Out-of-school activities boost
HIGHBRIDGE'S Curtain Call School of Performing Arts has joined a new initiative encouraging children across Somerset to take part in out-of-school activities. The group has been added to Somerset County Council's new 'Give It A Go!' scheme, allowing free acitivies.
HIGHBRIDGE'S Curtain Call School of Performing Arts has joined a new initiative encouraging children across Somerset to take part in out-of-school activities. The group has been added to Somerset County Council's new 'Give It A Go!' scheme, allowing free acitivies.
Regatta winners announced
BURNHAM-On-Sea's regatta has ended with an awards ceremony for the winners. The presentation was held at the end of the popular event, run by Burnham Sailing Club, which was held over the past two weekends. The regatta was won overall by Steve Short.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's regatta has ended with an awards ceremony for the winners. The presentation was held at the end of the popular event, run by Burnham Sailing Club, which was held over the past two weekends. The regatta was won overall by Steve Short.
Appeal after man attacked
POLICE have appealed for witnesses following an assault in Highbridge in the early hours of Sunday morning (July 11th). The incident occurred in Newtown Road when a man was punched in the face and kicked to the ground. The victim was approached by a group of males aged approximately 17-18 years.
POLICE have appealed for witnesses following an assault in Highbridge in the early hours of Sunday morning (July 11th). The incident occurred in Newtown Road when a man was punched in the face and kicked to the ground. The victim was approached by a group of males aged approximately 17-18 years.
Councillors pay their respects
COUNCILLORS in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge have paid their respects to a prominent district councillor who died on Sunday (July 11th). Sedgemoor District Council Labour Leader Roger Lavers, pictured, died of a brain hemorrhage, shocking fellow members.
COUNCILLORS in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge have paid their respects to a prominent district councillor who died on Sunday (July 11th). Sedgemoor District Council Labour Leader Roger Lavers, pictured, died of a brain hemorrhage, shocking fellow members.
MP at pylons protest meeting
DOZENS of villagers filled a public meeting near Burnham-On-Sea this week to discuss stepping up their protests against National Grid's proposed 37-mile line of huge power pylons through the area. More than 80 people crowded into Mark Village Hall for the special public meeting.
DOZENS of villagers filled a public meeting near Burnham-On-Sea this week to discuss stepping up their protests against National Grid's proposed 37-mile line of huge power pylons through the area. More than 80 people crowded into Mark Village Hall for the special public meeting.
Sea search for missing man
BOTH Burnham-On-Sea's lifeboats were launched at 1.50am this morning (Sunday, July 11th) to search for a missing person. Two RNLI lifeboats and a team of Burnham-On-Sea Coastguards searched for the man, who was believed to be in the sea water in Brean.
BOTH Burnham-On-Sea's lifeboats were launched at 1.50am this morning (Sunday, July 11th) to search for a missing person. Two RNLI lifeboats and a team of Burnham-On-Sea Coastguards searched for the man, who was believed to be in the sea water in Brean.
Burnham artist's work on show
THE work of Burnham-On-Sea artist Tim Smith has gone on display at a town art gallery this week. Born in Bridgwater and now living in Burnham, Tim enjoys painting local landscapes, and his work includes scenes of Brent Knoll, the Mendips and the Quantocks.
THE work of Burnham-On-Sea artist Tim Smith has gone on display at a town art gallery this week. Born in Bridgwater and now living in Burnham, Tim enjoys painting local landscapes, and his work includes scenes of Brent Knoll, the Mendips and the Quantocks.
Mayor backs RAFA fundraiser
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor was among the local residents helping to raise money for the Royal Air Forces Association during a special coffee morning in the town on Saturday (July 10th). The Burnham branch of the RAFA organised the "Brew for the Few" event.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor was among the local residents helping to raise money for the Royal Air Forces Association during a special coffee morning in the town on Saturday (July 10th). The Burnham branch of the RAFA organised the "Brew for the Few" event.
Artist's donkey goes on show!
A BURNHAM-On-Sea artist has put the finishing touches to one of her most unusual commissions yet - a painted donkey. Judith Champion has created this rugby-themed donkey is among 40 on display across Weston-super-Mare to celebrate 200 years of tourism.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea artist has put the finishing touches to one of her most unusual commissions yet - a painted donkey. Judith Champion has created this rugby-themed donkey is among 40 on display across Weston-super-Mare to celebrate 200 years of tourism.
