Lorry destroyed in blaze drama
THESE were the scenes in Brent Knoll this morning (Friday) as fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea tackled a lorry blaze. Two fire crews were called out at 11.20am after a 17 tonne vehicle was reported to be alight at Sanders Garden World garden centre just off the A38. Two appliances from Burnham were sent to the scene.
THESE were the scenes in Brent Knoll this morning (Friday) as fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea tackled a lorry blaze. Two fire crews were called out at 11.20am after a 17 tonne vehicle was reported to be alight at Sanders Garden World garden centre just off the A38. Two appliances from Burnham were sent to the scene.
Subway bids for 3am licence
BURNHAM-On-Sea's recently-opened Subway store wants a new premises licence so that it can open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays - but a group of local residents has objected to the proposals. Mike Bond, the owner of the Burnham franchise, has applied to the council.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's recently-opened Subway store wants a new premises licence so that it can open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays - but a group of local residents has objected to the proposals. Mike Bond, the owner of the Burnham franchise, has applied to the council.
Jodie wins seat in parliament!
A BURNHAM-On-Sea school student will be representing Sedgemoor and Mendip in the UK Youth Parliament. Jodie Gregg, a Year 11 pupil at King Alfred School, has been voted to represent Sedgemoor and Mendip in the UK Youth Parliament. This is the first time a student from the school has put themselves forward. More..
A BURNHAM-On-Sea school student will be representing Sedgemoor and Mendip in the UK Youth Parliament. Jodie Gregg, a Year 11 pupil at King Alfred School, has been voted to represent Sedgemoor and Mendip in the UK Youth Parliament. This is the first time a student from the school has put themselves forward. More..
Apex play area shuts due to mud
THE mud-soaked play area at Highbridge's Apex Park has been temporarily closed this week by Sedgemoor District Council after problems worsened. Burnham-On-Sea.com was first to report last month that parents and children are furious about the muddy conditions at the park. More..
THE mud-soaked play area at Highbridge's Apex Park has been temporarily closed this week by Sedgemoor District Council after problems worsened. Burnham-On-Sea.com was first to report last month that parents and children are furious about the muddy conditions at the park. More..
Dozens attend funeral of vicar
DOZENS of mourners, including current and past Mayors, paid their last respects to a popular former Burnham-On-Sea vicar on Thursday afternoon (February 4th). Raymond Dean, who was vicar of St Andrew's Church from 1970-1993, passed away last month and a special thanksgiving service was held in his memory.
DOZENS of mourners, including current and past Mayors, paid their last respects to a popular former Burnham-On-Sea vicar on Thursday afternoon (February 4th). Raymond Dean, who was vicar of St Andrew's Church from 1970-1993, passed away last month and a special thanksgiving service was held in his memory.
MP repays £29,000 expenses
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP David Heathcoat-Amory has paid back almost £30,000 in expense claims for gardening and cleaning items, it was confirmed this evening (Thursday). He said the payment was made earlier this week. It comes after a day of national media attention on the controversial subject.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP David Heathcoat-Amory has paid back almost £30,000 in expense claims for gardening and cleaning items, it was confirmed this evening (Thursday). He said the payment was made earlier this week. It comes after a day of national media attention on the controversial subject.
Four bidders for town's Princess
Exclusive: Four bids have been made by groups wanting to take over Burnham-On-Sea’s Princess Hall, it was revealed by the district council on Wednesday (February 3rd). Sedgemoor District Council confirmed that four firms have submitted formal 'expressions of interest' to take over the management of the loss-making hall.
Exclusive: Four bids have been made by groups wanting to take over Burnham-On-Sea’s Princess Hall, it was revealed by the district council on Wednesday (February 3rd). Sedgemoor District Council confirmed that four firms have submitted formal 'expressions of interest' to take over the management of the loss-making hall.
Mayor opens new pool facilities
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were the special guests at the unveiling of new disabled facilities at the town's swimming pool on Wednesday morning (February 3rd). Burnham's Medical Equipment Fund has donated £2,100 towards the purchase of a new set of specialised steps.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Mayoress were the special guests at the unveiling of new disabled facilities at the town's swimming pool on Wednesday morning (February 3rd). Burnham's Medical Equipment Fund has donated £2,100 towards the purchase of a new set of specialised steps.
Burnham's BARB gets £3k boost
THE charity that runs Burnham-On-Sea's rescue hovercrafts has been given a financial boost this week with the donation of more than £3,000. Residents in Trinity Close have handed over a cheque to BARB for £3,127.71 to help fund the replacement of one of its life-saving hovercrafts.
