Free bike security marking today
CYCLISTS can have their bikes security marked and get road safety advice when Highbridge police hold a special bike marking event today (Tuesday, May 18th). The marking session will be held during a regular police surgery at 6pm at the Police Pod in the Asda car park in Highbridge.
CYCLISTS can have their bikes security marked and get road safety advice when Highbridge police hold a special bike marking event today (Tuesday, May 18th). The marking session will be held during a regular police surgery at 6pm at the Police Pod in the Asda car park in Highbridge.
Man guilty over indecent photos
A BURNHAM-On-Sea man has been handed a sixteen week prison sentence after admitting making indecent photographs of a child. Garry Arthur Capel, 51, of Westmere Crescent in Burnham-On-Sea pleaded guilty when he appeared before Sedgemoor Magistrates last week.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea man has been handed a sixteen week prison sentence after admitting making indecent photographs of a child. Garry Arthur Capel, 51, of Westmere Crescent in Burnham-On-Sea pleaded guilty when he appeared before Sedgemoor Magistrates last week.
Yachtsman Tony Bullimore visits
WELL-known yachtsman Tony Bullimore will be the special guest at a Burnham-On-Sea charity's AGM later this week. Tony Bullimore, who famously survived for five days in an upturned boat during the 1996/97 round the world yacht race, will give a talk about his experiences during Friday's annual general meeting of BARB, the charity that operates Burnham's rescue hovercrafts.
WELL-known yachtsman Tony Bullimore will be the special guest at a Burnham-On-Sea charity's AGM later this week. Tony Bullimore, who famously survived for five days in an upturned boat during the 1996/97 round the world yacht race, will give a talk about his experiences during Friday's annual general meeting of BARB, the charity that operates Burnham's rescue hovercrafts.
Wave of thefts hits holiday park
Exclusive: Laptops, TVs, handbags and other valuables have been stolen during a spate of thefts from caravans at a holiday park in Burnham-On-Sea over the weekend. Police told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Monday (May 17th) that over a dozen caravan awnings were slashed at Home Farm Holiday Park when the thieves struck.
Exclusive: Laptops, TVs, handbags and other valuables have been stolen during a spate of thefts from caravans at a holiday park in Burnham-On-Sea over the weekend. Police told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Monday (May 17th) that over a dozen caravan awnings were slashed at Home Farm Holiday Park when the thieves struck.
Lucky escape after lorry crash
Exclusive Photos: THIS was the scene on the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Monday May 17th) when a lorry crashed through the central reservation and ended up facing the wrong way on the opposite carriageway. Incredibly, the lorry driver narrowly missed several oncoming vehicles at a busy time of day.
Exclusive Photos: THIS was the scene on the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Monday May 17th) when a lorry crashed through the central reservation and ended up facing the wrong way on the opposite carriageway. Incredibly, the lorry driver narrowly missed several oncoming vehicles at a busy time of day.
Busy open day for kids centre
DOZENS of people attended an open day at Highbridge Children's Centre on Monday (May 17th). The centre, based in Coronation Road, threw open its doors to give the general public a chance to see its modern facilities. Centre Manager Julian Plested said it was a busy day, with many visitors.
DOZENS of people attended an open day at Highbridge Children's Centre on Monday (May 17th). The centre, based in Coronation Road, threw open its doors to give the general public a chance to see its modern facilities. Centre Manager Julian Plested said it was a busy day, with many visitors.
TV comedian visits Burnham
A TOP TV comedian from the 1970s was the main act at a variety show held in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday evening (May 15th). Don Reid, a frequent performer on the original The Comedians TV series, was at Burnham's Princess Hall for the one-off special 'Bring Back Variety'.
A TOP TV comedian from the 1970s was the main act at a variety show held in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday evening (May 15th). Don Reid, a frequent performer on the original The Comedians TV series, was at Burnham's Princess Hall for the one-off special 'Bring Back Variety'.
Hinkley Point plans 'delayed'
THE expected date for the Hinkley Point C planning application to be submitted to the Infrastructure Planning Commission has slipped by four months from August to December, it has been claimed this week. Campaigners from the Stop Hinkley pressure group say the delay comes amidst new uncertainty for the project.