Man arrested after drugs raid
A 51-year old man was arrested following the seizure of hundreds of pounds worth of drugs on Friday (July 9th). Cannabis with a street value of over £240 was removed from a property in Church Street during the raid at 9.30am. He was charged with possession of cannabis and will appear in court soon.
A 51-year old man was arrested following the seizure of hundreds of pounds worth of drugs on Friday (July 9th). Cannabis with a street value of over £240 was removed from a property in Church Street during the raid at 9.30am. He was charged with possession of cannabis and will appear in court soon.
Seafront golf course protest
Exclusive: PROTESTERS fighting plans for a new mini golf course on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront have launched a poster campaign to halt the scheme. They have put up posters along The Esplanade next to the grassy area where entrepreneur Paul Chatwin hopes to build a mini golf park, as pictured here.
Exclusive: PROTESTERS fighting plans for a new mini golf course on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront have launched a poster campaign to halt the scheme. They have put up posters along The Esplanade next to the grassy area where entrepreneur Paul Chatwin hopes to build a mini golf park, as pictured here.
M5 shut as lorry sheds load
THIS was the scene that greeted motorists when they tried to access the sliproad onto the M5 motorway at Burnham-On-Sea on Friday morning (July 9th). Police and the Highways Agency shut the entry onto the motorway at Edithmead after a lorry shed its load.
THIS was the scene that greeted motorists when they tried to access the sliproad onto the M5 motorway at Burnham-On-Sea on Friday morning (July 9th). Police and the Highways Agency shut the entry onto the motorway at Edithmead after a lorry shed its load.
Healing festival gets underway
BIG crowds are expected to flock to East Huntspill's Secret World Wildlife Rescue centre this weekend for a special healing festival. The three day Healing Weekend- which runs from Friday 9th July to Sunday 11th July - includes 150 stalls and exhibitions plus displays.
BIG crowds are expected to flock to East Huntspill's Secret World Wildlife Rescue centre this weekend for a special healing festival. The three day Healing Weekend- which runs from Friday 9th July to Sunday 11th July - includes 150 stalls and exhibitions plus displays.
Town gets new seafront mural
A GROUP of 30 youngsters added a splash of colour to Burnham-On-Sea's seafront on Thursday (July 8th). A brand new mural was introduced on the walls outside Burnham-On-Sea Sailing Club as part of the run-up to the town's Birds And Beasts Art Festival.
A GROUP of 30 youngsters added a splash of colour to Burnham-On-Sea's seafront on Thursday (July 8th). A brand new mural was introduced on the walls outside Burnham-On-Sea Sailing Club as part of the run-up to the town's Birds And Beasts Art Festival.
Motorist air-lifted from M5
A MOTORIST had to be air-lifted to hospital on Thursday evening (July 8th) after his careered off the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea. These were the scenes on the M5 motorway just north of Sedgemoor Services at 6pm when five fire crews were called to deal with incident.
A MOTORIST had to be air-lifted to hospital on Thursday evening (July 8th) after his careered off the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea. These were the scenes on the M5 motorway just north of Sedgemoor Services at 6pm when five fire crews were called to deal with incident.
Photos: Mad Hatters Tea Party
THESE were the scenes on Brent Knoll Green on Thursday evening (July 8th) when youngsters in the village took part in a Mad Hatters Tea Party. Dozens of members of Brent Knoll Rainbows, Brownies and Guides dressed up in colourful costumes for the fun-filled evening.
THESE were the scenes on Brent Knoll Green on Thursday evening (July 8th) when youngsters in the village took part in a Mad Hatters Tea Party. Dozens of members of Brent Knoll Rainbows, Brownies and Guides dressed up in colourful costumes for the fun-filled evening.
Gas leaks shuts business park
Exclusive: A large part of Highbridge's Isleport Industrial Estate was sealed off this evening (Thursday, July 8th) after a gas leak. Police and fire crews closed the business park and several factories were evacuated when a postman's van accidentally struck a gas mains outside Jester Prints in Hooper Close.
