Chris Jagger concert this week
INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed musician and song writer Chris Jagger will be performing at a concert in Brent Knoll this Friday (July 31st). The brother of Mick Jagger, who is an artist in his own right, will be at Westcroft Cider Farm for a special one-off concert.
INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed musician and song writer Chris Jagger will be performing at a concert in Brent Knoll this Friday (July 31st). The brother of Mick Jagger, who is an artist in his own right, will be at Westcroft Cider Farm for a special one-off concert.
£200 boost for jamboree fund
A WEEKEND of fundraising by two Burnham-On-Sea youngsters has raised more than £200 towards their cost of attending the World Scout Jamboree. Explorer Scouts Emily Burland and Rebecca Roseff held a coffee morning and a car wash to raise cash.
A WEEKEND of fundraising by two Burnham-On-Sea youngsters has raised more than £200 towards their cost of attending the World Scout Jamboree. Explorer Scouts Emily Burland and Rebecca Roseff held a coffee morning and a car wash to raise cash.
Fritzlar visitors arrive in town
DOZENS of visitors from Burnham's German twin town were formally welcomed by the Mayor and Mayoress on Monday (July 26th). Michael and Maria Clarke met the group of 37 people from Fritzlar at a ceremony held at the Town Council Chambers in Jaycroft Road.
DOZENS of visitors from Burnham's German twin town were formally welcomed by the Mayor and Mayoress on Monday (July 26th). Michael and Maria Clarke met the group of 37 people from Fritzlar at a ceremony held at the Town Council Chambers in Jaycroft Road.
Seafront golf plans rejected
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a mini golf course on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront have been axed after the district council ruled today (Monday, July 26th) that it could not award a lease to the entrepreneur behind the project. Sedgemoor’s Executive Committee met this morning to make the decision.
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a mini golf course on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront have been axed after the district council ruled today (Monday, July 26th) that it could not award a lease to the entrepreneur behind the project. Sedgemoor’s Executive Committee met this morning to make the decision.
Restorative justice for vandals
BURNHAM-On-Sea police are using restorative justice against two youths who caused criminal damage in the town by setting a deliberate fire. The restorative justice orders have been served against the duo after they set a fence on fire in the area of Burnham Road.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police are using restorative justice against two youths who caused criminal damage in the town by setting a deliberate fire. The restorative justice orders have been served against the duo after they set a fence on fire in the area of Burnham Road.
New look for football team
A TEAM of young football players in Burnham-On-Sea has proudly unveiled its new kit for the coming season, having secured enough local funding to buy a new strip. Burnham United Juniors have begun their pre-season training and have managed to buy new clothing.
A TEAM of young football players in Burnham-On-Sea has proudly unveiled its new kit for the coming season, having secured enough local funding to buy a new strip. Burnham United Juniors have begun their pre-season training and have managed to buy new clothing.
Lorry blaze visible from town
THICK black smoke seen here rising into the sky south of Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday evening (July 24th) was caused by a deliberate lorry trailer blaze. Two fire engines from Bridgwater were sent to the A38 at Dunball at 4.45pm after several reports of the lorry trailer being alight.
THICK black smoke seen here rising into the sky south of Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday evening (July 24th) was caused by a deliberate lorry trailer blaze. Two fire engines from Bridgwater were sent to the A38 at Dunball at 4.45pm after several reports of the lorry trailer being alight.
£1,100 raised for roof repairs
Photo Special: MORE than £1,000 was raised towards the cost of repairing a church roof in Burnham-On-Sea during a well-attended summer fete on Saturday (July 24th). A crowd of supporters flocked to the town's St Andrew's Church for an afternoon of fun activities.
Photo Special: MORE than £1,000 was raised towards the cost of repairing a church roof in Burnham-On-Sea during a well-attended summer fete on Saturday (July 24th). A crowd of supporters flocked to the town's St Andrew's Church for an afternoon of fun activities.
MP opens community garden
A COLOURFUL new community garden has been officially opened in Highbridge by the town's MP and Mayor this week. MP Tessa Munt, Mayor Michael Clarke and Deputy Mayor Janet Keen were among the special guests at the grand opening of the new facilities at the rear of Morland Community Hall.
