Speed camera set on fire
A SPEED camera near Burnham-On-Sea was removed on Wednesday (March 12th) after being deliberately set on fire earlier in the week. Fire crews from Burnham were sent to the camera in the village of Rooksbridge on the A38 on Sunday evening (March 9th).
A SPEED camera near Burnham-On-Sea was removed on Wednesday (March 12th) after being deliberately set on fire earlier in the week. Fire crews from Burnham were sent to the camera in the village of Rooksbridge on the A38 on Sunday evening (March 9th).
Drink driver arrested after crash
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been arrested for drink driving after crashing into this van on Burnham's Marine Drive. The incident took place at 3.52am on Sunday (March 9th) when a Ford Mondeo collided with a van, leaving it badly dented, although no-one was injured.
A HIGHBRIDGE man has been arrested for drink driving after crashing into this van on Burnham's Marine Drive. The incident took place at 3.52am on Sunday (March 9th) when a Ford Mondeo collided with a van, leaving it badly dented, although no-one was injured.
Stricken yacht towed to safety
STORM-force winds and high seas left this 33 foot yacht stranded on a river bank in Burnham-On-Sea this week. The yacht Quodos - owned by Burnham businessman Colin Morris - was tossed onto the southern banks of the River Brue after the 70mph winds snapped its mooring ropes at the pontoons.
STORM-force winds and high seas left this 33 foot yacht stranded on a river bank in Burnham-On-Sea this week. The yacht Quodos - owned by Burnham businessman Colin Morris - was tossed onto the southern banks of the River Brue after the 70mph winds snapped its mooring ropes at the pontoons.
Police to hold public meeting
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea are to invite local people to have their say on how the town is policed at a special public meeting being held next week. A special meeting will be held at the Old Courthouse in Jaycroft Road from 7pm on Wednesday (March 19th).
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea are to invite local people to have their say on how the town is policed at a special public meeting being held next week. A special meeting will be held at the Old Courthouse in Jaycroft Road from 7pm on Wednesday (March 19th).
Air your views on car park's future
HIGHBRIDGE residents will be able to quiz the district council over controversial plans to sell off the town's Bank Street Car Park. Cllr Rosemarie Parsons, who is Chairman of the Regeneration Partnership, said: "This car park is crucial to the future of Highbridge."
HIGHBRIDGE residents will be able to quiz the district council over controversial plans to sell off the town's Bank Street Car Park. Cllr Rosemarie Parsons, who is Chairman of the Regeneration Partnership, said: "This car park is crucial to the future of Highbridge."
Jazz night for tennis academy
A FEW remaining tickets are available for a jazz evening being held in Burnham on Saturday (March 15th) to raise funds for a tennis academy set up in memory of a young tennis player who died last year. The Nathan Edwards Tennis Academy was set up after the death.
A FEW remaining tickets are available for a jazz evening being held in Burnham on Saturday (March 15th) to raise funds for a tennis academy set up in memory of a young tennis player who died last year. The Nathan Edwards Tennis Academy was set up after the death.
Garden centre plans on show
A GARDEN centre near Burnham-On-Sea is opening its doors to the public for a special exhibition where new extension plans for the site will be formally unveiled. Burnham-On-Sea.com exclusively broke the news earlier in March that Garden World is hoping to extend its premises.
A GARDEN centre near Burnham-On-Sea is opening its doors to the public for a special exhibition where new extension plans for the site will be formally unveiled. Burnham-On-Sea.com exclusively broke the news earlier in March that Garden World is hoping to extend its premises.
Clean-up begins after storm
HEAVY seas, whipped up by 70mph winds, led to this huge buoy breaking free and being left wedged underneath Burnham's jetty following a storm on Monday evening (March 10th). Burnham seafront was pounded by huge waves, which sent plumes of spray into the streets and along The Esplanade.
HEAVY seas, whipped up by 70mph winds, led to this huge buoy breaking free and being left wedged underneath Burnham's jetty following a storm on Monday evening (March 10th). Burnham seafront was pounded by huge waves, which sent plumes of spray into the streets and along The Esplanade.
Medical centre plans on track
AMBITIOUS plans to build a new £2.5million medical centre at Berrow are to be re-submitted by the developers after being withdrawn last week. In a statement released on Tuesday (March 11th), the developers said they "remain committed to the delivery."
AMBITIOUS plans to build a new £2.5million medical centre at Berrow are to be re-submitted by the developers after being withdrawn last week. In a statement released on Tuesday (March 11th), the developers said they "remain committed to the delivery."