THE expected date for the Hinkley Point C planning application to be submitted to the Infrastructure Planning Commission has slipped by four months from August to December, it has been claimed this week. Campaigners from the Stop Hinkley pressure group say the delay comes amidst new uncertainty for the project.
Brean wins best panto award
BREAN'S Coastline Players drama group has won a haul of awards, including best village pantomime, at Saturday's Somerset equivalent of the panto Oscars. The group were delighted to win the sought-after Spotlight Shield for the best panto at the Cinderella Awards.
BREAN'S Coastline Players drama group has won a haul of awards, including best village pantomime, at Saturday's Somerset equivalent of the panto Oscars. The group were delighted to win the sought-after Spotlight Shield for the best panto at the Cinderella Awards.
Free art workshop at Apex Park
A FREE event for children aged between 7-12 years who enjoy sketching and painting will be held at Apex Park in Marine Drive this Saturday (May 22nd) between 10am and 12 noon. The sketching and painting workshop will be run by Burnham artist Margaret Micklewright.
A FREE event for children aged between 7-12 years who enjoy sketching and painting will be held at Apex Park in Marine Drive this Saturday (May 22nd) between 10am and 12 noon. The sketching and painting workshop will be run by Burnham artist Margaret Micklewright.
Kids centre to hold open day
HIGHBRIDGE Children's Centre will be throwing open its doors to the general public when it holds an Open Day next week. The centre, based in Coronation Rd, will be open on Monday 17th May from 1.30pm – 4.00pm. Visitors will be welcome to come in and look around.
HIGHBRIDGE Children's Centre will be throwing open its doors to the general public when it holds an Open Day next week. The centre, based in Coronation Rd, will be open on Monday 17th May from 1.30pm – 4.00pm. Visitors will be welcome to come in and look around.
New Coast Road march planned
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 their second protest of the year on Bank Holiday Monday (May 31st). Berrow's Local Action Team will start the march at 11am.
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 their second protest of the year on Bank Holiday Monday (May 31st). Berrow's Local Action Team will start the march at 11am.
Search for missing woman
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards were called out to search for a missing person on Saturday night (May 15th). A woman in her 40s was reported to be in a 'distressed state' and had last been seen in the vicinity of Uphill Sailing Club next to the River Axe at around 10pm.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Coastguards were called out to search for a missing person on Saturday night (May 15th). A woman in her 40s was reported to be in a 'distressed state' and had last been seen in the vicinity of Uphill Sailing Club next to the River Axe at around 10pm.
Boost for Burnham youth cafe
A LOCAL County Councillor has presented a proportion of his community fund to Burnham-On-Sea's Youth Cafe this week. The Shed at Burnham Area Youth Centre in Cassis Close has been given £250 by Burnham and Highbridge councillor John Woodman to supports its ongoing work.
A LOCAL County Councillor has presented a proportion of his community fund to Burnham-On-Sea's Youth Cafe this week. The Shed at Burnham Area Youth Centre in Cassis Close has been given £250 by Burnham and Highbridge councillor John Woodman to supports its ongoing work.
Mayor opens school's new HQ
Photo Special: BURNHAM'S Mayor and Mayoress were the VIP guests at an opening ceremony held on Saturday (May 15th) for a local performing arts school's new premises in Highbridge. Curtain Call School of Performing Arts' new premises in The Old Creamery on the Huntspill Road in Highbridge were opened.
Photo Special: BURNHAM'S Mayor and Mayoress were the VIP guests at an opening ceremony held on Saturday (May 15th) for a local performing arts school's new premises in Highbridge. Curtain Call School of Performing Arts' new premises in The Old Creamery on the Huntspill Road in Highbridge were opened.
Cello concert raises over £700
OVER £700 was raised for charity when a leading cellist performed a concert in Brent Knoll on Saturday night (May 15th). Anup Kumar Biswas played at St Michael's Church in front of an audience of more than 60 people. The event raised £749 for Mathieson Music Trust.
OVER £700 was raised for charity when a leading cellist performed a concert in Brent Knoll on Saturday night (May 15th). Anup Kumar Biswas played at St Michael's Church in front of an audience of more than 60 people. The event raised £749 for Mathieson Music Trust.
VIP's visit is music to the ears!