Exclusive: A large part of Highbridge's Isleport Industrial Estate was sealed off this evening (Thursday, July 8th) after a gas leak. Police and fire crews closed the business park and several factories were evacuated when a postman's van accidentally struck a gas mains outside Jester Prints in Hooper Close.
Sara is UK's biathlon champ!
Exclusive: A WELL-known sportswoman in Burnham-On-Sea is celebrating this week after becoming British Modern Biathlon Champion. Sara Cox-Conklin, who runs Burnham-On-Sea's Swim and Sports Academy with her husband Mark, travelled to Liverpool this week.
Exclusive: A WELL-known sportswoman in Burnham-On-Sea is celebrating this week after becoming British Modern Biathlon Champion. Sara Cox-Conklin, who runs Burnham-On-Sea's Swim and Sports Academy with her husband Mark, travelled to Liverpool this week.
Police hunt town car vandals
Exclusive: POLICE are hunting vandals who caused hundreds of pounds of damage to this luxury car in Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. Deep scratches and profanities were etched into the paintwork of the black Jaguar, which was parked in Coleridge Gardens, on Saturday.
Exclusive: POLICE are hunting vandals who caused hundreds of pounds of damage to this luxury car in Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. Deep scratches and profanities were etched into the paintwork of the black Jaguar, which was parked in Coleridge Gardens, on Saturday.
'Cat run over and hit like a ball'
A SHOCKED resident in Burnham-On-Sea has told police how he saw a group of youths run over a cat with a car and then start playing football with its body. The resident - who has asked to remain anonymous - told police how the white cat was run over in Stoddens Road.
A SHOCKED resident in Burnham-On-Sea has told police how he saw a group of youths run over a cat with a car and then start playing football with its body. The resident - who has asked to remain anonymous - told police how the white cat was run over in Stoddens Road.
Ben is named Mayor's Cadet
BEN Rogers was named as the official cadet for Burnham-On-Sea's Mayor on Wednesday (July 7th). The 14 year-old, pictured here, said being chosen to accompany Mayor Michael Clarke and Mayoress Maria Clarke at civic functions is a "great honour".
BEN Rogers was named as the official cadet for Burnham-On-Sea's Mayor on Wednesday (July 7th). The 14 year-old, pictured here, said being chosen to accompany Mayor Michael Clarke and Mayoress Maria Clarke at civic functions is a "great honour".
Leaflets warning to residents
THE Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance Charity has this week warned residents in Burnham-On-Sea not to be confused by a commercial company which has been carrying out doorstep collections of clothing, jewellery, toys and other items in the area during recent days.
THE Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance Charity has this week warned residents in Burnham-On-Sea not to be confused by a commercial company which has been carrying out doorstep collections of clothing, jewellery, toys and other items in the area during recent days.
Fashion show comes to Brean
A FUNDRAISING fashion show is set to be held at Brean Leisure Park next week. The event, starting at 8pm on Wednesday 14th July, is being held to raise cash for the RNLI lifeboat charity. Charlie Symes-Thompson is organising the event after a similar event last year.
A FUNDRAISING fashion show is set to be held at Brean Leisure Park next week. The event, starting at 8pm on Wednesday 14th July, is being held to raise cash for the RNLI lifeboat charity. Charlie Symes-Thompson is organising the event after a similar event last year.
£200 fine for Apex dog fouler
A HIGHBRIDGE resident has been fined £200 for failing to clean up after his dog when it fouled a grassy area in Highbridge's Apex Park. The man has been prosecuted after work by Sedgemoor District Council's Environmental Protection Unit saw the mkan brought before Sedgemoor Magistrates.
A HIGHBRIDGE resident has been fined £200 for failing to clean up after his dog when it fouled a grassy area in Highbridge's Apex Park. The man has been prosecuted after work by Sedgemoor District Council's Environmental Protection Unit saw the mkan brought before Sedgemoor Magistrates.
Plans for £6m new school in doubt?
Exclusive: THE merger of two Highbridge schools and the construction of a modern new £6.3m school in its place has been plunged into confusion this week. It comes after the government announced it is scaling back spending on the country's schools modernisation programme to cut the budget defecit.