A COLOURFUL new community garden has been officially opened in Highbridge by the town's MP and Mayor this week. MP Tessa Munt, Mayor Michael Clarke and Deputy Mayor Janet Keen were among the special guests at the grand opening of the new facilities at the rear of Morland Community Hall.
Firm's fun day raises funds
HUNDREDS of pounds was raised for good causes when staff at a Highbridge factory held a fun day in the town's Apex Park on Saturday (July 24th). Stalls, refreshments and entertainment were laid on for Brake Brothers staff and their families, raising money for the Children's Hospice South West.
HUNDREDS of pounds was raised for good causes when staff at a Highbridge factory held a fun day in the town's Apex Park on Saturday (July 24th). Stalls, refreshments and entertainment were laid on for Brake Brothers staff and their families, raising money for the Children's Hospice South West.
Anger over garden vandals
Exclusive: A furious guesthouse owner in Burnham-On-Sea has hit out at vandals who attacked his award-winning garden by smashing flower pots and throwing flowers across pavements on Friday night (July 23rd). Police were called to Ashbourne House in Berrow Road shortly after 10.20pm.
Exclusive: A furious guesthouse owner in Burnham-On-Sea has hit out at vandals who attacked his award-winning garden by smashing flower pots and throwing flowers across pavements on Friday night (July 23rd). Police were called to Ashbourne House in Berrow Road shortly after 10.20pm.
Butterfly Week events begin
PEOPLE who want to find out more about attracting butterflies to their gardens are being invited to a Brent Knoll garden centre during Save Our Butterflies Week. The event runs from today (Saturday July 24th) until August 1st at Sanders Garden World near Burnham-On-Sea.
PEOPLE who want to find out more about attracting butterflies to their gardens are being invited to a Brent Knoll garden centre during Save Our Butterflies Week. The event runs from today (Saturday July 24th) until August 1st at Sanders Garden World near Burnham-On-Sea.
Pig racing returns to Brean
THIS month sees the return of Brean Leisure Park’s annual Pig and Donkey race nights, which are held throughout the summer. Brean is once again expecting crowds of onlookers to flock to the first pig races and donkey derby this coming Tuesday (July 27th) when all will be welcome.
THIS month sees the return of Brean Leisure Park’s annual Pig and Donkey race nights, which are held throughout the summer. Brean is once again expecting crowds of onlookers to flock to the first pig races and donkey derby this coming Tuesday (July 27th) when all will be welcome.
Carer award for Burnham mum
A mother of four from Burnham-On-Sea is celebrating this week after being crowned 'South West Carer Of The Year'. Sarah Stacey has been a foster carer with Somerset County Council for four years and in that time has looked after 21 children alongside her own four.
A mother of four from Burnham-On-Sea is celebrating this week after being crowned 'South West Carer Of The Year'. Sarah Stacey has been a foster carer with Somerset County Council for four years and in that time has looked after 21 children alongside her own four.
Bug ball marks end-of-term
YOUNGSTERS and staff at Highbridge Children's Centre have celebrated the end of the summer term by holding a colourful Bug Ball this week. Children made costumes, colourful outfits and hats representing ladybirds, beetles, spiders, lice and many other 'mini beasts'.
YOUNGSTERS and staff at Highbridge Children's Centre have celebrated the end of the summer term by holding a colourful Bug Ball this week. Children made costumes, colourful outfits and hats representing ladybirds, beetles, spiders, lice and many other 'mini beasts'.
New £6.3m school is approved
Exclusive: The construction of a brand new £6.3m school in Highbridge will go ahead despite the government scaling back its spending on the country's schools modernisation programme, it has been announced this week. Somerset County Council says building work for the multi-million pound Churchfield Primary School will go ahead as planned.
Exclusive: The construction of a brand new £6.3m school in Highbridge will go ahead despite the government scaling back its spending on the country's schools modernisation programme, it has been announced this week. Somerset County Council says building work for the multi-million pound Churchfield Primary School will go ahead as planned.
UFO spotted over Burnham
A BRIGHT UFO has been spotted in the skies above Burnham-On-Sea this week, it has been claimed. Michael Nixon says he spotted the unexplained object hovering above the town during the early hours of Wednesday morning (July 21st) at around 1am. Several other sightings have also been made.