THE charity that runs Burnham-On-Sea's rescue hovercrafts has been given a financial boost this week with the donation of more than £3,000. Residents in Trinity Close have handed over a cheque to BARB for £3,127.71 to help fund the replacement of one of its life-saving hovercrafts.
Marine Cove plans unveiled
Exclusive: A £360,000 project to revamp Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens has taken another step forward this week with the formal submission of a planning application for the scheme. The scheme covers the restoration of the seafront public park and modernisation of various facilities.
Exclusive: A £360,000 project to revamp Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens has taken another step forward this week with the formal submission of a planning application for the scheme. The scheme covers the restoration of the seafront public park and modernisation of various facilities.
Councillors split on £50k lifeline
TOWN councillors in Burnham-On-Sea have this week voted in favour of spending £50,000 on keeping Burnham-On-Sea's cash-strapped Tourist Information Centre open over the summer, but several councillors have expressed their deep concerns about the plan - and proposed a smaller funding package.
TOWN councillors in Burnham-On-Sea have this week voted in favour of spending £50,000 on keeping Burnham-On-Sea's cash-strapped Tourist Information Centre open over the summer, but several councillors have expressed their deep concerns about the plan - and proposed a smaller funding package.
Man arrested over Brean crash
Exclusive: A MOTORIST has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving following late night accident in Brean at the weekend. Police were called to Brean Leisure Park at just after 1am on Saturday morning (January 30th) after the collision. Inspector Roger Tolley confirmed the news to Burnham-On-Sea.com. More..
Exclusive: A MOTORIST has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving following late night accident in Brean at the weekend. Police were called to Brean Leisure Park at just after 1am on Saturday morning (January 30th) after the collision. Inspector Roger Tolley confirmed the news to Burnham-On-Sea.com. More..
Teenager found dead in town
Exclusive: POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea are investigating the death of an 18-year-old youth in the town. Burnham-On-Sea.com understands the body of the man was found at an undisclosed address in the town on Monday evening (February 1st). Police are not treating the death as suspicious at this time.
Exclusive: POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea are investigating the death of an 18-year-old youth in the town. Burnham-On-Sea.com understands the body of the man was found at an undisclosed address in the town on Monday evening (February 1st). Police are not treating the death as suspicious at this time.
Housing firm may fund new clock
DOZENS of people who donated money towards the repair of Highbridge's crumbling town clock may be given their money back if a local housing developer provides up to £15,000 towards the cost of a new clock. Raglan Homes may give the money for a new town clock as part of a commitment to support the community.
DOZENS of people who donated money towards the repair of Highbridge's crumbling town clock may be given their money back if a local housing developer provides up to £15,000 towards the cost of a new clock. Raglan Homes may give the money for a new town clock as part of a commitment to support the community.
Burnt toast sparks fire drama!
A PIECE of burnt toast sparked a call-out for Burnham-On-Sea's fire crew on Tuesday morning (February 2nd). Fire fighters were called to the David Salisbury factory on Highbridge's Isleport Industrial Estate at 9.45am to investigate after the alarms sounded. One fire engine was sent to the scene.
A PIECE of burnt toast sparked a call-out for Burnham-On-Sea's fire crew on Tuesday morning (February 2nd). Fire fighters were called to the David Salisbury factory on Highbridge's Isleport Industrial Estate at 9.45am to investigate after the alarms sounded. One fire engine was sent to the scene.
Tickets on sale for Brean show
TICKETS have gone on sale for the annual winter performance by Brean's Coastline Players. The group will be performing "Humpty Dumpy" in the village hall from Monday 15th February to Saturday 20th February. Tickets, costing from £4, are now available from the post office.
TICKETS have gone on sale for the annual winter performance by Brean's Coastline Players. The group will be performing "Humpty Dumpy" in the village hall from Monday 15th February to Saturday 20th February. Tickets, costing from £4, are now available from the post office.
Boundary changes unveiled
PROPOSALS to change several electoral boundaries across the Burnham-On-Sea area have been formally uneveiled by the district council this week. The Boundary Committee for England is reviewing the boundaries of Sedgemoor District Council's electoral wards, along with the number of district councillors required.
PROPOSALS to change several electoral boundaries across the Burnham-On-Sea area have been formally uneveiled by the district council this week. The Boundary Committee for England is reviewing the boundaries of Sedgemoor District Council's electoral wards, along with the number of district councillors required.
