Land yachts gather in Brean
STRONG onshore winds provided ideal conditions for more than 30 of the UK's top land yachting enthusiasts in Brean at the weekend. Brean Land Yacht Club hosted the annual two-day National Regatta on Brean Beach on both Saturday March 13th and Sunday March 14th.
STRONG onshore winds provided ideal conditions for more than 30 of the UK's top land yachting enthusiasts in Brean at the weekend. Brean Land Yacht Club hosted the annual two-day National Regatta on Brean Beach on both Saturday March 13th and Sunday March 14th.
Trio hailed as heroes after blaze
Exclusive: THREE Burnham-On-Sea residents have been hailed heroes after helping to save the life of an elderly neighbour trapped in a burning house on Sunday evening (March 14th). Three fire crews from Burnham and Bridgwater rushed to St Mark's Road at 8.50pm, as pictured here, after a lady in an adjoining property dialled 999 to report that smoke was emerging from the roof.
Exclusive: THREE Burnham-On-Sea residents have been hailed heroes after helping to save the life of an elderly neighbour trapped in a burning house on Sunday evening (March 14th). Three fire crews from Burnham and Bridgwater rushed to St Mark's Road at 8.50pm, as pictured here, after a lady in an adjoining property dialled 999 to report that smoke was emerging from the roof.
Awards galore for air cadets
CADETS from Burnham-On-Sea's Air Training Corps were rewarded for a busy year of activities when they held their annual presentation evening in Weston at the weekend. The cadets celebrated a busy year which included numerous flying, shooting, adventure training, Duke of Edinburgh expeditions and other award events.
CADETS from Burnham-On-Sea's Air Training Corps were rewarded for a busy year of activities when they held their annual presentation evening in Weston at the weekend. The cadets celebrated a busy year which included numerous flying, shooting, adventure training, Duke of Edinburgh expeditions and other award events.
Students meet top Paralympian
A GROUP of students from Burnham-On-Sea met one of the country's top paralympic swimmers during a special event to mark London's 2012 Olympics. Caitlin Berry, Connor McKenna, Fabihha Tarafdar and Tim Bennett represented King Alfred School at the London 2012 Student Leadership Conference last week.
A GROUP of students from Burnham-On-Sea met one of the country's top paralympic swimmers during a special event to mark London's 2012 Olympics. Caitlin Berry, Connor McKenna, Fabihha Tarafdar and Tim Bennett represented King Alfred School at the London 2012 Student Leadership Conference last week.
More medal wins for gymnasts
MEMBERS of a Burnham-On-Sea gymnastics club were celebrating more success at the weekend after winning several medals at a regional competition in Taunton. More than 30 members of Monarch Gymnastics Club competed in the South West Prelims over the weekend in Taunton.
MEMBERS of a Burnham-On-Sea gymnastics club were celebrating more success at the weekend after winning several medals at a regional competition in Taunton. More than 30 members of Monarch Gymnastics Club competed in the South West Prelims over the weekend in Taunton.
Gym's £50k revamp completed
THE £50,000 refurbishment of a Burnham-On-Sea gym has been completed. The final phase of Fit 4 All's modernisation, which began in January, has seen the completion of the upgrade of its resistance equipment, while the free weights area has doubled in size and other kit has been modernised.
THE £50,000 refurbishment of a Burnham-On-Sea gym has been completed. The final phase of Fit 4 All's modernisation, which began in January, has seen the completion of the upgrade of its resistance equipment, while the free weights area has doubled in size and other kit has been modernised.
Proud moment for town PCSO
A POPULAR member of Highbridge's police team has this week received a top accolade after being named 'PCSO Of The Year' for Somerset West in the annual Community Policing Awards. PCSO Gill Bawler received her award from Dr Moira Hamlin, Chair of the Police Community Trust and Police Authority, as pictured.