A BRIGHT UFO has been spotted in the skies above Burnham-On-Sea this week, it has been claimed. Michael Nixon says he spotted the unexplained object hovering above the town during the early hours of Wednesday morning (July 21st) at around 1am. Several other sightings have also been made.
Tea drinkers help hospice
TEA drinkers in Burnham-On-Sea raised more than £400 for St Margaret's Somerset Hospice on Wednesday (July 21st). The 'Tea At 3' event was held in the town's Baptist Church Hall in College Street to celebrate 30 years of caring by the well-known hospice facility .
TEA drinkers in Burnham-On-Sea raised more than £400 for St Margaret's Somerset Hospice on Wednesday (July 21st). The 'Tea At 3' event was held in the town's Baptist Church Hall in College Street to celebrate 30 years of caring by the well-known hospice facility .
Police set new local priorities
RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week chosen tackling anti-social behaviour and drug dealing as the two top priorities for police in the town. Dozens of residents attended the latest Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meeting on Thursday (July 22nd).
RESIDENTS in Highbridge have this week chosen tackling anti-social behaviour and drug dealing as the two top priorities for police in the town. Dozens of residents attended the latest Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meeting on Thursday (July 22nd).
Do you recognise this man?
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have issued these two CCTV photos of a man they want to speak to folowing the theft of two handbags from a local garden centre. Two bags and their valuables were taken from Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll at 1.22pm on 25th June.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have issued these two CCTV photos of a man they want to speak to folowing the theft of two handbags from a local garden centre. Two bags and their valuables were taken from Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll at 1.22pm on 25th June.
Photo earns Nick top award
Exclusive: THIS eye-catching image of a violinist has earned a well-known Burnham-On-Sea photographer a top award in a prestigious national competition. Nick Tolley has won a gold award in The Society of Portrait and Wedding Photographers' print competition.
Exclusive: THIS eye-catching image of a violinist has earned a well-known Burnham-On-Sea photographer a top award in a prestigious national competition. Nick Tolley has won a gold award in The Society of Portrait and Wedding Photographers' print competition.
Scouts appeal for funding help
TWO Explorer Scouts from Burnham-On-Sea who have been selected to represent Somerset at the 22nd World Scout Jamboree in Sweden this summer are holding two fundraising events this weekend. Emily Burland and Rebecca Roseff each have to raise £2,000 to attend.
TWO Explorer Scouts from Burnham-On-Sea who have been selected to represent Somerset at the 22nd World Scout Jamboree in Sweden this summer are holding two fundraising events this weekend. Emily Burland and Rebecca Roseff each have to raise £2,000 to attend.
New warning signs welcomed
Exclusive: NEW warning signs have been introduced on Brean Down by the National Trust following a series of dog deaths on the steep cliffs. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported earlier this month how pet owners had stepped up their calls for improved warnings after five deaths on the Down this year.
Exclusive: NEW warning signs have been introduced on Brean Down by the National Trust following a series of dog deaths on the steep cliffs. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported earlier this month how pet owners had stepped up their calls for improved warnings after five deaths on the Down this year.
Voice of ITV's 'X-Factor' to visit
PETER Dickson, the voice of ITV1's The X-Factor, will be visiting a Brean holiday park this weekend when he joins up with a pop group to perform a summer hit. Members of the public are welcome to visit Pontin's Brean Sands on Sunday 25th July at around 9pm.
PETER Dickson, the voice of ITV1's The X-Factor, will be visiting a Brean holiday park this weekend when he joins up with a pop group to perform a summer hit. Members of the public are welcome to visit Pontin's Brean Sands on Sunday 25th July at around 9pm.
Crowds flock to flower show
A COLOURFUL flower festival attracted crowds of visitors to a tiny church on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. Over a dozen colourful flower displays were on show at the two-day event in Edithmead Church, which ended on Sunday afternoon (July 18th).
A COLOURFUL flower festival attracted crowds of visitors to a tiny church on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. Over a dozen colourful flower displays were on show at the two-day event in Edithmead Church, which ended on Sunday afternoon (July 18th).
Britannia boosts town charity
GENEROUS staff at a bank in Burnham-On-Sea have given a local charity a boost by holding a fundraising walk. Staff at the Britannia in College Street have raised over £280 for hovercraft charity BARB by holding a sponsored walk from Burnham to Berrow and other events.