THE High Sheriff of Somerset, Pat Hunt, made a special visit to Highbridge Youth Club on Friday evening (May 14th) where she was shown its new juke box, which has been bought through a countywide scheme to promote improved quality of life through the prevention of crime.
THE High Sheriff of Somerset, Pat Hunt, made a special visit to Highbridge Youth Club on Friday evening (May 14th) where she was shown its new juke box, which has been bought through a countywide scheme to promote improved quality of life through the prevention of crime.
Tributes for well-known farmer
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Highbridge farmer who was a big name on the national farming scene. 80 year-old Arthur Duckett died on Thursday following a short spell in Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton. He shot to fame when one of his bullocks, called The Field Marshall, was officially named the UK's biggest.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Highbridge farmer who was a big name on the national farming scene. 80 year-old Arthur Duckett died on Thursday following a short spell in Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton. He shot to fame when one of his bullocks, called The Field Marshall, was officially named the UK's biggest.
Club bowled over by donation!
A BURNHAM-On-Sea club has been 'bowled over' by a £1,250 donation this week. Burnham Short Mat Bowls Club has received £1,000 from The Somerset Community Fund and £250 from County Councillor John Woodman's community fund, delighting the club's members.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea club has been 'bowled over' by a £1,250 donation this week. Burnham Short Mat Bowls Club has received £1,000 from The Somerset Community Fund and £250 from County Councillor John Woodman's community fund, delighting the club's members.
Council tackles beach erosion
Exclusive: 40 tonnes of new sand was added onto Burnham-On-Sea beach today (Friday, May 14th) in a bid to replace sand that has been swept away during recent weeks. Contractors working for Sedgemoor District Council used tractors and diggers to spread the new material onto the beach.
Exclusive: 40 tonnes of new sand was added onto Burnham-On-Sea beach today (Friday, May 14th) in a bid to replace sand that has been swept away during recent weeks. Contractors working for Sedgemoor District Council used tractors and diggers to spread the new material onto the beach.
Gallery showcases local artists
AN art and photography exhibition by two local artists has opened in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Graham McPherson and Wendy Asplin, pictured, are displaying paintings, photoart and photography at Seabreeze Gallery in Victoria Street - their second exhibition together.
AN art and photography exhibition by two local artists has opened in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Graham McPherson and Wendy Asplin, pictured, are displaying paintings, photoart and photography at Seabreeze Gallery in Victoria Street - their second exhibition together.
Burglar arrested after tip-off
A MAN who Burnham police believe is responsible for two burglaries in the area has been arrested following a tip-off by a suspicious local resident. Peter Davies Smith from Highbridge was arrested on Thursday (May 13th) for an attempted burglary in Burnham-On-Sea and another in Highbridge.
A MAN who Burnham police believe is responsible for two burglaries in the area has been arrested following a tip-off by a suspicious local resident. Peter Davies Smith from Highbridge was arrested on Thursday (May 13th) for an attempted burglary in Burnham-On-Sea and another in Highbridge.
Radio station plans gather pace
PREPARATIONS for the launch of a temporary radio station in Highbridge have continued this week with the recording of several programmes and jingles. It comes after Ofcom, the UK's radio regulator, formally accepted the station's application and gave it approval.
PREPARATIONS for the launch of a temporary radio station in Highbridge have continued this week with the recording of several programmes and jingles. It comes after Ofcom, the UK's radio regulator, formally accepted the station's application and gave it approval.
Euro MP makes visit to Berrow
A MEMBER of the European Parliament who represents the Burnham-On-Sea area made a special visit on Thursday (May 13th). Julie Girling, Conservative MEP for the South West of England, visited Berrow Guides and Brownies at St Mary's Church Hall, as pictured.
A MEMBER of the European Parliament who represents the Burnham-On-Sea area made a special visit on Thursday (May 13th). Julie Girling, Conservative MEP for the South West of England, visited Berrow Guides and Brownies at St Mary's Church Hall, as pictured.
Carnival may move to Fridays
THE organisers of Burnham-On-Sea's winter carnival have this week made a formal application to change the night on which it is held. At the AGM of the Highbridge and Burnham Carnival Committee, members voted in favour of switching the event to Fridays.
THE organisers of Burnham-On-Sea's winter carnival have this week made a formal application to change the night on which it is held. At the AGM of the Highbridge and Burnham Carnival Committee, members voted in favour of switching the event to Fridays.
