Community life
Health and care teams across Somerset are working exceptionally hard to roll out our local Covid-19 vaccination programme in Somerset in line with the Joint Committee of Vaccination and Immunisation’s prioritisation and they are continuing
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Your PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone is your ‘front door’ to your online world and personal life. And just like your front door at home, you wouldn’t let anyone in who you did not know,
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As the restrictions around Covid-19 are being eased and many people are looking at ‘staycations’ rather than holidays aboard, caravans are becoming increasingly popular. Unfortunately, criminals have also noticed this, so please take steps to
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Lockdown restrictions permitting, it is hoped to hold the first Saturday community market and cafe for more than a year on Saturday 3 July. Please put this date in your diaries and check the website
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We are seeing an increase in burglaries from garages and sheds where the offenders are clearly seeking out motorcycles, specifically dirt bikes such as KTM and Yamaha. It appears that a number of these bikes
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Every household in Somerset will have Easter waste collection day changes, but recycle sites will stay open, Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) has announced. With no pick-ups on Good Friday 2 April, these will take place
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Well fenced pasture for one hill pony, to buy, rent or share. Anything considered in the local area. Please contact Polly on 01823 400626 or email pollypring@gmail.com
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This month of April begins on Maundy Thursday, the day when we remember the last meal Jesus shared together with his friends before he was arrested and crucified. It was the meal that has become
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We are deeply saddened by the death of Ian Ainsworth-Smith. We extend our loving sympathy to Jean, our enthusiastic and supportive Vice President, and also to their twin sons. Milverton WI has been unable to
Continue readingAll of the Parish Council were deeply saddened to hear of the sudden death of Ian Ainsworth-Smith. Ian had been a member of the Parish Council for over 10 years and had been the Chairman
Continue readingWe moved from Welsh isolation to Lockyers on an horrendous, stormy Friday in September 1983. it was all a decided rush as the boys were starting at Wellington School on the Monday, while I was
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