Subway creates 10 jobs in town
Exclusive: A FORMER butcher's shop on Burnham-On-Sea High Street will be transformed into a new Subway cafe in the New Year, ending a year of speculation about where the chain will be based. Mike Bond, the entreprenuer who owns the licence to open a Subway in the town confirmed on Friday (November 6th) that the new business will open its doors in January.
Exclusive: A FORMER butcher's shop on Burnham-On-Sea High Street will be transformed into a new Subway cafe in the New Year, ending a year of speculation about where the chain will be based. Mike Bond, the entreprenuer who owns the licence to open a Subway in the town confirmed on Friday (November 6th) that the new business will open its doors in January.
Busy year for Burnham artists
A BURNHAM-On-Sea group that organises arts events across the town held its annual general meeting this week when its members looked back at a successful year. The Highbridge and Burnham Artists group oversees the annual River Brue visual arts festival and other community events throughout the year.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea group that organises arts events across the town held its annual general meeting this week when its members looked back at a successful year. The Highbridge and Burnham Artists group oversees the annual River Brue visual arts festival and other community events throughout the year.
Carnival excitement growing
EXCITEMENT is building ahead of Monday's 62nd annual Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, which will feature more than 90 colourful entries. This year's Carnival Queen Jessica Rogers and her princesses, Burnham girls Danielle Hockey and Bethany May Ellis, will lead the parade through town.
EXCITEMENT is building ahead of Monday's 62nd annual Burnham-On-Sea Carnival, which will feature more than 90 colourful entries. This year's Carnival Queen Jessica Rogers and her princesses, Burnham girls Danielle Hockey and Bethany May Ellis, will lead the parade through town.
Town crier's funeral announced
THE date for the funeral of Burnham-On-Sea's late town crier has been announced. As we reported last week, Fred Smith, 72, died on October 23rd following a long struggle with poor health. His funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 11th November, at 1pm in Bridgwater.
THE date for the funeral of Burnham-On-Sea's late town crier has been announced. As we reported last week, Fred Smith, 72, died on October 23rd following a long struggle with poor health. His funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 11th November, at 1pm in Bridgwater.
B-Factor stars ready for finals
FIFTEEN budding singers, musicians and comedians of the future showed off their talent during Burnham-On-Sea's very own X-Factor style talent competition this week, with the finals due to take place on Saturday (November 7th). The event is 'B-Factor', organised by BEES with funding from the town council.
FIFTEEN budding singers, musicians and comedians of the future showed off their talent during Burnham-On-Sea's very own X-Factor style talent competition this week, with the finals due to take place on Saturday (November 7th). The event is 'B-Factor', organised by BEES with funding from the town council.
New dating website for Burnham
FINDING new partners and friends across the Burnham-On-Sea area is now quicker and easier than ever thanks to the launch of a new and improved dating website for the town. Burnham-On-Sea Dating is a new section of this website that puts you in touch with dozens of local people of all interests.
FINDING new partners and friends across the Burnham-On-Sea area is now quicker and easier than ever thanks to the launch of a new and improved dating website for the town. Burnham-On-Sea Dating is a new section of this website that puts you in touch with dozens of local people of all interests.
Lively debate on Hinkley plans
A LIVELY debate on the possible expansion of Hinkley Point nuclear power station took place in Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday night (November 5th). The special consultation meeting was held in the Princess Hall and was organised by South West Planning Aid, a charity.
A LIVELY debate on the possible expansion of Hinkley Point nuclear power station took place in Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday night (November 5th). The special consultation meeting was held in the Princess Hall and was organised by South West Planning Aid, a charity.
Police in hunt for missing girl
POLICE are appealing for information to help locate this 15-year-old girl who was last seen at Brean Leisure Park, near Burnham, last weekend. Fifteen year-old Samantha Parnell, who is from Cannington, was last seen at the leisure park on Saturday October 31st at around 9.45pm.
POLICE are appealing for information to help locate this 15-year-old girl who was last seen at Brean Leisure Park, near Burnham, last weekend. Fifteen year-old Samantha Parnell, who is from Cannington, was last seen at the leisure park on Saturday October 31st at around 9.45pm.
Play area short-listed for £50k
Exclusive: BERROW residents and parish councillors are celebrating this week after being told their application for funding to refurbish the village's play area has been short-listed to receive lottery funding - but to get the money they need YOUR help. A televised vote will take place later this month.