Burns Night celebrated in town
KILTS, bagpipes and haggis were the order of the day when members of Burnham-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club celebrated Burns Night at the weekend. The popular event attracted dozens of people to the club for an evening of traditional Scottish entertainment, which included a traditional meal.
KILTS, bagpipes and haggis were the order of the day when members of Burnham-On-Sea's Avenue Tennis Club celebrated Burns Night at the weekend. The popular event attracted dozens of people to the club for an evening of traditional Scottish entertainment, which included a traditional meal.
MP joins pylons protest march
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, and Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Tessa Munt both joined a protest march on Saturday (30th January) to campaign against National Grid's plans to build a huge network of electricity pylons. The proposed route of the pylons crosses two constituency boundaries.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, and Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Tessa Munt both joined a protest march on Saturday (30th January) to campaign against National Grid's plans to build a huge network of electricity pylons. The proposed route of the pylons crosses two constituency boundaries.
Top award for town policewoman
A POPULAR member of Highbridge's police team has today (Monday) been named as one of the region's top police officers. PCSO Gill Bawler has been named 'PCSO Of The Year' for Somerset West in the annual Community Policing Awards. Gill was instrumental in setting up the successful Highbridge Dreamscheme.
A POPULAR member of Highbridge's police team has today (Monday) been named as one of the region's top police officers. PCSO Gill Bawler has been named 'PCSO Of The Year' for Somerset West in the annual Community Policing Awards. Gill was instrumental in setting up the successful Highbridge Dreamscheme.
Haiti collectors raise hundreds
FUNDRAISERS across the Burnham-On-Sea area raised hundreds of pounds towards the Haiti Earthquake Appeal over the weekend. Burnham Lions Club collected in the foyer of the town's Tesco store, raising £376, while a special coffee morning in Brent Knoll raised £495.
FUNDRAISERS across the Burnham-On-Sea area raised hundreds of pounds towards the Haiti Earthquake Appeal over the weekend. Burnham Lions Club collected in the foyer of the town's Tesco store, raising £376, while a special coffee morning in Brent Knoll raised £495.
Air cadets achieve Royal awards
THIS group of air cadets from Burnham-On-Sea and Weston are celebrating after completing their Duke of Edinburgh Awards. The youngsters - all aged between 14 and 17 - achieved seven bronze and two silver awards by dedicating their time to completing various tasks over several months.
THIS group of air cadets from Burnham-On-Sea and Weston are celebrating after completing their Duke of Edinburgh Awards. The youngsters - all aged between 14 and 17 - achieved seven bronze and two silver awards by dedicating their time to completing various tasks over several months.
Contest shows town's got talent!
NINE top local entertainers and musicians battled it out during a talent contest at a Burnham-On-Sea holiday park on Saturday night (January 30th). Lakeside Holiday Park in Westfield Road held the grand final of its Parkstars competition in which the acts entertained a large audience and a panel of judges.
NINE top local entertainers and musicians battled it out during a talent contest at a Burnham-On-Sea holiday park on Saturday night (January 30th). Lakeside Holiday Park in Westfield Road held the grand final of its Parkstars competition in which the acts entertained a large audience and a panel of judges.
In photos: Brean Rally 2010
PETER Lloyd and Graham Handley dominated this year's Brean Rally, winning the event for a second year in a row. The speedy duo, driving an Impreza S12 World Rally Car, finished Sunday's event 42 seconds ahead of David Kynaston and Andy Russell in a Audi A3. Peter said he was "very pleased" with how the weekend had gone.
PETER Lloyd and Graham Handley dominated this year's Brean Rally, winning the event for a second year in a row. The speedy duo, driving an Impreza S12 World Rally Car, finished Sunday's event 42 seconds ahead of David Kynaston and Andy Russell in a Audi A3. Peter said he was "very pleased" with how the weekend had gone.
Local students dazzle at awards
THREE local students from the Burnham-On-Sea area were recognised for their academic achievements at a glittering awards ceremony in Weston this week that was watched by BRIT Award nominee Beth Rowley. They all received awards at a 'Celebration of Success' event, held at the Winter Gardens in Weston-super-Mare.
THREE local students from the Burnham-On-Sea area were recognised for their academic achievements at a glittering awards ceremony in Weston this week that was watched by BRIT Award nominee Beth Rowley. They all received awards at a 'Celebration of Success' event, held at the Winter Gardens in Weston-super-Mare.