MP: 'Stop making excuses'
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has this week demanded that Somerset County Council "stops making excuses for the failure To deliver much- needed safety improvements to the Coast Road at Berrow." Mr Heathcoat-Amory wrote to the Minister for Transport.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has this week demanded that Somerset County Council "stops making excuses for the failure To deliver much- needed safety improvements to the Coast Road at Berrow." Mr Heathcoat-Amory wrote to the Minister for Transport.
Old time music comes to town
AN evening of traditional foot-tapping music is promised when Burnham-on-Sea and District Lions Club hold an Old Time Music Hall event next month. to raise funds for local and other Lions charities. The Lions Club is inviting you to celebrate the Music Hall Era.
AN evening of traditional foot-tapping music is promised when Burnham-on-Sea and District Lions Club hold an Old Time Music Hall event next month. to raise funds for local and other Lions charities. The Lions Club is inviting you to celebrate the Music Hall Era.
Cadets win armful of trophies
CADETS from Highbridge and Burnham St John Ambulance group are celebrating this week after being awarded top places in the County First Aid Competitions over the weekend. Charlotte Aldred and Lucy Westlake were placed first overall and will represent Somerset.
CADETS from Highbridge and Burnham St John Ambulance group are celebrating this week after being awarded top places in the County First Aid Competitions over the weekend. Charlotte Aldred and Lucy Westlake were placed first overall and will represent Somerset.
In photos: Storm warning for town
SEAFRONT residents in Burnham-On-Sea breathed a sigh of relief on Monday morning (March 10th) as the threat of storm-force winds and a high Spring tide creating floods failed to materialise. A large area of the Bristol Channel was placed on a flood watch.
SEAFRONT residents in Burnham-On-Sea breathed a sigh of relief on Monday morning (March 10th) as the threat of storm-force winds and a high Spring tide creating floods failed to materialise. A large area of the Bristol Channel was placed on a flood watch.
Police probe 'suspicious' blaze
POLICE investigating a fire at a Highbridge home over the weekend said on Monday morning (March 10th) that the blaze is being treated as suspicious. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea, Street and Bridgwater tackled the blaze in a ground floor flat in Huntspill Road at 11.30am on Saturday.
POLICE investigating a fire at a Highbridge home over the weekend said on Monday morning (March 10th) that the blaze is being treated as suspicious. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea, Street and Bridgwater tackled the blaze in a ground floor flat in Huntspill Road at 11.30am on Saturday.
Flood Watch remains in place
THE Bristol Channel remained on a Flood Watch early on Monday morning (March 10th) as Burnham braced itself for storm-force winds and high seas. A large area of the Bristol Channel - from Porlock to Avonmouth - was placed on a precautionary flood watch by the Environment Agency as the threat of damaging storms loomed large.
THE Bristol Channel remained on a Flood Watch early on Monday morning (March 10th) as Burnham braced itself for storm-force winds and high seas. A large area of the Bristol Channel - from Porlock to Avonmouth - was placed on a precautionary flood watch by the Environment Agency as the threat of damaging storms loomed large.
Car park sell-off to be reviewed
PLANS by Sedgemoor District Council to sell off Highbridge's Bank Street car park have been put on hold after a vote by councillors. We reported last week how controversial plans by the district council to sell the car park to raise money for regeneration had been met by widespread opposition.
PLANS by Sedgemoor District Council to sell off Highbridge's Bank Street car park have been put on hold after a vote by councillors. We reported last week how controversial plans by the district council to sell the car park to raise money for regeneration had been met by widespread opposition.
Burnham braced for storms
THE Bristol Channel was placed on a Flood Watch by the Environment Agency on Saturday evening (March 8th) as the area braced itself for storm-forced winds and high seas. A large area of the Bristol Channel was placed on a watch as the threat of damaging stormy weather loomed large.
THE Bristol Channel was placed on a Flood Watch by the Environment Agency on Saturday evening (March 8th) as the area braced itself for storm-forced winds and high seas. A large area of the Bristol Channel was placed on a watch as the threat of damaging stormy weather loomed large.
Air ambulance rescues man
A MAN was air-lifted to hospital after suffering neck injuries in a fall at Brean Down on Saturday afternoon (March 8th). The man slipped and injured himself at Brean Down Caravan Park. Due to the nature of his injuries, paramedics called in the air ambulance.
A MAN was air-lifted to hospital after suffering neck injuries in a fall at Brean Down on Saturday afternoon (March 8th). The man slipped and injured himself at Brean Down Caravan Park. Due to the nature of his injuries, paramedics called in the air ambulance.
In photos: Town flower show
CROWDS of visitors flocked to Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Society's annual Spring show on Saturday (March 18th). Show Secretary David Bryant said the event, held in St Andrew's School, had been another success with over 200 entries and a steady flow of visitors.