Exclusive: BERROW residents and parish councillors are celebrating this week after being told their application for funding to refurbish the village's play area has been short-listed to receive lottery funding - but to get the money they need YOUR help. A televised vote will take place later this month.
Cyclist recovering after crash
Exclusive: A BURNHAM-On-Sea cyclist who was injured in the town earlier this week when she was struck by a passing car suffered more serious injuries than originally thought and is recovering in hospital. The 59 year-old woman was knocked off her bike on Sunday evening, as first reported by this website.
Exclusive: A BURNHAM-On-Sea cyclist who was injured in the town earlier this week when she was struck by a passing car suffered more serious injuries than originally thought and is recovering in hospital. The 59 year-old woman was knocked off her bike on Sunday evening, as first reported by this website.
Ferry boss raises Burnham hopes
Exclusive: THE entrepreneur who is launching a Bristol Channel ferry service next year was in Burnham-On-Sea this week to reassure councillors that he is still considering adding the town to his list of routes. Chris Marrow, pictured above, visited the Town Council where he spoke about his hopes to bring his fleet of ferries into Bridgwater Bay to pick up Burnham passengers.
Exclusive: THE entrepreneur who is launching a Bristol Channel ferry service next year was in Burnham-On-Sea this week to reassure councillors that he is still considering adding the town to his list of routes. Chris Marrow, pictured above, visited the Town Council where he spoke about his hopes to bring his fleet of ferries into Bridgwater Bay to pick up Burnham passengers.
Leaflets boost winter safety
DOZENS of youngsters in Highbridge had a busy half-term holiday, making winter safety leaflets as part of the town's Dreamscheme initiative. The 40 youngsters created over 350 'Be Safe This Winter' leaflets featuring advice on housing, vehicle, road and personal safety over the winter period.
DOZENS of youngsters in Highbridge had a busy half-term holiday, making winter safety leaflets as part of the town's Dreamscheme initiative. The 40 youngsters created over 350 'Be Safe This Winter' leaflets featuring advice on housing, vehicle, road and personal safety over the winter period.
Seawall graffiti being removed
Exclusive: GRAFFITI daubed on Burnham's sea wall during the past few days is being removed by the district council this week. Vandals have spray-painted a number of images and messages over the wall on the South Esplanade during recent days, as pictured here. They are now having to removed.
Exclusive: GRAFFITI daubed on Burnham's sea wall during the past few days is being removed by the district council this week. Vandals have spray-painted a number of images and messages over the wall on the South Esplanade during recent days, as pictured here. They are now having to removed.
School's New York visit in photos
A GROUP of students from Burnham-On-Sea enjoyed a dream trip to New York over the half-term school holiday. The sixth formers from King Alfred School visited many of the city's key landmarks including the Statue of Liberty, UN Building, NBC TV Studios and the Empire State Building.
A GROUP of students from Burnham-On-Sea enjoyed a dream trip to New York over the half-term school holiday. The sixth formers from King Alfred School visited many of the city's key landmarks including the Statue of Liberty, UN Building, NBC TV Studios and the Empire State Building.
Decision on beach pool looms
Exclusive: The future of Burnham-On-Sea's crumbling beach boating pool is set to be decided next month when district councillors consider whether to remove it or spend thousands of pounds on much-needed repairs. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported in August that the concrete base of the landmark was falling apart.
Exclusive: The future of Burnham-On-Sea's crumbling beach boating pool is set to be decided next month when district councillors consider whether to remove it or spend thousands of pounds on much-needed repairs. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported in August that the concrete base of the landmark was falling apart.
1,300 sign Highbridge petition
Exclusive: OVER 1,300 concerned residents in Highbridge have signed a petition calling for two public gardens in the town to be safeguarded. A group of anxious campaigners in the town launched the petition amid growing concern that the Town Green and Jubilee Gardens could be sold off.
Exclusive: OVER 1,300 concerned residents in Highbridge have signed a petition calling for two public gardens in the town to be safeguarded. A group of anxious campaigners in the town launched the petition amid growing concern that the Town Green and Jubilee Gardens could be sold off.
Groups tackle crime and disorder
MAGISTRATES, councillors and police officers from across the Burnham-On-Sea area have taken part in a national campaign this week to raise awareness of issues such as anti-social behaviour, speeding and littering. They held an event in Highbridge throughout Tuesday (November 3rd).
MAGISTRATES, councillors and police officers from across the Burnham-On-Sea area have taken part in a national campaign this week to raise awareness of issues such as anti-social behaviour, speeding and littering. They held an event in Highbridge throughout Tuesday (November 3rd).