Couple's shock over car drama
Exclusive: The owners of this car got the "shock of their lives" when they found themselves locked out of their vehicle on Brean beach with a fast-incoming tide nearby on Saturday (January 30th). Richard and Jane Roberts, from Street, parked their Renault Scenic on the sands near Brean Cove to take their two dogs for a walk.
Exclusive: The owners of this car got the "shock of their lives" when they found themselves locked out of their vehicle on Brean beach with a fast-incoming tide nearby on Saturday (January 30th). Richard and Jane Roberts, from Street, parked their Renault Scenic on the sands near Brean Cove to take their two dogs for a walk.
Talks on to save town markets
Exclusive: Organisers of Highbridge's weekly outdoor markets have begun talks with Sedgemoor District Council to try and secure their future. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last year how the district council had struck a deal with Market Forces to operate the weekly events on a three month trial basis.
Exclusive: Organisers of Highbridge's weekly outdoor markets have begun talks with Sedgemoor District Council to try and secure their future. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last year how the district council had struck a deal with Market Forces to operate the weekly events on a three month trial basis.
Motor fans head to Brean Rally
BIG crowds of motor racing fans are expected to converge on Brean this weekend when more than 70 rally teams take part in the village's annual car rally. Brean Leisure Park will host the popular K&R Mitsubishi Stages Rally on Saturday January 30th and Sunday January 31st.
BIG crowds of motor racing fans are expected to converge on Brean this weekend when more than 70 rally teams take part in the village's annual car rally. Brean Leisure Park will host the popular K&R Mitsubishi Stages Rally on Saturday January 30th and Sunday January 31st.
Tourist centre meeting - full report
Exclusive coverage: THIS is the new group that was formed on Thursday evening (28th January) to save Burnham-On-Sea's Tourist Information Centre from closure. The new working party - comprising business, council and tourism chiefs - was appointed during a meeting attended by almost 60 people at the Town Council Chambers.
Exclusive coverage: THIS is the new group that was formed on Thursday evening (28th January) to save Burnham-On-Sea's Tourist Information Centre from closure. The new working party - comprising business, council and tourism chiefs - was appointed during a meeting attended by almost 60 people at the Town Council Chambers.
Three cars set alight in Mark
POLICE are investigating why three cars were set alight in Mark, near Burnham-On-Sea, late on Thursday night (January 28th). Burnham firefighters rushed to the Kingsway in Mark at 10.21pm and were shocked to find three vehicles well alight. The Incident Commander requested the attendance of a second appliance.
POLICE are investigating why three cars were set alight in Mark, near Burnham-On-Sea, late on Thursday night (January 28th). Burnham firefighters rushed to the Kingsway in Mark at 10.21pm and were shocked to find three vehicles well alight. The Incident Commander requested the attendance of a second appliance.
Motorist hurt in road accident
THESE were the scenes in East Huntspill this evening (Thursday) after a woman was cut free from a vehicle that crashed into a ditch. Police, ambulance and three fire crews were called to New Road, close to the entrance to Secret World, at 7.38pm. A female casualty inside a blue Chevrolet Kalos was suffering from neck pain.
THESE were the scenes in East Huntspill this evening (Thursday) after a woman was cut free from a vehicle that crashed into a ditch. Police, ambulance and three fire crews were called to New Road, close to the entrance to Secret World, at 7.38pm. A female casualty inside a blue Chevrolet Kalos was suffering from neck pain.
Woman arrested in murder probe
A 27 year-old Highbridge woman has been arrested and charged with perverting the course of justice by police officers dealing with the investigation into the murder of Burnham-On-Sea man George Lawson (pictured) on Christmas Eve. A police spokesman said she had been released on police bail, pending further enquiries.
A 27 year-old Highbridge woman has been arrested and charged with perverting the course of justice by police officers dealing with the investigation into the murder of Burnham-On-Sea man George Lawson (pictured) on Christmas Eve. A police spokesman said she had been released on police bail, pending further enquiries.
£10k cost of removing pool revealed
THE cost to the tax payer of removing Burnham-On-Sea’s beach paddling pool will be almost £10,000, it was revealed by Sedgemoor District Council on Thursday (January 28th). We reported in December that the council had made the decision to remove the crumbling pool – mainly due to health and safety concerns.
THE cost to the tax payer of removing Burnham-On-Sea’s beach paddling pool will be almost £10,000, it was revealed by Sedgemoor District Council on Thursday (January 28th). We reported in December that the council had made the decision to remove the crumbling pool – mainly due to health and safety concerns.
