds of pounds of damage to signs outside Burnham-On-Sea cinema this week. Three display boards outside the Ritz in Victoria Street were smashed, angering the cinema's owner Pat Scott, who said they would cost £300 to repair.
Post-It Note pranksters strike!
Exclusive: THE owner of this car had a sticky situation to deal with when cheeky pranksters in Burnham-On-Sea covered her car with dozens of Post-It notes! The unusual sight of a Renault covered in multi-coloured pieces of sticky paper was spotted in Priory Gardens.
Exclusive: THE owner of this car had a sticky situation to deal with when cheeky pranksters in Burnham-On-Sea covered her car with dozens of Post-It notes! The unusual sight of a Renault covered in multi-coloured pieces of sticky paper was spotted in Priory Gardens.
Civic Award winners announced
Special Coverage: FORMER Mayor Mike Murphy is among four community-spirited residents in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge who have this week been named as winners of Civic Awards. Mike Murphy, Lyn Burland, Nita Buckler and Ron Parker have been named by the Town Council as recepients.
Special Coverage: FORMER Mayor Mike Murphy is among four community-spirited residents in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge who have this week been named as winners of Civic Awards. Mike Murphy, Lyn Burland, Nita Buckler and Ron Parker have been named by the Town Council as recepients.
National Play Day next week
CHILDREN and families are being invited to celebrate National Play Day at a special event in Highbridge's Apex Park next week. The free annual event at Apex Park will take place on 4th August from 10am–3pm. Organisers say it will be bigger and better than ever this year with even more to do.
CHILDREN and families are being invited to celebrate National Play Day at a special event in Highbridge's Apex Park next week. The free annual event at Apex Park will take place on 4th August from 10am–3pm. Organisers say it will be bigger and better than ever this year with even more to do.
Work to begin on public park
SEDGEMOOR District Council has announced that work to create a new public park in Burnham will start later this month. The work to create Rosewood Green will begin on August 9th. It comes after the council decided last December to spend £2.4m to clear up theformer landfill site.
SEDGEMOOR District Council has announced that work to create a new public park in Burnham will start later this month. The work to create Rosewood Green will begin on August 9th. It comes after the council decided last December to spend £2.4m to clear up theformer landfill site.
Five star awards for firms
STAFF at two food businesses in Brean are celebrating this week after being awarded a maximum five stars for their food hygiene practices. Subway and The Big Deal in South Road have been praised in the latest survey by the district council's Food Safety Team.
STAFF at two food businesses in Brean are celebrating this week after being awarded a maximum five stars for their food hygiene practices. Subway and The Big Deal in South Road have been praised in the latest survey by the district council's Food Safety Team.