Lucky escape for car's occupants
Exclusive: THE occupants of this car had a lucky escape this afternoon (Tuesday, November 3rd) when their vehicle careered off a road into a ditch near Burnham-On-Sea. Fire, police and ambulance crews from Burnham rushed to the Causeway on the outskirts of East Huntspill at 2pm after the car's driver lost control while negotiating a bend.
Exclusive: THE occupants of this car had a lucky escape this afternoon (Tuesday, November 3rd) when their vehicle careered off a road into a ditch near Burnham-On-Sea. Fire, police and ambulance crews from Burnham rushed to the Causeway on the outskirts of East Huntspill at 2pm after the car's driver lost control while negotiating a bend.
Here's to 150 years of marriage!
BURNHAM-On-Sea town councillors raised a glass to celebrate 150 years of marriage this week. Three well-known couples with strong links to Burnham have been celebrating their anniversaries in recent weeks - and this was marked with a cake-cutting ceremony at the town council chambers.
BURNHAM-On-Sea town councillors raised a glass to celebrate 150 years of marriage this week. Three well-known couples with strong links to Burnham have been celebrating their anniversaries in recent weeks - and this was marked with a cake-cutting ceremony at the town council chambers.
Tourist centre in jeopardy?
THE future of Burnham-On-Sea's Tourist Information Centre could be in jeopardy due to council cost-cutting plans. Cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council needs to make extensive savings across the area and one of the casualties could be Burnham's Tourist Information Centre.
THE future of Burnham-On-Sea's Tourist Information Centre could be in jeopardy due to council cost-cutting plans. Cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council needs to make extensive savings across the area and one of the casualties could be Burnham's Tourist Information Centre.
Hundreds sign residents petition
Exclusive: Hundreds of concerned residents in Highbridge have signed a petition calling for the long-term future of two public gardens in the town to be safeguarded. Campaigners started the petition amid concern that Jubilee Gardens, next to Highbridge's town clock, and the Town Green could be sold off to developers by cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council.
Exclusive: Hundreds of concerned residents in Highbridge have signed a petition calling for the long-term future of two public gardens in the town to be safeguarded. Campaigners started the petition amid concern that Jubilee Gardens, next to Highbridge's town clock, and the Town Green could be sold off to developers by cash-strapped Sedgemoor District Council.
Litter pick carried out by youths
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Shed Youth Café gave up an afternoon of their Half Term Holiday earlier this week to take part in a litter pick. The group braved the cold and rain to clean up the BAY Centre grounds and fields surrounding Cassis Close in Burnham-On-Sea.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea's Shed Youth Café gave up an afternoon of their Half Term Holiday earlier this week to take part in a litter pick. The group braved the cold and rain to clean up the BAY Centre grounds and fields surrounding Cassis Close in Burnham-On-Sea.
Burnham off-licence to close?
A question mark is hanging over the future of an off-licence in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Staff at the Threshers shop in College Street, pictured, face an uncertain future after the retailer's parent company, First Quench Retailing, went into administration over the past few days.
A question mark is hanging over the future of an off-licence in Burnham-On-Sea this week. Staff at the Threshers shop in College Street, pictured, face an uncertain future after the retailer's parent company, First Quench Retailing, went into administration over the past few days.
Arts group's AGM this evening
A BURNHAM-On-Sea group that organises an annual art festival in the town is holding its annual general meeting this evening (Tuesday, November 3rd) and has issued an open invite to the public. Highbridge and Burnham Artists oversees the River Brue arts festival and other events in the two towns.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea group that organises an annual art festival in the town is holding its annual general meeting this evening (Tuesday, November 3rd) and has issued an open invite to the public. Highbridge and Burnham Artists oversees the River Brue arts festival and other events in the two towns.
Loyalty shopping card scrapped
Exclusive: PROPOSALS to launch a new loyalty shopping card scheme in Burnham-On-Sea have this week been scrapped by its organisers. We first revealed the proposals last month, with hopes high that the card, pictured above, could earn money for Burnham Hospital from subscriptions while also boosting trade in town centre shops.
Exclusive: PROPOSALS to launch a new loyalty shopping card scheme in Burnham-On-Sea have this week been scrapped by its organisers. We first revealed the proposals last month, with hopes high that the card, pictured above, could earn money for Burnham Hospital from subscriptions while also boosting trade in town centre shops.