Singing goose raises £400!
A SINGING goose has helped to raise more than £400 for a childrens’ charity while in residence at a Brent Knoll garden centre. Gilbert the Goose, a talking interactive display, has been entertaining visitors at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll during recent months.
A SINGING goose has helped to raise more than £400 for a childrens’ charity while in residence at a Brent Knoll garden centre. Gilbert the Goose, a talking interactive display, has been entertaining visitors at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll during recent months.
Burnham beach wins award
THE quality of Burnham-On-Sea's beach has today (Thursday) been praised when it was given an 'A' grade in the 2010 Quality Coast Awards. Keep Britain Tidy announced 150 beaches across England have received Blue Flags and Quality Coast Awards in recognition of their high quality environments.
THE quality of Burnham-On-Sea's beach has today (Thursday) been praised when it was given an 'A' grade in the 2010 Quality Coast Awards. Keep Britain Tidy announced 150 beaches across England have received Blue Flags and Quality Coast Awards in recognition of their high quality environments.
CCTV privacy fears in Burnham
Exclusive: Concerned residents in Burnham-On-Sea have this week voiced fears that a new CCTV camera that is due to be switched on over the next few days will affect their privacy. The new 30ft camera has been installed outside the entrance to Apex Park in Marine Drive and is set to help Burnham police monitor traffic and activities in the busy car park.
Exclusive: Concerned residents in Burnham-On-Sea have this week voiced fears that a new CCTV camera that is due to be switched on over the next few days will affect their privacy. The new 30ft camera has been installed outside the entrance to Apex Park in Marine Drive and is set to help Burnham police monitor traffic and activities in the busy car park.
Martin's picked for GB team
Exclusive: A BURNHAM-On-Sea athlete has won a place on the Great Britain team for this autumn's World Duathlon Championships. Martin Rogers, from Burnham Swim and Sports Academy, has been selected to represent his country at the event this September.
Exclusive: A BURNHAM-On-Sea athlete has won a place on the Great Britain team for this autumn's World Duathlon Championships. Martin Rogers, from Burnham Swim and Sports Academy, has been selected to represent his country at the event this September.
Busy year for town Watch team
LOCAL Neighbourhood Watch organisers have gathered together for their annual general meeting over the past week. Invited guest speakers at the event, which was held in Saxondale Avenue, were Burnham-On-Sea PCSOs Sarah England and Eliot Green, as pictured.
LOCAL Neighbourhood Watch organisers have gathered together for their annual general meeting over the past week. Invited guest speakers at the event, which was held in Saxondale Avenue, were Burnham-On-Sea PCSOs Sarah England and Eliot Green, as pictured.
Let's make Burnham bloom!
BURNHAM-On-Sea's streets will soon be bursting into colour - and organisers of the town's annual Burnham In Bloom competition are urging residents to join in by making it the most colourful year yet. Home owners and firms across the town are encouraged to enter.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's streets will soon be bursting into colour - and organisers of the town's annual Burnham In Bloom competition are urging residents to join in by making it the most colourful year yet. Home owners and firms across the town are encouraged to enter.
Police probe ditch discovery
Exclusive: POLICE have launched an investigation after this stolen vehicle was found upturned in a rhyne near Brent Knoll today (Wednesday, May 12th). Officers were called to Harp Road this morning after this red Vauxhall 4x4 was spotted by a passing motorist.
Exclusive: POLICE have launched an investigation after this stolen vehicle was found upturned in a rhyne near Brent Knoll today (Wednesday, May 12th). Officers were called to Harp Road this morning after this red Vauxhall 4x4 was spotted by a passing motorist.
Park group seeks more helpers
HIGHBRIDGE'S Friends of Apex Park has this week appealed for new members to come forward to join their active group of up to 20 members. The aim of the group is to provide opportunities for the community to improve and promote the use of and awareness of the facilities.
HIGHBRIDGE'S Friends of Apex Park has this week appealed for new members to come forward to join their active group of up to 20 members. The aim of the group is to provide opportunities for the community to improve and promote the use of and awareness of the facilities.
'Pie the teacher' proves a hit!