A POPULAR member of Highbridge's police team has this week received a top accolade after being named 'PCSO Of The Year' for Somerset West in the annual Community Policing Awards. PCSO Gill Bawler received her award from Dr Moira Hamlin, Chair of the Police Community Trust and Police Authority, as pictured.
Final piece of pool is saved
Exclusive: WORK to dismantle Burnham-On-Sea's beach boating pool was almost complete on Saturday (March 13th) - but for one final piece of the concrete structure, pictured here, which is to be retained as a permanent war memorial. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns the final chunk of the landmark is being kept and will soon be moved.
Exclusive: WORK to dismantle Burnham-On-Sea's beach boating pool was almost complete on Saturday (March 13th) - but for one final piece of the concrete structure, pictured here, which is to be retained as a permanent war memorial. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns the final chunk of the landmark is being kept and will soon be moved.
Late spring hits flower show
POOR weather led to a drop in the number of entries at Burnham-On-Sea's annual flower show on Saturday (March 13th). The event, held at St Andrew's School, attracted 200 entries but the late start to spring meant the overall numbers were down. Burnham's Mayor and Mayoress, Derick and Christine Cooper, were the VIP guests.
POOR weather led to a drop in the number of entries at Burnham-On-Sea's annual flower show on Saturday (March 13th). The event, held at St Andrew's School, attracted 200 entries but the late start to spring meant the overall numbers were down. Burnham's Mayor and Mayoress, Derick and Christine Cooper, were the VIP guests.
Stricter license conditions on pub
STRICTER licensing conditions are to be placed on this Brean pub by Sedgemoor District Council following a number of concerns raised by local police. It comes after Burnham-On-Sea Police this week took the premises license of Krackers Bar to a review by the district council's licensing panel.
STRICTER licensing conditions are to be placed on this Brean pub by Sedgemoor District Council following a number of concerns raised by local police. It comes after Burnham-On-Sea Police this week took the premises license of Krackers Bar to a review by the district council's licensing panel.
Water pressure problem hits town
THOUSANDS of homes across the Burnham-On-Sea area were suffering low water pressure on Friday (March 12th). Bristol Water, the company that oversees water supplies in the area was investigating a fault. A spokesman confirmed it was experiencing problems.
THOUSANDS of homes across the Burnham-On-Sea area were suffering low water pressure on Friday (March 12th). Bristol Water, the company that oversees water supplies in the area was investigating a fault. A spokesman confirmed it was experiencing problems.
Busy year for lifeboat service
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea RNLI welcomed the charity's divisional inspector for the south west to their AGM on Friday evening (March 12th). More than 50 people attended the annual meeting, held at the town's sailing club, where the lifeboat service's year was reviewed by members.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea RNLI welcomed the charity's divisional inspector for the south west to their AGM on Friday evening (March 12th). More than 50 people attended the annual meeting, held at the town's sailing club, where the lifeboat service's year was reviewed by members.
Horse rescue drama in Burnham
Exclusive: THESE were the scenes in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday afternoon (March 12th) when fire crews were called to rescue a horse trapped in a muddy rhyne. Two fire crews from Burnham and two from Weston were sent to a field at Pople's Bow just before 1pm after the distressed animal became stranded.
Exclusive: THESE were the scenes in Burnham-On-Sea on Friday afternoon (March 12th) when fire crews were called to rescue a horse trapped in a muddy rhyne. Two fire crews from Burnham and two from Weston were sent to a field at Pople's Bow just before 1pm after the distressed animal became stranded.
Google Street View launches
RESIDENTS across the Burnham-On-Sea area can now look up their homes online after Google this week rolled out its Street View technology to 95% of the UK. Anyone can now journey down the streets of Burnham, Highbridge, Brean and Berrow and enjoy a 360 degree view without leaving their own home.
RESIDENTS across the Burnham-On-Sea area can now look up their homes online after Google this week rolled out its Street View technology to 95% of the UK. Anyone can now journey down the streets of Burnham, Highbridge, Brean and Berrow and enjoy a 360 degree view without leaving their own home.