Quiet Halloween for town police
POLICE received just four reports of anti-social behaviour across Burnham-On-Sea during a quiet Halloween night on Saturday (October 31st). Halloween is traditionally one of the busiest nights of the year for police across the country, but this year bucked the trend and was quiet.
POLICE received just four reports of anti-social behaviour across Burnham-On-Sea during a quiet Halloween night on Saturday (October 31st). Halloween is traditionally one of the busiest nights of the year for police across the country, but this year bucked the trend and was quiet.
Highbridge artist's work on show
THE work of talented Highbridge artist Tim Smith is on display this week at an exhibition in Burnham-On-Sea. Tim's work consists mainly of watercolours of townscapes including Bridgwater, as well as Burnham and Highbridge. The exhibition is at Sea Breeze gallery in Victoria Street.
THE work of talented Highbridge artist Tim Smith is on display this week at an exhibition in Burnham-On-Sea. Tim's work consists mainly of watercolours of townscapes including Bridgwater, as well as Burnham and Highbridge. The exhibition is at Sea Breeze gallery in Victoria Street.
Cyclist injured in town accident
A WOMAN cyclist suffered suspected collar bone injuries after being knocked off her bike at a busy Burnham-On-Sea roundabout this evening (Sunday, November 1st). Police and ambulance crews rushed to the Esso petrol station roundabout next to the junction of Love Lane and Oxford Street at 7.15pm.
A WOMAN cyclist suffered suspected collar bone injuries after being knocked off her bike at a busy Burnham-On-Sea roundabout this evening (Sunday, November 1st). Police and ambulance crews rushed to the Esso petrol station roundabout next to the junction of Love Lane and Oxford Street at 7.15pm.
Mystery of 'plane in flames' solved?
Exclusive: THE mystery surrounding the sighting of a 'plane in flames' over Brean appears to be over after a Burnham-On-Sea.com reader sent us this photograph of the burning object and is confident it was a Chinese lantern. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last week how Sharon Witcombe of Warren Road had spotted what she thought was an "aircraft engulfed in a fireball".
Exclusive: THE mystery surrounding the sighting of a 'plane in flames' over Brean appears to be over after a Burnham-On-Sea.com reader sent us this photograph of the burning object and is confident it was a Chinese lantern. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last week how Sharon Witcombe of Warren Road had spotted what she thought was an "aircraft engulfed in a fireball".
Safety check for estuary buoys
ONE of Burnham-On-Sea's hovercrafts was used for a 'safety mission' with a difference on Saturday (October 31st). Sedgemoor District Council's Assistant Harbour Officer, Ricky Holmes, and Nick Prout were flown out to check the safety of several buoys around Stert Island, as pictured here.
ONE of Burnham-On-Sea's hovercrafts was used for a 'safety mission' with a difference on Saturday (October 31st). Sedgemoor District Council's Assistant Harbour Officer, Ricky Holmes, and Nick Prout were flown out to check the safety of several buoys around Stert Island, as pictured here.
Halloween celebrated across town
Photo Special: SCORES of Halloween events were held across Burnham-On-Sea throughout Saturday (October 31st) and our photographers were out and about getting the best snaps from the festivities. From pumpkin carving to bat box making and displays of illumninated Halloween lights, Burnham had it all!
Photo Special: SCORES of Halloween events were held across Burnham-On-Sea throughout Saturday (October 31st) and our photographers were out and about getting the best snaps from the festivities. From pumpkin carving to bat box making and displays of illumninated Halloween lights, Burnham had it all!
In photos: Halloween Ball at King Alf's
OVER 150 people dressed in gory and spooky costumes attended a Halloween charity ball in Highbridge on Saturday night (October 31st). The event at King Alfred School is expected to have raised thousands of pounds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, delighting organisers. The school's main hall was specially-decorated for the event.
OVER 150 people dressed in gory and spooky costumes attended a Halloween charity ball in Highbridge on Saturday night (October 31st). The event at King Alfred School is expected to have raised thousands of pounds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, delighting organisers. The school's main hall was specially-decorated for the event.
Second strike halts post deliveries
THIS was the scene at the entrance to Burnham-On-Sea's sorting office this morning (Saturday, October 31st) as Royal Mail staff in the town held a second strike, halting deliveries and collections across our area. The second strike involves over 40 staff, who set up a picket outside the delivery office in Dunstan Road.
THIS was the scene at the entrance to Burnham-On-Sea's sorting office this morning (Saturday, October 31st) as Royal Mail staff in the town held a second strike, halting deliveries and collections across our area. The second strike involves over 40 staff, who set up a picket outside the delivery office in Dunstan Road.