A 'PIE the teacher' contest at Highbridge's King Alfred School has helped to raise £400 for Amnesty International. The school's Year 8 students have taken part in a week of events organised by the Sixth Form Amnesty group that aimed to raise awareness of the charity.
A 'PIE the teacher' contest at Highbridge's King Alfred School has helped to raise £400 for Amnesty International. The school's Year 8 students have taken part in a week of events organised by the Sixth Form Amnesty group that aimed to raise awareness of the charity.
30 teams compete in golf event
OVER thirty teams took part in the annual Charity Pro-Am Golf Tournament at Brean Golf Club on Tuesday (May 11th). A total of 33 teams, which is believed to be a record number, took to the greens on a dry, cold day as they attempted to avoid the many hazards.
OVER thirty teams took part in the annual Charity Pro-Am Golf Tournament at Brean Golf Club on Tuesday (May 11th). A total of 33 teams, which is believed to be a record number, took to the greens on a dry, cold day as they attempted to avoid the many hazards.
Wind farm concerns expressed
OVER 100 West Huntspill residents voiced their concerns about controversial plans to build five new wind turbines in the village during a special open day on Tuesday (May 11th). Green electricity company Ecotricity put its proposals for the 'Black Ditch' project on display.
OVER 100 West Huntspill residents voiced their concerns about controversial plans to build five new wind turbines in the village during a special open day on Tuesday (May 11th). Green electricity company Ecotricity put its proposals for the 'Black Ditch' project on display.
Fire crews at suspicious blaze
Exclusive: A PLUME of smoke towered over the outskirts of Highbridge on Tuesday afternoon (May 11th) when fire crews were called to tackle a "suspicious" blaze. Firefighters were called to Alstone Road at 1pm, as pictured here, when a resident reported seeing the thick black smoke.
Exclusive: A PLUME of smoke towered over the outskirts of Highbridge on Tuesday afternoon (May 11th) when fire crews were called to tackle a "suspicious" blaze. Firefighters were called to Alstone Road at 1pm, as pictured here, when a resident reported seeing the thick black smoke.
Get a blast from Burnham's past
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents are being invited to take a trip down memory lane when the town's history goes under the spotlight during a special historical talk this Wednesday (May 12th). North Sedgemoor Local History Group is holding 'A Time Travel Walk Around Burnham' at King Alfred School.
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents are being invited to take a trip down memory lane when the town's history goes under the spotlight during a special historical talk this Wednesday (May 12th). North Sedgemoor Local History Group is holding 'A Time Travel Walk Around Burnham' at King Alfred School.
Action-packed visit for students
A GROUP of Highbridge geography students have completed an action-packed weekend of activities and fieldwork. The Year 9 students from King Alfred School travelled to Barton Hall in Torquay, where raft building (pictured) was one of the activities on offer.
A GROUP of Highbridge geography students have completed an action-packed weekend of activities and fieldwork. The Year 9 students from King Alfred School travelled to Barton Hall in Torquay, where raft building (pictured) was one of the activities on offer.
New Mayor and Mayoress elected
MICHAEL Clarke and his wife Maria became Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge's new Mayor and Mayoress on Monday evening (May 10th). The Burnham couple, pictured here, were chosen by town councillors when Derick and Christine Cooper's year in the posts came to an end.
MICHAEL Clarke and his wife Maria became Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge's new Mayor and Mayoress on Monday evening (May 10th). The Burnham couple, pictured here, were chosen by town councillors when Derick and Christine Cooper's year in the posts came to an end.
Two-car smash delays traffic
MOTORISTS travelling near the roundabout next to Burnham-On-Sea's junction 22 of the M5 faced long queues of traffic on Monday afternoon (May 10th) following an accident. A two-car crash left one woman passenger shaken and another with a minor head injury.
MOTORISTS travelling near the roundabout next to Burnham-On-Sea's junction 22 of the M5 faced long queues of traffic on Monday afternoon (May 10th) following an accident. A two-car crash left one woman passenger shaken and another with a minor head injury.
Man arrested over pub attack
Exclusive: This was the scene outside a Burnham-On-Sea town centre pub at the weekend after a man suffered serious head injuries when he was attacked with a glass. Police rushed to the Somerset and Dorset in Abingdon Street on Saturday night (May 8th), as pictured here, and arrested the alleged attacker.