CROWDS of visitors flocked to Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Society's annual Spring show on Saturday (March 18th). Show Secretary David Bryant said the event, held in St Andrew's School, had been another success with over 200 entries and a steady flow of visitors.
Man in hospital after town fire
A MAN was taken to hospital following a property fire in Highbridge on Saturday morning (March 8th), which brought the town to a standstill. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea, Street and Bridgwater dealt with the fire in a ground flood flat in Huntspill Road at 11.30am, as pictured here.
A MAN was taken to hospital following a property fire in Highbridge on Saturday morning (March 8th), which brought the town to a standstill. Fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea, Street and Bridgwater dealt with the fire in a ground flood flat in Huntspill Road at 11.30am, as pictured here.
Police probe attack on car
POLICE in Highbridge have launched an investigation after a parked vehicle was attacked in a quiet street in the town during the early hours of Saturday (March 8th). A red Ford sports car was attacked in Tyler Way, leaving the owner to pick up a big repair bill.
POLICE in Highbridge have launched an investigation after a parked vehicle was attacked in a quiet street in the town during the early hours of Saturday (March 8th). A red Ford sports car was attacked in Tyler Way, leaving the owner to pick up a big repair bill.
£213,000 grant for gypsy site
A GRANT for £213,138 has been awarded to Sedgemoor District Council to help fund the refurbishment of a gypsy and travellers site at Rooksbridge, near Burnham. Sedgemoor District Council was told on Friday (March 7th) that its bid for funds had been successful.
A GRANT for £213,138 has been awarded to Sedgemoor District Council to help fund the refurbishment of a gypsy and travellers site at Rooksbridge, near Burnham. Sedgemoor District Council was told on Friday (March 7th) that its bid for funds had been successful.
Police warn careless parkers
POLICE in Highbridge are warning motorists to park considerately and legally, or face fixed penalty notices. The move comes after a series of complaints from residents where parking has at times obstructed highways and been dangerous to pedestrians and other road users.
POLICE in Highbridge are warning motorists to park considerately and legally, or face fixed penalty notices. The move comes after a series of complaints from residents where parking has at times obstructed highways and been dangerous to pedestrians and other road users.
Fire at M5 services near Burnham
SEDGEMOOR Services on the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea was evacuated after a fire broke out in a Burger King cafe on Friday afternoon (March 7th). Burnham fire brigade was called to the northbound services at 3.45pm after a blaze was found within a kitchen area.
SEDGEMOOR Services on the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea was evacuated after a fire broke out in a Burger King cafe on Friday afternoon (March 7th). Burnham fire brigade was called to the northbound services at 3.45pm after a blaze was found within a kitchen area.
Pool's D-day set for March 26
THE fate of Burnham-On-Sea's closure-threatened swimming pool could be decided at the end of March, it was confirmed on Thursday evening (March 6th). Duncan McGinty, the Leader of the District Council, told a meeting that "much groundwork has been made."
THE fate of Burnham-On-Sea's closure-threatened swimming pool could be decided at the end of March, it was confirmed on Thursday evening (March 6th). Duncan McGinty, the Leader of the District Council, told a meeting that "much groundwork has been made."
Youth council jumps online
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Youth Town Council formally unveiled the group's new website on Thursday (March 6th). The eight page site will help young people in the towns communicate with the youth councillors who represent them.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Youth Town Council formally unveiled the group's new website on Thursday (March 6th). The eight page site will help young people in the towns communicate with the youth councillors who represent them.
Man injured in A38 accident
THESE were the scenes on the A38 outside Highbridge on Thursday evening (March 6th) after an accident closed the road for over two hours. Burnham police sealed off part of the busy road after a pedestrian was knocked down by a passing vehicle.
THESE were the scenes on the A38 outside Highbridge on Thursday evening (March 6th) after an accident closed the road for over two hours. Burnham police sealed off part of the busy road after a pedestrian was knocked down by a passing vehicle.
Regeneration exhibition starts
A STEADY flow of Burnham-On-Sea residents have visited an exhibition showing how the town centre could look in a few years' time if multi-million pound regeneration plans get the go-ahead. The three-day event opened in the town on Thursday (March 6th)
A STEADY flow of Burnham-On-Sea residents have visited an exhibition showing how the town centre could look in a few years' time if multi-million pound regeneration plans get the go-ahead. The three-day event opened in the town on Thursday (March 6th)
£2.5m medical centre withdrawn
Exclusive: AMBITIOUS plans to build a new £2.5million medical centre at Berrow have been withdrawn this week by the developers behind the scheme. It comes after district council planners raised concerns about the "intrusive design" of the proposed building which was earmarked for Brent Road.