Exclusive: THE merger of two Highbridge schools and the construction of a modern new £6.3m school in its place has been plunged into confusion this week. It comes after the government announced it is scaling back spending on the country's schools modernisation programme to cut the budget defecit.
Mayor picks charities of year
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor has this week announced that two local good causes will be his charities of the year. BARB, the organisation that runs the town's rescue hovercrafts, and The Friends of Burnham Hospital will both benefit from a series of events.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor has this week announced that two local good causes will be his charities of the year. BARB, the organisation that runs the town's rescue hovercrafts, and The Friends of Burnham Hospital will both benefit from a series of events.
New MP's maiden speech in full
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has made her maiden speech in the House of Commons over the past week. Tessa Munt's first speech in parliament covered a range of local issues, including the contentious one of pylons being built through the countryside near Burnham.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has made her maiden speech in the House of Commons over the past week. Tessa Munt's first speech in parliament covered a range of local issues, including the contentious one of pylons being built through the countryside near Burnham.
Tide prompts fireworks re-think
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's annual seafront fireworks display may be held on a barge in the middle of Bridgwater Bay this year after organisers discovered there is an exceptionally high tide due on the night of the event. Organisers from Burnham-On-Sea Town Council face a bill of up to £2,500 extra this year.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's annual seafront fireworks display may be held on a barge in the middle of Bridgwater Bay this year after organisers discovered there is an exceptionally high tide due on the night of the event. Organisers from Burnham-On-Sea Town Council face a bill of up to £2,500 extra this year.
Council backs Sunday carnival
Exclusive: TOWN councillors have this week given a thumbs-up to the proposed move of Highbridge and Burnham Carnival from Monday to Sunday nights from 2012. John Hodgson of the Carnival Committee outlined the proposed move during a toiwn council meeting held on Monday.
Exclusive: TOWN councillors have this week given a thumbs-up to the proposed move of Highbridge and Burnham Carnival from Monday to Sunday nights from 2012. John Hodgson of the Carnival Committee outlined the proposed move during a toiwn council meeting held on Monday.
Burnham beach gets big clean
BURNHAM-On-Sea's beach is looking a lot cleaner this week thanks to the work of a group of over 20 youngsters. On Monday (July 5th), Burnham Scout Group's Kingfisher Cubs took part in a beach clean as part of 'The Big Tidy Up' run by the Keep Britain Tidy campaign.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's beach is looking a lot cleaner this week thanks to the work of a group of over 20 youngsters. On Monday (July 5th), Burnham Scout Group's Kingfisher Cubs took part in a beach clean as part of 'The Big Tidy Up' run by the Keep Britain Tidy campaign.
More medals for Monarchs!
GYMNASTS from Highbridge's Monarchs Acro Gymnastics Club competed in the South West Championships in Sherbourne on Sunday (July 4th) and came away with another haul of medals. Leoni Warbarton, Natalie Hughes and Emily-Kay Smith performed a flawless routine.
GYMNASTS from Highbridge's Monarchs Acro Gymnastics Club competed in the South West Championships in Sherbourne on Sunday (July 4th) and came away with another haul of medals. Leoni Warbarton, Natalie Hughes and Emily-Kay Smith performed a flawless routine.
King Alfs pupils hold reunion
DOZENS of former pupils from Highbridge's King Alfred School have gathered together for a special reunion. The class of 1982-1987 met at Michael's Fun Pub in Burnham on Thursday evening (July 1st) for a fun-packed night of old memories and meeting fomer pals.
DOZENS of former pupils from Highbridge's King Alfred School have gathered together for a special reunion. The class of 1982-1987 met at Michael's Fun Pub in Burnham on Thursday evening (July 1st) for a fun-packed night of old memories and meeting fomer pals.
Police security tips on offer
BURNHAM-On-Sea police will be handing out crime prevention advice and security tips during a special event in the town's High Street on Tuesday (July 6th). PCSO Sarah England and PCSO Eliot Green will be offering crime prevention advice and other tips from a special stand in the High Street.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police will be handing out crime prevention advice and security tips during a special event in the town's High Street on Tuesday (July 6th). PCSO Sarah England and PCSO Eliot Green will be offering crime prevention advice and other tips from a special stand in the High Street.