Berrow chimney blaze tackled
A BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crew was called to tackle a chimney blaze at a property in Berrow on Thursday evening (March 11th). One engine was called to the home in Berrow Road at around 6.15pm, as pictured, after the residents reported their chimney alight. One hose reel jet was used to extinguish the fire.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crew was called to tackle a chimney blaze at a property in Berrow on Thursday evening (March 11th). One engine was called to the home in Berrow Road at around 6.15pm, as pictured, after the residents reported their chimney alight. One hose reel jet was used to extinguish the fire.
BNP to stand in general election
A CANDIDATE from the controversial British National Party will contest Burnham-On-Sea’s parliamentary seat at this Spring's General Election it has been announced this week. Richard Boyce has been picked by the right-wing party to contest the Wells constituency, which covers the Burnham area.
A CANDIDATE from the controversial British National Party will contest Burnham-On-Sea’s parliamentary seat at this Spring's General Election it has been announced this week. Richard Boyce has been picked by the right-wing party to contest the Wells constituency, which covers the Burnham area.
Award for Highbridge war hero
THE bravery of a Highbridge man who saved thousands of Jews from the Nazi gas chambers has been recognised at Downing Street. A new award – British Hero of the Holocaust – was presented in recognition of the courage of Major Frank Foley, the spy who risked his life to rescue Jews.
THE bravery of a Highbridge man who saved thousands of Jews from the Nazi gas chambers has been recognised at Downing Street. A new award – British Hero of the Holocaust – was presented in recognition of the courage of Major Frank Foley, the spy who risked his life to rescue Jews.
£5,000 buys new hospice bed
MEMBERS of Burnham's Medical Equipment Fund have this week handed over a bumper £5,000 cheque to St. Margaret’s Somerset Hospice to fund the cost of a new bed. The fund's Chairman, Tom Ashton, presented the funding to Pam Knight, director of fundraising at the Taunton facilities.
MEMBERS of Burnham's Medical Equipment Fund have this week handed over a bumper £5,000 cheque to St. Margaret’s Somerset Hospice to fund the cost of a new bed. The fund's Chairman, Tom Ashton, presented the funding to Pam Knight, director of fundraising at the Taunton facilities.
Wanted: A new Wrinkly Rapper!
A GROUP of Burnham-On-Sea rapping pensioners is looking for a new member to join their team. One of The Wrinkly Rappers, who auditioned for ITV's Britain's Got Talent last year, has retired which leaves a vacancy to fill. The group got together in 2008 but Snowy, its oldest member, has decided to hang up her bling!
A GROUP of Burnham-On-Sea rapping pensioners is looking for a new member to join their team. One of The Wrinkly Rappers, who auditioned for ITV's Britain's Got Talent last year, has retired which leaves a vacancy to fill. The group got together in 2008 but Snowy, its oldest member, has decided to hang up her bling!
Hospital re-opens after sickness
BURNHAM-On-Sea hospital has this week re-opened to new patients after an outbreak of Norovirus was brought under control. Burnham-On-Sea.com first broke the news in February that the sickness bug had shut the main ward at the hospital in Love Lane. The hospital put in place additional cleaning and infection control measures.
BURNHAM-On-Sea hospital has this week re-opened to new patients after an outbreak of Norovirus was brought under control. Burnham-On-Sea.com first broke the news in February that the sickness bug had shut the main ward at the hospital in Love Lane. The hospital put in place additional cleaning and infection control measures.
CCTV photo appeal after fraud
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week issued two CCTV photos of a woman they want to speak to in connection with a suspected case of fraud at a bank in the town. The woman, who is black with tied back hair, when the fraudulent activity was committed at Lloyds Bank on Burnham High Street last Wednesday (March 3rd).