GENEROUS staff at a bank in Burnham-On-Sea have given a local charity a boost by holding a fundraising walk. Staff at the Britannia in College Street have raised over £280 for hovercraft charity BARB by holding a sponsored walk from Burnham to Berrow and other events.
Awards for St John Badgers
MEMBERS of Highbridge's St John Ambulance Badgers have been celebrating success after receiving awards during the group's annual presentation evening. Three 'Superbadger' Awards were handed to Katie Watts, Paige Heyward and Jaymie Whitehouse during the evening.
MEMBERS of Highbridge's St John Ambulance Badgers have been celebrating success after receiving awards during the group's annual presentation evening. Three 'Superbadger' Awards were handed to Katie Watts, Paige Heyward and Jaymie Whitehouse during the evening.
Bid to halt 13 seafront flats
Exclusive: THE campaign to prevent this Burnham seafront home from being demolished and replaced with a block of 13 flats has been relaunched this week after the developer lodged a formal appeal into the decision to reject the scheme. Moose Roper Limited has appealed to The Planning Inspectorate.
Exclusive: THE campaign to prevent this Burnham seafront home from being demolished and replaced with a block of 13 flats has been relaunched this week after the developer lodged a formal appeal into the decision to reject the scheme. Moose Roper Limited has appealed to The Planning Inspectorate.
Wind farm 'poses M5 risk'
Exclusive: A PROPOSED wind farm that could be built next to the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea would "create long, moving shadows across the carriageways", causing confusion to motorists and raising the risk of accidents, a leading wind farm protester told a packed meeting on Tuesday evening (July 20th).
Exclusive: A PROPOSED wind farm that could be built next to the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea would "create long, moving shadows across the carriageways", causing confusion to motorists and raising the risk of accidents, a leading wind farm protester told a packed meeting on Tuesday evening (July 20th).
Town's U3A marks milestone
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge's Mayor was the VIP guest at a special event to celebrate the 10th anniversary of a popular group this week. Cllr Michael Clark opened Monday's event to mark Highbridge University of the Third Age's 10th birthday. A celebratory lunch was held in the community hall.
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge's Mayor was the VIP guest at a special event to celebrate the 10th anniversary of a popular group this week. Cllr Michael Clark opened Monday's event to mark Highbridge University of the Third Age's 10th birthday. A celebratory lunch was held in the community hall.
Fun-raising week in Burnham
YOUNGSTERS at a Burnham-On-Sea nursery have been holding a week of fun-filled events in aid of two good causes. Children at the Fairstart Nursery in Princess Street enjoyed a visit to a park and took part in a fun Olympics to raise money for BARB and British Heart Foundation.
YOUNGSTERS at a Burnham-On-Sea nursery have been holding a week of fun-filled events in aid of two good causes. Children at the Fairstart Nursery in Princess Street enjoyed a visit to a park and took part in a fun Olympics to raise money for BARB and British Heart Foundation.
Bloom judges visit Highbridge
TWO judges were 'blooming impressed' when they made a tour of Highbridge during their assessment of the town for the Britain In Bloom competition on Monday (July 19th). Judges Tony Moore and John Bowden were given a guided tour of the town after being welcomed.
TWO judges were 'blooming impressed' when they made a tour of Highbridge during their assessment of the town for the Britain In Bloom competition on Monday (July 19th). Judges Tony Moore and John Bowden were given a guided tour of the town after being welcomed.
PACT meetings this week
BURNHAM and Highbridge residents will be able to have their say about policing in the towns when quarterly Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meetings are held over the next few days. PACT meetings give residents a chance to influence policing.
BURNHAM and Highbridge residents will be able to have their say about policing in the towns when quarterly Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meetings are held over the next few days. PACT meetings give residents a chance to influence policing.
Radio station visits Burnham
PART of Burnham-On-Sea's seafront was turned into a radio broadcasting studio on Monday (July 19th) when a local radio station visited the town. BBC Somerset's bus pulled up on The Esplanade, allowing presenter Emma Britton to broadcast her Morning Show live.