Police in Halloween safety drive
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea will launch a high-profile operation this evening (Saturday, October 31st) to ensure Halloween is a happy night for residents. They have pledged to crackdown on any anti-social behaviour and are working with shopkeepers to keep people in the town safe.
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea will launch a high-profile operation this evening (Saturday, October 31st) to ensure Halloween is a happy night for residents. They have pledged to crackdown on any anti-social behaviour and are working with shopkeepers to keep people in the town safe.
Spooky speedsters in Burnham
FUN-loving motorcyclists dressed in Halloween costumes roared through Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday morning (October 31st) at the start of a sponsored 35 mile bike ride. Members of the Somerset Motorcycle Group organised the ride from Burnham to Watchet for BARB.
FUN-loving motorcyclists dressed in Halloween costumes roared through Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday morning (October 31st) at the start of a sponsored 35 mile bike ride. Members of the Somerset Motorcycle Group organised the ride from Burnham to Watchet for BARB.
Virtual help for small businesses
TWO Burnham-On-Sea mums are proving you don't have to be tied to an office to get the job done. Sarah Bradley and Georgina Della-Valle have set up a new online firm called Help Ahoy to offer a lifeline to small businesses. They offering a virtual help service for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
TWO Burnham-On-Sea mums are proving you don't have to be tied to an office to get the job done. Sarah Bradley and Georgina Della-Valle have set up a new online firm called Help Ahoy to offer a lifeline to small businesses. They offering a virtual help service for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Barrage project 'could be scrapped'
THE government has denied a national newspaper report claiming that the project to build a Severn Barrage across the Bristal Channel could be scrapped. The Times reported on Friday (October 30th) that the project will be shelved as part of a cost-cutting drive by the government.
THE government has denied a national newspaper report claiming that the project to build a Severn Barrage across the Bristal Channel could be scrapped. The Times reported on Friday (October 30th) that the project will be shelved as part of a cost-cutting drive by the government.
Man Utd mascot drops into town
'FRED the Red’, the official club mascot of Manchester United, visited Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (October 30th) during a tour of Somerset. The mascot appeared at Britannia Building Society's branch in College Street, where he was met by a group of fans. The mascot is on a half-term holiday tour of the county.
'FRED the Red’, the official club mascot of Manchester United, visited Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (October 30th) during a tour of Somerset. The mascot appeared at Britannia Building Society's branch in College Street, where he was met by a group of fans. The mascot is on a half-term holiday tour of the county.
Shop takes part in volunteer day
A BURNHAM-On-Sea charity shop hopes to raise hundreds of pounds by taking part in a nationwide volunteering day on Saturday (October 31st). The Sue Ryder Shop on Burnham's High Street is taking part in 'Make a Difference Day' when local people are able invited to pledge treasured items or volunteer for an hour to help in the shop.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea charity shop hopes to raise hundreds of pounds by taking part in a nationwide volunteering day on Saturday (October 31st). The Sue Ryder Shop on Burnham's High Street is taking part in 'Make a Difference Day' when local people are able invited to pledge treasured items or volunteer for an hour to help in the shop.
Ferry service hopes suffer blow
Exclusive: A brand new ferry service will launch in the Bristol Channel early next year, but hopes that Burnham-On-Sea would be included on the route have been dashed. Operator Severn Link announced on Thursday (October 29th) plans to create a regular passenger ferry service between Ilfracombe and Swansea.
Exclusive: A brand new ferry service will launch in the Bristol Channel early next year, but hopes that Burnham-On-Sea would be included on the route have been dashed. Operator Severn Link announced on Thursday (October 29th) plans to create a regular passenger ferry service between Ilfracombe and Swansea.
£140k play area hit by new delays
THIS week's planned opening of a new £140,000 play area at Highbridge's Apex Park has been postponed due to delays in getting hold of some of the equipment, the district council said this week. Duncan McGinty, leader of Sedgemoor District Council, said: "Apex Park's new play area was meant to be open this week."
THIS week's planned opening of a new £140,000 play area at Highbridge's Apex Park has been postponed due to delays in getting hold of some of the equipment, the district council said this week. Duncan McGinty, leader of Sedgemoor District Council, said: "Apex Park's new play area was meant to be open this week."
Appeal for more carnival helpers
ORGANISERS of this year's Burnham-On-Sea Carnival have this week appealed for more volunteers to come foward to help with collections of money along the route on the night. Thousands of pounds needs to be raised to keep the carnival running and also help local good causes.