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have this week issued two CCTV photos of a woman they want to speak to in connection with a suspected case of fraud at a bank in the town. The woman, who is black with tied back hair, when the fraudulent activity was committed at Lloyds Bank on Burnham High Street last Wednesday (March 3rd).
Beach pool demolition begins
WORK to demolish Burnham-On-Sea's historic beach boating pool began this morning (Wednesday, March 10th). Building contractors started the task of breaking up the stone structure and taking away the huge quantities of rubble. The pool, built in the 1920s, was given to Burnham by members of the Braithwaite family.
WORK to demolish Burnham-On-Sea's historic beach boating pool began this morning (Wednesday, March 10th). Building contractors started the task of breaking up the stone structure and taking away the huge quantities of rubble. The pool, built in the 1920s, was given to Burnham by members of the Braithwaite family.
Pupils help design pool's extension
SARA Cox-Conklin, one of the owners of Burnham-On-Sea Swim and Sports Academy, visited a Highbridge school this week where students are currently working on designs for the proposed extension of the pool. King Alfred School's students are doing the work as part of their coursework.
SARA Cox-Conklin, one of the owners of Burnham-On-Sea Swim and Sports Academy, visited a Highbridge school this week where students are currently working on designs for the proposed extension of the pool. King Alfred School's students are doing the work as part of their coursework.
Marine Cove revamp approved
A £360,000 project to revamp Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens took another step forward this week with the approval of a planning application for the scheme. The scheme covers the restoration of the seafront public park and modernisation of various facilities.
A £360,000 project to revamp Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens took another step forward this week with the approval of a planning application for the scheme. The scheme covers the restoration of the seafront public park and modernisation of various facilities.
£6m housing plans gather pace
Exclusive: THE developers behind ambitious plans for a new £6million housing development in Highbridge have this week held a public meeting to unveil further details about the huge scheme. Burnham-On-Sea first reported last month how developers Henglade and Property Link want to build up to 60 new houses.
Exclusive: THE developers behind ambitious plans for a new £6million housing development in Highbridge have this week held a public meeting to unveil further details about the huge scheme. Burnham-On-Sea first reported last month how developers Henglade and Property Link want to build up to 60 new houses.
£100k lotto tickets sold in town
TWO mystery Burnham-On-Sea residents have each won over £100,000 on the National Lottery after buying their tickets at a supermarket in the town. The winning tickets were bought from the cigarette kiosk at Tesco in Ben Travers Way and posters have been put up to promote the sale of tickets.
TWO mystery Burnham-On-Sea residents have each won over £100,000 on the National Lottery after buying their tickets at a supermarket in the town. The winning tickets were bought from the cigarette kiosk at Tesco in Ben Travers Way and posters have been put up to promote the sale of tickets.
30 new jobs at Brean's Subway
THIRTY new jobs are to be created with the transformation of this pub in the centre of Brean into a huge new entertainment venue containing a Subway fast food store. Burnham-On-Sea.com first revealed last weekend the plans for the former Flaming Jaes pub in South Road.
THIRTY new jobs are to be created with the transformation of this pub in the centre of Brean into a huge new entertainment venue containing a Subway fast food store. Burnham-On-Sea.com first revealed last weekend the plans for the former Flaming Jaes pub in South Road.
Seafront flats decision deferred
RESIDENTS campaigning against controversial plans for a huge block of 13 flats to be built next to Burnham-On-Sea beach were given fresh hope on Tuesday (March 9th) when councillors delayed making a final decision about the scheme. Proposals to build a three-storey property at the end of Allandale Road were considered.
RESIDENTS campaigning against controversial plans for a huge block of 13 flats to be built next to Burnham-On-Sea beach were given fresh hope on Tuesday (March 9th) when councillors delayed making a final decision about the scheme. Proposals to build a three-storey property at the end of Allandale Road were considered.