PART of Burnham-On-Sea's seafront was turned into a radio broadcasting studio on Monday (July 19th) when a local radio station visited the town. BBC Somerset's bus pulled up on The Esplanade, allowing presenter Emma Britton to broadcast her Morning Show live.
Whole school gets beach treat
OVER 300 pupils from a Burnham-On-Sea school were treated to a morning on the town's beach to mark the end of the summer term on Monday (July 19th). The youngsters, aged between 3 to 11, from St Joseph's enjoyed a fun-filled morning on the sands.
OVER 300 pupils from a Burnham-On-Sea school were treated to a morning on the town's beach to mark the end of the summer term on Monday (July 19th). The youngsters, aged between 3 to 11, from St Joseph's enjoyed a fun-filled morning on the sands.
Teens plan trip to South Africa
A BURNHAM-On-Sea teenager and his friend are set to to cycle from John O'Groats to Lands End to raise money for a special trip to South Africa where they will be helping underprivileged children. Jack Bennett and his friend Daniel Wright are both 17 and local to the area.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea teenager and his friend are set to to cycle from John O'Groats to Lands End to raise money for a special trip to South Africa where they will be helping underprivileged children. Jack Bennett and his friend Daniel Wright are both 17 and local to the area.
Top pets compete at show
DOZENS of dogs were on best behaviour when the RSPCA held its annual dog show in Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. The event, held in Manor Gardens, attracted a wide range of pooches and owners, who competed in classes ranging from best puppies to veterans.
DOZENS of dogs were on best behaviour when the RSPCA held its annual dog show in Burnham-On-Sea at the weekend. The event, held in Manor Gardens, attracted a wide range of pooches and owners, who competed in classes ranging from best puppies to veterans.
Rail tracks victim is named
THE lady who was killed in last Friday's railway station horror in Highbridge has been named today (Monday, July 19th) as Lynette Rawles. The 61 year-old from Church Street in Mark was officially named by coroner West Somerset's Michael Rose on Monday morning.
THE lady who was killed in last Friday's railway station horror in Highbridge has been named today (Monday, July 19th) as Lynette Rawles. The 61 year-old from Church Street in Mark was officially named by coroner West Somerset's Michael Rose on Monday morning.
Pensioner hurt in town accident
A PENSIONER suffered head and leg injuries in an accident in the centre of Highbridge this afternoon (Monday, July 19th). Police sealed off Market Street for several hours while officers investigated how the woman had been struck by a blue Volvo near the William Hill shop.
A PENSIONER suffered head and leg injuries in an accident in the centre of Highbridge this afternoon (Monday, July 19th). Police sealed off Market Street for several hours while officers investigated how the woman had been struck by a blue Volvo near the William Hill shop.
Is that a flag pole or O2 mast?
Exclusive: FROM a quick look, you'd think this new structure on top of Burnham-On-Sea's Ritz Cinema is simply a flag pole. Yet in fact it is actually a cleverly disguised high-tech mobile phone mast which O2 has installed on the cinema roof in Victoria Street over the past week.
Exclusive: FROM a quick look, you'd think this new structure on top of Burnham-On-Sea's Ritz Cinema is simply a flag pole. Yet in fact it is actually a cleverly disguised high-tech mobile phone mast which O2 has installed on the cinema roof in Victoria Street over the past week.
Wildlife awareness boosted
WILDLIFE enthusiasts held a 'Dunes Discovery Day' at Berrow Nature Reserve on Saturday (July 17th) to help raise awareness of the importance of the land. A range of activities for all ages took place, including pond dipping, moth identification and a plant hunt, sand craft, badge making and a guided walk.
WILDLIFE enthusiasts held a 'Dunes Discovery Day' at Berrow Nature Reserve on Saturday (July 17th) to help raise awareness of the importance of the land. A range of activities for all ages took place, including pond dipping, moth identification and a plant hunt, sand craft, badge making and a guided walk.
Highbridge prepares for judges
FINAL preparations are being made in Highbridge this weekend for the town to be assessed by judges from the Britain in Bloom competition on Monday (July 19th). The Highbridge in Bloom committee members will be out in force all day on Sunday, cleaning up the town.
FINAL preparations are being made in Highbridge this weekend for the town to be assessed by judges from the Britain in Bloom competition on Monday (July 19th). The Highbridge in Bloom committee members will be out in force all day on Sunday, cleaning up the town.