Exclusive: AMBITIOUS plans to build a new £2.5million medical centre at Berrow have been withdrawn this week by the developers behind the scheme. It comes after district council planners raised concerns about the "intrusive design" of the proposed building which was earmarked for Brent Road.
Pool is 'UK's most threatened'
BURNHAM-On-Sea's swimming pool has this week been named the UK's most-threatened swimmimg pool. The Daily Telegraph published a list of the most threatened pools - and Burnham came top. SOS Group Chairman Tom Ashton said it is "very concerning."
BURNHAM-On-Sea's swimming pool has this week been named the UK's most-threatened swimmimg pool. The Daily Telegraph published a list of the most threatened pools - and Burnham came top. SOS Group Chairman Tom Ashton said it is "very concerning."
Youth arrested over damage
Exclusive: A YOUTH has been arrested in Burnham-On-Sea following new damage to the boarded-up shelters along the town's seafront this week. The 17-year-old was held by officers after the boards on one of the Marine Cove shelters were ripped down.
Exclusive: A YOUTH has been arrested in Burnham-On-Sea following new damage to the boarded-up shelters along the town's seafront this week. The 17-year-old was held by officers after the boards on one of the Marine Cove shelters were ripped down.
Sea wall repair work underway
A PROGRAMME of work to maintain Burnham's sea wall is underway by the Environment Agency. Gaps between the concrete steps often occur when tar melts in the summer months and the corrosive salty water erodes and weakens parts of the structure.
A PROGRAMME of work to maintain Burnham's sea wall is underway by the Environment Agency. Gaps between the concrete steps often occur when tar melts in the summer months and the corrosive salty water erodes and weakens parts of the structure.
Hinkley 'danger' row erupts
A REPORT by health officials disputing high infant death rates in the Burnham-On-Sea area around Hinkley Point may have diluted the statistics by examining populations less likely to be affected, nuclear campaigners claimed on Wednesday evening (March 5th).
A REPORT by health officials disputing high infant death rates in the Burnham-On-Sea area around Hinkley Point may have diluted the statistics by examining populations less likely to be affected, nuclear campaigners claimed on Wednesday evening (March 5th).
Fire crew tackles two blazes
BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crews had a busy morning on Wednesday (March 5th) after being called to two incidents. Two engines were sent to a small kitchen blaze in a flat at Highbridge's Vardy Court, pictured, near the town's cattle market, at 8.45am, and they were later called to a vehicle fire in Burnham.
BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crews had a busy morning on Wednesday (March 5th) after being called to two incidents. Two engines were sent to a small kitchen blaze in a flat at Highbridge's Vardy Court, pictured, near the town's cattle market, at 8.45am, and they were later called to a vehicle fire in Burnham.
'Wonkybout' is dismantled!
HIGHBRIDGE'S controversial 'wonkybout' - which was cruelly named Britain's ugliest roundabout by a local councillor last year - is being modified this week to make it look a little more normal! The County Council's highways department has removed the lop-sided plastic bollard and mass of poorly-designed concrete, replacing it with a more standard design.
HIGHBRIDGE'S controversial 'wonkybout' - which was cruelly named Britain's ugliest roundabout by a local councillor last year - is being modified this week to make it look a little more normal! The County Council's highways department has removed the lop-sided plastic bollard and mass of poorly-designed concrete, replacing it with a more standard design.
Police chopper in town search
A HELICOPTER was used to help Burnham-On-Sea police conduct a night-time search of Highbridge early on Wednesday morning (March 5th) following a recent spate of shed break-ins. The force helicopter, pictured, swooped in above above the town at 1.40am.
A HELICOPTER was used to help Burnham-On-Sea police conduct a night-time search of Highbridge early on Wednesday morning (March 5th) following a recent spate of shed break-ins. The force helicopter, pictured, swooped in above above the town at 1.40am.
| Map showing 'development potential' Infant mortality rate disputed
CLAIMS that infant mortality rates are three times higher in Burnham-On-Sea and other towns and villages downwind of Hinkley Power station than inland parts of the county have been disputed. A study said the town had infant death rates three times higher than the norm.
CLAIMS that infant mortality rates are three times higher in Burnham-On-Sea and other towns and villages downwind of Hinkley Power station than inland parts of the county have been disputed. A study said the town had infant death rates three times higher than the norm.
Supergran's marathon effort
A 65-year-old Burnham-On-Sea grandmother is pulling on her running shoes to compete in this year's London Marathon. 'Supergran' Ann Rogers is being backed by friends and colleagues at Burnham shoe shop Shickles, where she has worked for 25 years.