Safety lesson from Coastguards
YOUNGSTERS at a school near Burnham-On-Sea were given a lesson on sea safety on Tuesday (March 9th) when a group of the town's Coastguards made a special visit. The Burnham Coastguard truck was driven to East Huntspill School, where the team gave a talk to the interested youngsters.
YOUNGSTERS at a school near Burnham-On-Sea were given a lesson on sea safety on Tuesday (March 9th) when a group of the town's Coastguards made a special visit. The Burnham Coastguard truck was driven to East Huntspill School, where the team gave a talk to the interested youngsters.
Eye check proves a life saver
A NEW county-wide eyesight health check service has proved a potential life saver for a Burnham-On-Sea pensioner. For the last six months NHS Somerset has been working with optometrists across the county developing a new and free eye assessment service called Acute Community Eyecare Service (ACES).
A NEW county-wide eyesight health check service has proved a potential life saver for a Burnham-On-Sea pensioner. For the last six months NHS Somerset has been working with optometrists across the county developing a new and free eye assessment service called Acute Community Eyecare Service (ACES).
New 15 home project opened
A NEW multi-million pound housing project consisting of 15 new affordable homes at Huntspill Road in Highbridge has been officially opened this week. The new homes have been built by Southwestern Housing Society on the site of a former car lot with the collaboration of Sedgemoor District Council.
A NEW multi-million pound housing project consisting of 15 new affordable homes at Huntspill Road in Highbridge has been officially opened this week. The new homes have been built by Southwestern Housing Society on the site of a former car lot with the collaboration of Sedgemoor District Council.
Brent Knoll fundraiser in photos
DOZENS of music fans flocked to Brent Knoll on Saturday (March 6th) for a night of live music and an auction of rock and roll memorabilia in aid of a good cause. Music from Gary French, The Ben Pang Experience, Squirrelcatapult and The Wrinkly Rappers was performed at the popular event.
DOZENS of music fans flocked to Brent Knoll on Saturday (March 6th) for a night of live music and an auction of rock and roll memorabilia in aid of a good cause. Music from Gary French, The Ben Pang Experience, Squirrelcatapult and The Wrinkly Rappers was performed at the popular event.
Double cash boost for hospice
TWO groups of generous Burnham residents have raised hundreds of pounds for a local hospice charity. The successful weight loss of members at a Burnham-On-Sea slimming group led to £150 being donated to St. Margaret’s Somerset Hospice, while a Christmas lights display raised more.
TWO groups of generous Burnham residents have raised hundreds of pounds for a local hospice charity. The successful weight loss of members at a Burnham-On-Sea slimming group led to £150 being donated to St. Margaret’s Somerset Hospice, while a Christmas lights display raised more.
Heroin recovered in police raid
A 42-year-old unemployed man from Burnham-On-Sea was charged with two offences of possession of heroin on Monday (March 8th). Neil Edward Cartwright was bailed to appear at Sedgemoor Magistrates Court on 30th March. This follows a police drugs raid as part of a continuing local police crackdown.
A 42-year-old unemployed man from Burnham-On-Sea was charged with two offences of possession of heroin on Monday (March 8th). Neil Edward Cartwright was bailed to appear at Sedgemoor Magistrates Court on 30th March. This follows a police drugs raid as part of a continuing local police crackdown.
New off-licence opens in town
A NEW off-licence opened its doors for the first time in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea on Monday (March 8th). Mark Brooks, the manager of the town's former Threshers off-licence, has launched 'Brooks and Son' in College Street - next door to where the nationwide chainstore was based.
A NEW off-licence opened its doors for the first time in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea on Monday (March 8th). Mark Brooks, the manager of the town's former Threshers off-licence, has launched 'Brooks and Son' in College Street - next door to where the nationwide chainstore was based.
Fire shuts recycling centre
HIGHBRIDGE'S recycling centre was shut to the public on Monday afternoon (March 8th) after a fire broke out. Two fire engines from Burnham-On-Sea were called to the Isleport Industrial Estate at 4.15pm, as pictured here, after a large metal container full of refuse was accidentally set alight.