Mayor appoints new chaplain
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge's Mayor appointed his official chaplain for the coming year on Monday evening (July 5th). Reverend Graham Witts, vicar of St Andrew's Church, was welcomed to the position by Cllr Michael Clarke outside the town council chambers.
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge's Mayor appointed his official chaplain for the coming year on Monday evening (July 5th). Reverend Graham Witts, vicar of St Andrew's Church, was welcomed to the position by Cllr Michael Clarke outside the town council chambers.
Police appeal over cashpoint attack
Exclusive: This cash machine in Burnham-On-Sea was attacked over the weekend in an apparent attempt to get money inside. Police were called to the machine outside Burnham's Tesco store in Love Lane at 3am on Sunday (July 4th) after a passer-by noticed the damage.
Exclusive: This cash machine in Burnham-On-Sea was attacked over the weekend in an apparent attempt to get money inside. Police were called to the machine outside Burnham's Tesco store in Love Lane at 3am on Sunday (July 4th) after a passer-by noticed the damage.
£344k lotto boost for Marine Cove
Exclusive: THE project to redevelop Burnham-On-Sea Marine Cove gardens has been given a massive boost today (Monday, July 5th) with the news that it is has been awarded £344,200 of National Lottery funding. Sedgemoor District Council has been successful in being awarded the cash from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Exclusive: THE project to redevelop Burnham-On-Sea Marine Cove gardens has been given a massive boost today (Monday, July 5th) with the news that it is has been awarded £344,200 of National Lottery funding. Sedgemoor District Council has been successful in being awarded the cash from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
In photos: Burnham Youthfest
CROWDS of young people from the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area flocked to the town's annual youth festival today on Sunday (July 4th). Overseen by Burnham's Youth Town Council in association with Burnham Lions, the event included a wide range of fun.
CROWDS of young people from the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area flocked to the town's annual youth festival today on Sunday (July 4th). Overseen by Burnham's Youth Town Council in association with Burnham Lions, the event included a wide range of fun.
M5 re-opens after car fire
THE M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea was closed to all traffic this morning (Sunday, July 4th) when fire crews tackled a car blaze. These were the scenes on the southbound carriageway next to the exit of Sedgemoor Services as crews tackled the fire, which completely destroyed the car.
THE M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea was closed to all traffic this morning (Sunday, July 4th) when fire crews tackled a car blaze. These were the scenes on the southbound carriageway next to the exit of Sedgemoor Services as crews tackled the fire, which completely destroyed the car.
Sun shines on Berrow School Fete
HOT summer sunshine attracted large crowds of Berrow School pupils, parents and their families to its annual fete on Saturday (July 3rd). A wide range of entertainment, activities and stalls were set-up around the school field for the event, which was bathed in sun.
HOT summer sunshine attracted large crowds of Berrow School pupils, parents and their families to its annual fete on Saturday (July 3rd). A wide range of entertainment, activities and stalls were set-up around the school field for the event, which was bathed in sun.
Cycling trio pass through town
Exclusive: CHEERING residents welcomed three Burnham-On-Sea cyclists into the town today (Sunday) as they passed through during their fundraising ride from Lands End to John O'Groats. Martin Rogers, Kevin Crenol and Jason Emmett are hoping to complete the 1,000 mile feat in just seven days.
Exclusive: CHEERING residents welcomed three Burnham-On-Sea cyclists into the town today (Sunday) as they passed through during their fundraising ride from Lands End to John O'Groats. Martin Rogers, Kevin Crenol and Jason Emmett are hoping to complete the 1,000 mile feat in just seven days.
Pooches go on parade at fete
Photo Special: A FUN dog show was one of the attractions at West Huntpsill's annual summer fete on Saturday (July 3rd). The event drew crowds of spectators to the grounds of St Peter and All Hallows Church, where stalls, games and a barbecue were laid on.
Photo Special: A FUN dog show was one of the attractions at West Huntpsill's annual summer fete on Saturday (July 3rd). The event drew crowds of spectators to the grounds of St Peter and All Hallows Church, where stalls, games and a barbecue were laid on.
Council attendance published
Exclusive: A new report out this week shows the attendance levels of Burnham-On-Sea councillors at district council meetings over the past year. The publication of the report comes just days after the expense claims of local councillors were published on Burnham-On-Sea.com.