Princess bidders to be revealed
Exclusive: The future of Burnham-On-Sea’s Princess Hall will take a step forward next week when the list of firms in the running to take over it will be revealed. Sedgemoor District Council is expected to announce the firms who have submitted bids as part of the commercial competition to manage it.
Exclusive: The future of Burnham-On-Sea’s Princess Hall will take a step forward next week when the list of firms in the running to take over it will be revealed. Sedgemoor District Council is expected to announce the firms who have submitted bids as part of the commercial competition to manage it.
Tourist centre meeting tonight
A WORKING party of local tourism bosses is to be formed tonight (Thursday 28th January) when talks to save Burnham-On-Sea's Tourist Information Centre from closure get underway. The new group is expected to be created at a meeting to be held in the council chambers at 7pm.
A WORKING party of local tourism bosses is to be formed tonight (Thursday 28th January) when talks to save Burnham-On-Sea's Tourist Information Centre from closure get underway. The new group is expected to be created at a meeting to be held in the council chambers at 7pm.
'Green' travel award for Sanders
STAFF at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll are celebrating this week after hearing the garden centre has been recognised for its sustainable travel initiatives. Mark Horler, Deputy Manager, accepted a Smarter Travel Management Award from Somerset County Council's transport team.
STAFF at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll are celebrating this week after hearing the garden centre has been recognised for its sustainable travel initiatives. Mark Horler, Deputy Manager, accepted a Smarter Travel Management Award from Somerset County Council's transport team.
Yellow peril for seafront drivers!
SOMERSET County Council's highways team has this week launched a high-profile project to disuade motorists from stopping to load or unload along parts of Burnham's seafront. Hundreds of new yellow vertical stripes have been painted along The Esplanade's kerbs to warn about parking restrictions. More..
SOMERSET County Council's highways team has this week launched a high-profile project to disuade motorists from stopping to load or unload along parts of Burnham's seafront. Hundreds of new yellow vertical stripes have been painted along The Esplanade's kerbs to warn about parking restrictions. More..
In photos: Town marks Holocaust
A SHORT service took place next to Highbridge's Frank Foley Statue in Market Street on Wednesday (January 27th) to commemorate World Holocaust Day. The service was conducted by the Hope Baptist Church Minister Reverend Andrew Jackson, assisted by Reverend Christine Judson of St John's Church Highbridge. More..
A SHORT service took place next to Highbridge's Frank Foley Statue in Market Street on Wednesday (January 27th) to commemorate World Holocaust Day. The service was conducted by the Hope Baptist Church Minister Reverend Andrew Jackson, assisted by Reverend Christine Judson of St John's Church Highbridge. More..
Man jailed over teenage sex
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been jailed for having sex with a 15-year-old girl he met using a mobile phone text messaging service. The matter only came to light when the girl visited Brian O'Sullivan, 23, of Vardy Court, last year and missed her train home to Wales - prompting a visit by a member of her family. More..
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been jailed for having sex with a 15-year-old girl he met using a mobile phone text messaging service. The matter only came to light when the girl visited Brian O'Sullivan, 23, of Vardy Court, last year and missed her train home to Wales - prompting a visit by a member of her family. More..
Hairdresser's family thank public
THE family of a popular Burnham-On-Sea hairdresser who was attacked earlier this month have thanked the public for their support. Peter Noad, owner of Peter's Hair Stylists on Cross Street, was taken to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol after suffering serious head injuries on January 14th. More..
THE family of a popular Burnham-On-Sea hairdresser who was attacked earlier this month have thanked the public for their support. Peter Noad, owner of Peter's Hair Stylists on Cross Street, was taken to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol after suffering serious head injuries on January 14th. More..
Aladdin opens in town on Friday
FINAL rehearsals are underway for Burnham-On-Sea's annual pantomime, which opens to the public on Friday (January 29th). Burnham and District Panto Society will be performing Aladdin at The Princess in Burnham until February 6th. Performances are being held at 7pm and 3pm. More..
FINAL rehearsals are underway for Burnham-On-Sea's annual pantomime, which opens to the public on Friday (January 29th). Burnham and District Panto Society will be performing Aladdin at The Princess in Burnham until February 6th. Performances are being held at 7pm and 3pm. More..
Illegal pub staff found by police
SECURITY investigators have this week joined local police in carrying out a check of door staff working at pubs and clubs in Burnham-On-Sea and Brean. The operation was conducted after police had received intelligence that door staff were working illegally in the area.