HIGHBRIDGE'S recycling centre was shut to the public on Monday afternoon (March 8th) after a fire broke out. Two fire engines from Burnham-On-Sea were called to the Isleport Industrial Estate at 4.15pm, as pictured here, after a large metal container full of refuse was accidentally set alight.
Eight arrests after crime wave
Police made eight arrests over the weekend following a wave of incidents in Highbridge. PCs Adrian Jones and Ryan Dinham from the Highbridge police team have made the arrests after windows were smashed, a ticket machine was attacked and stones were thrown at people.
Police made eight arrests over the weekend following a wave of incidents in Highbridge. PCs Adrian Jones and Ryan Dinham from the Highbridge police team have made the arrests after windows were smashed, a ticket machine was attacked and stones were thrown at people.
35th year for town concert band
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Scout and Guide's Concert Band are celebrating the group's 35th anniversary during 2010. To mark the special milestone, Burnham-On-Sea.com looks back at the colourful history of the long-running group over the past three and a half decades.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea Scout and Guide's Concert Band are celebrating the group's 35th anniversary during 2010. To mark the special milestone, Burnham-On-Sea.com looks back at the colourful history of the long-running group over the past three and a half decades.
New Subway store for Brean?
Exclusive: A former pub in the centre of Brean looks set to be transformed into a huge new entertainment venue containing a Subway fast food store. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns the former Flaming Jaes pub in the centre of the resort, which is currently derelict, is to receive a major make-over by its owners.
Exclusive: A former pub in the centre of Brean looks set to be transformed into a huge new entertainment venue containing a Subway fast food store. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns the former Flaming Jaes pub in the centre of the resort, which is currently derelict, is to receive a major make-over by its owners.
Rays of hope for town anglers
A PAIR of Thornback Rays each weighing more than 10lb helped two anglers land the two top places during a sea fishing competition in Burnham on Sunday (March 7th). The decent-sized fish were reeled in from the waters around Stert Island during what is widely seen so far as a poor fishing season.
A PAIR of Thornback Rays each weighing more than 10lb helped two anglers land the two top places during a sea fishing competition in Burnham on Sunday (March 7th). The decent-sized fish were reeled in from the waters around Stert Island during what is widely seen so far as a poor fishing season.
Rally organisers give £2k boost
THE organisers of Brean's annual car rally have this week handed over a bumper cheque for over £2,000 to a national charity. Club Rallysport West, the group behind the two-day rally, gave £2,115 to the charity 'Help for Heroes'. The money came from donations given during the event.
THE organisers of Brean's annual car rally have this week handed over a bumper cheque for over £2,000 to a national charity. Club Rallysport West, the group behind the two-day rally, gave £2,115 to the charity 'Help for Heroes'. The money came from donations given during the event.
Boating pool's history filmed
Exclusive: A GROUP of young film makers from Bridgwater was in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (March 6th), capturing scenes for a 'small screen drama' about the town's beach boating pool. The war memorial, which is set to be demolished shortly, is the focus of a history film by members of Bridgwater's Engine Room studio.
Exclusive: A GROUP of young film makers from Bridgwater was in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (March 6th), capturing scenes for a 'small screen drama' about the town's beach boating pool. The war memorial, which is set to be demolished shortly, is the focus of a history film by members of Bridgwater's Engine Room studio.
Gallery showcases local artwork
A NEW exhibition of local artwork inspired by poems has opened at a Burnham-On-Sea gallery this week. 'The Literary Link' is the title of the latest exhibition to open at Sea Breeze in Victoria Street, which features a mixture of drawings produced by local schoolchildren, as well as adults.