ORGANISERS of this year's Burnham-On-Sea Carnival have this week appealed for more volunteers to come foward to help with collections of money along the route on the night. Thousands of pounds needs to be raised to keep the carnival running and also help local good causes.
New power line to be debated
A PUBLIC meeting is to be held in Mark, near Burnham-On-Sea, next month when residents will be about to learn more about plans to build a high voltage power line connecting Hinkley Point to a new sub-station in Avonmouth. The line could pass through the East Huntspill and Watchfield area.
A PUBLIC meeting is to be held in Mark, near Burnham-On-Sea, next month when residents will be about to learn more about plans to build a high voltage power line connecting Hinkley Point to a new sub-station in Avonmouth. The line could pass through the East Huntspill and Watchfield area.
Mystery over 'plane in flames'
MYSTERY surrounds an apparent sighting of an aeroplane in flames over Brean on Wednesday evening (October 28th). Sharon Witcombe of Warren Road claims to have seen the craft engulfed in a fireball and flying lower than usual as she walked home at around 5.15pm last night.
MYSTERY surrounds an apparent sighting of an aeroplane in flames over Brean on Wednesday evening (October 28th). Sharon Witcombe of Warren Road claims to have seen the craft engulfed in a fireball and flying lower than usual as she walked home at around 5.15pm last night.
Motorist hurt in car accident
A MOTORIST suffered leg and head injuries after crashing into a telegraph pole near Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Thursday, Ocober 29th). Police and ambulance crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called to the A38 outside Biddisham at around 7.40am. At 8.42am a temporary closure of the A38 was enforced.
A MOTORIST suffered leg and head injuries after crashing into a telegraph pole near Burnham-On-Sea this morning (Thursday, Ocober 29th). Police and ambulance crews from Burnham-On-Sea were called to the A38 outside Biddisham at around 7.40am. At 8.42am a temporary closure of the A38 was enforced.
Hedgehogs go in the spotlight
HEDGEHOG enthusiasts are being invited to a garden centre near Burnham-On-Sea this weekend for a two day event dedicated to the prickly creatures. Maria Fountain, who works at Secret World, will host the Hedgehog Roadshow at Sanders Garden World on both Saturday and Sunday.
HEDGEHOG enthusiasts are being invited to a garden centre near Burnham-On-Sea this weekend for a two day event dedicated to the prickly creatures. Maria Fountain, who works at Secret World, will host the Hedgehog Roadshow at Sanders Garden World on both Saturday and Sunday.
Chairman walks out of meeting
Exclusive: A STORMY meeting of Brean and Berrow Residents' Association came to a dramatic halt this week when six villagers walked out after the Chairman of more than 20 years was voted from her position. Almost 50 residents crowded into the Village Hall for the annual meeting.
Exclusive: A STORMY meeting of Brean and Berrow Residents' Association came to a dramatic halt this week when six villagers walked out after the Chairman of more than 20 years was voted from her position. Almost 50 residents crowded into the Village Hall for the annual meeting.
In photos: Beavers earn badges
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Beavers have had a busy few weeks visiting the town's police, Coastguards and rescue hovercraft crews while earning their safety badges. The youngsters visited Burnham police station to learn about 'stranger dangers' and beach safety at the BARB and Coastguard HQs.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Beavers have had a busy few weeks visiting the town's police, Coastguards and rescue hovercraft crews while earning their safety badges. The youngsters visited Burnham police station to learn about 'stranger dangers' and beach safety at the BARB and Coastguard HQs.
MP clashes with Prime Minister
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP issued an environental challenge to Gordon Brown during Prime Minister's Question Time in parliament on Wednesday afternoon (October 28th). David Heathcoat-Amory asked Gordon Brown if he would dim Downing Street's lights at night to help save the environment.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP issued an environental challenge to Gordon Brown during Prime Minister's Question Time in parliament on Wednesday afternoon (October 28th). David Heathcoat-Amory asked Gordon Brown if he would dim Downing Street's lights at night to help save the environment.
Warning issued after play area fire
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crews have issued a warning to children about the dangers of playing with fire after they tackled a blaze at a play area in the town on Wednesday afternoon (October 28th). One fire engine was sent to the Winchester Road play area at 3pm, as pictured.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crews have issued a warning to children about the dangers of playing with fire after they tackled a blaze at a play area in the town on Wednesday afternoon (October 28th). One fire engine was sent to the Winchester Road play area at 3pm, as pictured.