Jazz On Green hits right note
A CROWD of more than 100 jazz fans headed to Brent Knoll on Saturday night (July 17th) for the village's annual Jazz On The Green. Terry Williams’ Ambassadors of Jazz provided the entertainment for this year's 14th event, which was held on a dry evening.
A CROWD of more than 100 jazz fans headed to Brent Knoll on Saturday night (July 17th) for the village's annual Jazz On The Green. Terry Williams’ Ambassadors of Jazz provided the entertainment for this year's 14th event, which was held on a dry evening.
Arts festival hailed a success
HUNDREDS of people visited Burnham-On-Sea's Birds and Beasts Art Festival over the weekend, with organisers hailing it a big success. Local arts group Highbridge and Burnham Artists (HaBA) organised an array of visual treats at Apex Park over the course of the three day festival.
HUNDREDS of people visited Burnham-On-Sea's Birds and Beasts Art Festival over the weekend, with organisers hailing it a big success. Local arts group Highbridge and Burnham Artists (HaBA) organised an array of visual treats at Apex Park over the course of the three day festival.
In photos: Stert Island Swim
EIGHTY swimmers sprinted into the sea at the start of Burnham-On-Sea's annual Stert Island Swim today (Sunday, July 18th). The unique 2,400m race saw the participants swimming from the beach to Stert and back in front of large crowds of spectators on The Esplanade.
EIGHTY swimmers sprinted into the sea at the start of Burnham-On-Sea's annual Stert Island Swim today (Sunday, July 18th). The unique 2,400m race saw the participants swimming from the beach to Stert and back in front of large crowds of spectators on The Esplanade.
MP hits back over press claims
Exclusive: Burnham-On-Sea's MP has today (Sunday) hit back at a national newspaper which claims she faces police action after falsely claiming a council tax discount while sharing her house with a BBC DJ. The Mail On Sunday reported that Tessa Munt is locked in a row with Sedgemoor District Council.
Exclusive: Burnham-On-Sea's MP has today (Sunday) hit back at a national newspaper which claims she faces police action after falsely claiming a council tax discount while sharing her house with a BBC DJ. The Mail On Sunday reported that Tessa Munt is locked in a row with Sedgemoor District Council.
MP in council tax probe
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP is reportedly facing police action over allegations that she falsely claimed a council tax discount while sharing her house with a DJ, according to a national press article today (Sunday, July 18th). The Mail On Sunday reports that Tessa Munt is locked in a row.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP is reportedly facing police action over allegations that she falsely claimed a council tax discount while sharing her house with a DJ, according to a national press article today (Sunday, July 18th). The Mail On Sunday reports that Tessa Munt is locked in a row.
Stert Island Swim preview
Preview: EIGHTY swimmers will dash into the sea at the start of Burnham-On-Sea's annual Stert Island Swim on Sunday (July 18th). The unique 2,400m race will this year start earlier than normal at 12 noon. The participants will swim from Burnham to Stert Island and back.
Preview: EIGHTY swimmers will dash into the sea at the start of Burnham-On-Sea's annual Stert Island Swim on Sunday (July 18th). The unique 2,400m race will this year start earlier than normal at 12 noon. The participants will swim from Burnham to Stert Island and back.
MP praises town art winners
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP handed out prizes to the winners of an art competition on Saturday (July 17th) during the second day of the town's arts festival. Tessa Munt visited the Burnham Birds and Beasts Arts Festival at Apex Park, where she took a tour of the exhibits before presenting the awards.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP handed out prizes to the winners of an art competition on Saturday (July 17th) during the second day of the town's arts festival. Tessa Munt visited the Burnham Birds and Beasts Arts Festival at Apex Park, where she took a tour of the exhibits before presenting the awards.
Council opposes home plans
Exclusive: PLANS to build a new two-storey house and wind turbine in Burnham-On-Sea have been met with a 'thumbs down' from town councillors this week. Members of the council's planning applications committee voted unanimously to object against the scheme.
Exclusive: PLANS to build a new two-storey house and wind turbine in Burnham-On-Sea have been met with a 'thumbs down' from town councillors this week. Members of the council's planning applications committee voted unanimously to object against the scheme.