A NEW exhibition of local artwork inspired by poems has opened at a Burnham-On-Sea gallery this week. 'The Literary Link' is the title of the latest exhibition to open at Sea Breeze in Victoria Street, which features a mixture of drawings produced by local schoolchildren, as well as adults.
Police warning after thefts
Exclusive: POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have today (Saturday) warned residents to be extra vigilant after an opportunist thief struck twice in 24 hours. Police are investigating two incidents in Stoddens Lane where a burglar entered insecure properties on Friday evening (March 5th) and Saturday morning before taking valuables.
Exclusive: POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea have today (Saturday) warned residents to be extra vigilant after an opportunist thief struck twice in 24 hours. Police are investigating two incidents in Stoddens Lane where a burglar entered insecure properties on Friday evening (March 5th) and Saturday morning before taking valuables.
Fight to stop new homes launched
Exclusive: A group of worried Burnham-On-Sea residents have this week launched a campaign to try and stop a property developer building 53 homes on an area of green space in the town. More than 30 residents from the Lawrence Close area held a meeting in the town where they unanimously agreed to fight the plans.
Exclusive: A group of worried Burnham-On-Sea residents have this week launched a campaign to try and stop a property developer building 53 homes on an area of green space in the town. More than 30 residents from the Lawrence Close area held a meeting in the town where they unanimously agreed to fight the plans.
Ribbon-cutting for shop launch
BURNHAM'S Mayor and Mayoress opened a new shop selling outdoor leisure equipment in Highbridge on Friday morning (March 5th). Derek and Christine Cooper were the special guests at the launch of the new Outdoor Leisure Store at Highbridge Caravan Centre on the A38 Bristol Road.
BURNHAM'S Mayor and Mayoress opened a new shop selling outdoor leisure equipment in Highbridge on Friday morning (March 5th). Derek and Christine Cooper were the special guests at the launch of the new Outdoor Leisure Store at Highbridge Caravan Centre on the A38 Bristol Road.
Queen opens town restaurant
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Carnival Queen cut a ribbon to officially open a brand new restaurant in the town centre on Friday evening (March 5th). Jessica Rogers was the special guest at the opening ceremony for Truly Scrumptious at 20 College Street, attended by over 40 guests, as pictured here.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Carnival Queen cut a ribbon to officially open a brand new restaurant in the town centre on Friday evening (March 5th). Jessica Rogers was the special guest at the opening ceremony for Truly Scrumptious at 20 College Street, attended by over 40 guests, as pictured here.
Fears over 'rising' beach erosion
Exclusive: A REGULAR Burnham-On-Sea beach user has this week raised concerns over the amount of sand being washed away from the town's beach and warned the problem could worsen with the removal of the boating pool. Brian Burt, pictured, warned town councillors at their meeting this week.
Exclusive: A REGULAR Burnham-On-Sea beach user has this week raised concerns over the amount of sand being washed away from the town's beach and warned the problem could worsen with the removal of the boating pool. Brian Burt, pictured, warned town councillors at their meeting this week.
MP attacks £7bn gold losses
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP clashed with a senior Labour politician in the House of Commons this week over the sale of Britain's gold reserves. David Heathcoat-Amory demanded an apology from Harriet Harman, deputising for the Prime Minister, over the billion loss suffered by the government.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP clashed with a senior Labour politician in the House of Commons this week over the sale of Britain's gold reserves. David Heathcoat-Amory demanded an apology from Harriet Harman, deputising for the Prime Minister, over the billion loss suffered by the government.
Town celebrates World Book Day
A BURNHAM-On-Sea kindergarten celebrated World Book Day on Thursday (March 4th) with a special reading session attended by a PCSO from the town's police station. The youngsters listened intently while a number of books were read aloud by Burnham's PCSO Pete Williams.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea kindergarten celebrated World Book Day on Thursday (March 4th) with a special reading session attended by a PCSO from the town's police station. The youngsters listened intently while a number of books were read aloud by Burnham's PCSO Pete Williams.