Exclusive: This was the scene outside a Burnham-On-Sea town centre pub at the weekend after a man suffered serious head injuries when he was attacked with a glass. Police rushed to the Somerset and Dorset in Abingdon Street on Saturday night (May 8th), as pictured here, and arrested the alleged attacker.
Former MP thanks supporters
BURNHAM-On-Sea's former MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has formally thanked those who voted for him in last week's General Election and talked about how he will miss leading the constituency. He talked to Burnham-On-Sea.com on Monday (May 10th) about the result and his thoughts.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's former MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has formally thanked those who voted for him in last week's General Election and talked about how he will miss leading the constituency. He talked to Burnham-On-Sea.com on Monday (May 10th) about the result and his thoughts.
Cadets win through to finals
THE first aid team from the Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea's St John Cadets Division are celebrating after winning the South West regional first aid competition, held in Devon on Saturday (May 8th). Lucy Westlake, Rhiannon Parsons and Hannah Dowell were competing against teams from across the region.
THE first aid team from the Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea's St John Cadets Division are celebrating after winning the South West regional first aid competition, held in Devon on Saturday (May 8th). Lucy Westlake, Rhiannon Parsons and Hannah Dowell were competing against teams from across the region.
Hospice celebrates its 30th year
THE 30th anniversary of St Margaret's Hospice was celebrated during a fundraising concert in Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday evening (May 9th). Over 100 supporters attended the event in The Princess where Berrow's Coastline Singers and Burnham's King Alfred Concert Band performed.
THE 30th anniversary of St Margaret's Hospice was celebrated during a fundraising concert in Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday evening (May 9th). Over 100 supporters attended the event in The Princess where Berrow's Coastline Singers and Burnham's King Alfred Concert Band performed.
Crowds flock to Party In Park
BURNHAM-On-Sea's season of free outdoor music events kicked off on Sunday (May 9th) with the town's annual Party In The Park. The town's Manor Gardens were alive with five hours of live entertainment and music acts including Burnham's Ginger Hitlas and The Fallen Apples.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's season of free outdoor music events kicked off on Sunday (May 9th) with the town's annual Party In The Park. The town's Manor Gardens were alive with five hours of live entertainment and music acts including Burnham's Ginger Hitlas and The Fallen Apples.
School's visit to rescue groups
EIGHTEEN youngsters from a local school picked up beach safety advice during a special visit to Burnham-On-Sea's rescue hovercraft, Coastguard and lifeboat stations on Saturday (May 8th). The group from Shapwick School were given guided tours of the three services.
EIGHTEEN youngsters from a local school picked up beach safety advice during a special visit to Burnham-On-Sea's rescue hovercraft, Coastguard and lifeboat stations on Saturday (May 8th). The group from Shapwick School were given guided tours of the three services.
£135k boost for community centre
Exclusive: Celebrations are underway at Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre this week after it received a massive £135,000 windfall. The centre in Berrow Road has been awarded a huge grant by environmental company Viridor's Landfill Communities Fund towards the cost of its much-needed modernisation.
Exclusive: Celebrations are underway at Burnham-On-Sea's Community Centre this week after it received a massive £135,000 windfall. The centre in Berrow Road has been awarded a huge grant by environmental company Viridor's Landfill Communities Fund towards the cost of its much-needed modernisation.
Writing workshop hailed a hit
IMAGINATIONS ran wild when a special writing workshop for children who enjoy writing stories was held at Highbridge's Apex Park on Saturday (May 8th). Creative writing teacher Debby Grice, dressed as a witch, oversaw the fun workshop at the Apex Information Point.
IMAGINATIONS ran wild when a special writing workshop for children who enjoy writing stories was held at Highbridge's Apex Park on Saturday (May 8th). Creative writing teacher Debby Grice, dressed as a witch, oversaw the fun workshop at the Apex Information Point.
VE Day marked at Marine Cove
A WARTIME-themed open day was held at Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens on Saturday (May 8th), marking 65 years since the end of WW2 in Europe. The event was held to commemorate VE Day and also to highlight plans for the seafront site.
A WARTIME-themed open day was held at Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens on Saturday (May 8th), marking 65 years since the end of WW2 in Europe. The event was held to commemorate VE Day and also to highlight plans for the seafront site.