SECURITY investigators have this week joined local police in carrying out a check of door staff working at pubs and clubs in Burnham-On-Sea and Brean. The operation was conducted after police had received intelligence that door staff were working illegally in the area.
Wind farm boss defends plans
Exclusive: THE boss of green energy company Ecotricity has this week defended his plans to build a new wind farm on land at West Huntspill, near Burnham-On-Sea. Dozens of residents attended a public meeting where Ecotricity formally unveiled its plans to construct five wind turbines on land next to Pawlett Road.
Exclusive: THE boss of green energy company Ecotricity has this week defended his plans to build a new wind farm on land at West Huntspill, near Burnham-On-Sea. Dozens of residents attended a public meeting where Ecotricity formally unveiled its plans to construct five wind turbines on land next to Pawlett Road.
Council tax freeze for Burnham
COUNCIL tax bills look set to be frozen in the Burnham-On-Sea area as Somerset County Council seeks to cut £40m from its spending over the next year. The proposals announced on Tuesday (January 26th) are due to be discussed at the County Council's next Cabinet meeting in February.
COUNCIL tax bills look set to be frozen in the Burnham-On-Sea area as Somerset County Council seeks to cut £40m from its spending over the next year. The proposals announced on Tuesday (January 26th) are due to be discussed at the County Council's next Cabinet meeting in February.
Funeral takes place for George
A BURNHAM-On-Sea church was filled with mourners on Monday afternoon (January 25th) when the funeral took place of George Lawson, the 20-year-old who was murdered in the town on Christmas Eve. The service took place at St Andrew's Church with a huge congregation.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea church was filled with mourners on Monday afternoon (January 25th) when the funeral took place of George Lawson, the 20-year-old who was murdered in the town on Christmas Eve. The service took place at St Andrew's Church with a huge congregation.
Motorist causes town disruption
Exclusive: A BUSY road in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea was closed for a second day on Monday (January 25th) after resurfacing work was held up by a motorist who ignored warning signs and parked their vehicle along the street. Businesses along Adam Street suffered a second day of disruption due to the roadworks.
Exclusive: A BUSY road in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea was closed for a second day on Monday (January 25th) after resurfacing work was held up by a motorist who ignored warning signs and parked their vehicle along the street. Businesses along Adam Street suffered a second day of disruption due to the roadworks.
Brean golf expansion proposals
A NEW golf clubhouse and 12 new jobs are set to be created at Brean Leisure Park. The owners have submitted a planning application to Sedgemoor District Council to renew an existing proposal for the leisure site - a single-storey golf clubhouse featuring a bar, dining area and club shop.
A NEW golf clubhouse and 12 new jobs are set to be created at Brean Leisure Park. The owners have submitted a planning application to Sedgemoor District Council to renew an existing proposal for the leisure site - a single-storey golf clubhouse featuring a bar, dining area and club shop.
New dance classes start in town
A NEW series of dance and fitness classes for children and adults has launched in Burnham-On-Sea this month. DanceFit is a new venture run by qualified dance and fitness professional Victoria Roberts. The firm offers 'Boogie Babies' and 'Boogie Boppers' classes plus more.
A NEW series of dance and fitness classes for children and adults has launched in Burnham-On-Sea this month. DanceFit is a new venture run by qualified dance and fitness professional Victoria Roberts. The firm offers 'Boogie Babies' and 'Boogie Boppers' classes plus more.
NHS chief visits town hospital
TONY Deahl, Chairman of the Friends of Burnham-On-Sea's War Memorial Hospital, was joined by Ian Tipney, the Chief Executive of NHS Somerset, for a special visit to the facilities this week as the hospital's £740,000 refurbishment continues to progress well. He saw the facilities.
TONY Deahl, Chairman of the Friends of Burnham-On-Sea's War Memorial Hospital, was joined by Ian Tipney, the Chief Executive of NHS Somerset, for a special visit to the facilities this week as the hospital's £740,000 refurbishment continues to progress well. He saw the facilities.
Rotarians raise £620 for Haiti
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club raised more than £600 for people affected by this month’s earthquake in Haiti last week. The volunteers were at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll to help raise funds to send out 'ShelterBoxes' to the homeless in the quake-affected areas of Haiti.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club raised more than £600 for people affected by this month’s earthquake in Haiti last week. The volunteers were at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll to help raise funds to send out 'ShelterBoxes' to the homeless in the quake-affected areas of Haiti.