Exclusive: A new report out this week shows the attendance levels of Burnham-On-Sea councillors at district council meetings over the past year. The publication of the report comes just days after the expense claims of local councillors were published on Burnham-On-Sea.com.
Youth Fest in town this Sunday
A WIDE range of entertainment for young people in Burnham-On-Sea is being lined up at the town's second annual youth festival this Sunday (July 4th). The second festival will get underway at 12 noon and run until 7pm. It is being run by Burnham Youth Town Council and the Lions.
A WIDE range of entertainment for young people in Burnham-On-Sea is being lined up at the town's second annual youth festival this Sunday (July 4th). The second festival will get underway at 12 noon and run until 7pm. It is being run by Burnham Youth Town Council and the Lions.
'Dry run' held for Stert Swim
WITH just a fortnight to go until Burnham-On-Sea's annual Stert Island Swim, a group of participants took part in a practice this morning (Saturday, July 3rd). The unique 2,400m sea race takes place on Sunday July 18th, starting at mid-day, and 80 swimmers will take part.
WITH just a fortnight to go until Burnham-On-Sea's annual Stert Island Swim, a group of participants took part in a practice this morning (Saturday, July 3rd). The unique 2,400m sea race takes place on Sunday July 18th, starting at mid-day, and 80 swimmers will take part.
Town's regatta gets underway
DOZENS of yachts are taking part in Burnham-On-Sea's annual regatta over the next fortnight, with a series of sailing races being held along the estuary. The popular event, run by Burnham Sailing Club, started on Friday and runs both this weekend and next.
DOZENS of yachts are taking part in Burnham-On-Sea's annual regatta over the next fortnight, with a series of sailing races being held along the estuary. The popular event, run by Burnham Sailing Club, started on Friday and runs both this weekend and next.
New seafront recycling service
A NEW litter recycling bin has been installed on Burnham seafront near the jetty this week. The bin has been sited to encourage beach users and seafront walkers to recycle their waste. The bin on the seafront will be emptied daily by Sedgemoor's Clean Surroundings team.
A NEW litter recycling bin has been installed on Burnham seafront near the jetty this week. The bin has been sited to encourage beach users and seafront walkers to recycle their waste. The bin on the seafront will be emptied daily by Sedgemoor's Clean Surroundings team.
Jim's boost for good causes
JIM Tancock, the outgoing President of Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club, has this week presented a final round of cheques to several local good causes. The benefiting groups included Brent Knoll Guides, Burnham Sea Cadets, Sounds and Voices, the Cateway Club and RNLI.
JIM Tancock, the outgoing President of Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club, has this week presented a final round of cheques to several local good causes. The benefiting groups included Brent Knoll Guides, Burnham Sea Cadets, Sounds and Voices, the Cateway Club and RNLI.
Arrest over motor home thefts
Exclusive: A MAN has been arrested after the discovery of two stolen motor homes in Burnham-On-Sea this week. The vehicles had been stolen from Staffordshire and were identified by ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) cameras installed in the town.
Exclusive: A MAN has been arrested after the discovery of two stolen motor homes in Burnham-On-Sea this week. The vehicles had been stolen from Staffordshire and were identified by ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) cameras installed in the town.
Tourist hovercraft to launch?
Exclusive: PROPOSALS for the launch of a new commercial hovercraft service offering trips around Bridgwater Bay is being considered by local councillors. Sedgemoor District Council has received an application from a firm called Hovabout Limited to launch the service.
Exclusive: PROPOSALS for the launch of a new commercial hovercraft service offering trips around Bridgwater Bay is being considered by local councillors. Sedgemoor District Council has received an application from a firm called Hovabout Limited to launch the service.
Fifth dog killed on Brean Down
Exclusive: FRESH calls for better warning signs on Brean Down have been made this week after another dog plunged to its death over the cliffs - the fifth this year. The animal tumbled down the steep rockface near Brean Down Fort at 3pm on Wednesday afternoon (June 30th). More..
Exclusive: FRESH calls for better warning signs on Brean Down have been made this week after another dog plunged to its death over the cliffs - the fifth this year. The animal tumbled down the steep rockface near Brean Down Fort at 3pm on Wednesday afternoon (June 30th). More..