A 65-year-old Burnham-On-Sea grandmother is pulling on her running shoes to compete in this year's London Marathon. 'Supergran' Ann Rogers is being backed by friends and colleagues at Burnham shoe shop Shickles, where she has worked for 25 years.
Food outlets gain star approval
THE best and worst food outlets in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been named this week by Sedgemoor District Council as part of its new 'Somerset Food Scores' scheme. Every food premises in Sedgemoor gets inspected by the council's Food Safety Team.
THE best and worst food outlets in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been named this week by Sedgemoor District Council as part of its new 'Somerset Food Scores' scheme. Every food premises in Sedgemoor gets inspected by the council's Food Safety Team.
Anger grows over car park sell-off
OPPOSITION against plans to sell off Highbridge's only public car park grew this week when town councillors voiced their concerns about the controversial proposal. Doug Bamsey, Corporate Director of Sedgemoor District Council, explained that the council wants to sell off Bank Street car park.
OPPOSITION against plans to sell off Highbridge's only public car park grew this week when town councillors voiced their concerns about the controversial proposal. Doug Bamsey, Corporate Director of Sedgemoor District Council, explained that the council wants to sell off Bank Street car park.
Funding pledged to Marine Cove
AMBITIOUS plans to modernise Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens took another step forward this week when town councillors pledged thousands of pounds towards the project. Nicola Slawski, Group Manager of Regeneration for Sedgemoor District Council, said a bid for National Lottery cash to finance the project is on track.
AMBITIOUS plans to modernise Burnham-On-Sea's Marine Cove gardens took another step forward this week when town councillors pledged thousands of pounds towards the project. Nicola Slawski, Group Manager of Regeneration for Sedgemoor District Council, said a bid for National Lottery cash to finance the project is on track.
Huge expansion for garden centre
Exclusive: A GARDEN centre near Burnham-On-Sea is planning a huge expansion of its site. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns that Wyevale Garden Centres, the owners of Sanders Garden World at Brent Knoll, is working on a huge planning application for the 3,252sqm extension of its site.
Exclusive: A GARDEN centre near Burnham-On-Sea is planning a huge expansion of its site. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns that Wyevale Garden Centres, the owners of Sanders Garden World at Brent Knoll, is working on a huge planning application for the 3,252sqm extension of its site.
Five firms show interest in pool
FIVE firms have expressed an interest in taking over Burnham-On-Sea's threatened swimming pool, it was announced on Monday (March 3rd). Teresa Harvey, who is leading the district council's task and finish group, said the council has had a good response.
FIVE firms have expressed an interest in taking over Burnham-On-Sea's threatened swimming pool, it was announced on Monday (March 3rd). Teresa Harvey, who is leading the district council's task and finish group, said the council has had a good response.
Resident tackles roof-top fire
THIS home owner climbed onto the roof of his house to tackle a chimney blaze using a garden hose at West Huntspill, near Burnham, on Monday evening (March 3rd). A team of Burnham-On-Sea fire fighters rushed to the property in New Road at 5.45pm after a 999 telephone call alerting them.
THIS home owner climbed onto the roof of his house to tackle a chimney blaze using a garden hose at West Huntspill, near Burnham, on Monday evening (March 3rd). A team of Burnham-On-Sea fire fighters rushed to the property in New Road at 5.45pm after a 999 telephone call alerting them.
Man arrested after drugs raids
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea made one arrest and seized two lots of drugs after raids on two separate properties on Monday afternoon (March 3rd). Officers and dog handlers executed a warrant on a property in Kinver Terrace on the town's Esplanade at mid-day.
POLICE in Burnham-On-Sea made one arrest and seized two lots of drugs after raids on two separate properties on Monday afternoon (March 3rd). Officers and dog handlers executed a warrant on a property in Kinver Terrace on the town's Esplanade at mid-day.
Station re-opens after repairs
HIGHBRIDGE railway station re-opened on Monday morning (March 3rd) after a weekend of severe disruption caused by major track replacement work. A large section of rails running through Highbridge Railway Station was removed, as pictured, before being replaced as part of a modernisation programme.
HIGHBRIDGE railway station re-opened on Monday morning (March 3rd) after a weekend of severe disruption caused by major track replacement work. A large section of rails running through Highbridge Railway Station was removed, as pictured, before being replaced as part of a modernisation programme.
Skier races to success in USA
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea resident has beaten hundreds of skiers to finish in the top ten of a world skiing competition in America. Sara Cox, pictured here, was competing on behalf of Great Britain against 1,223 competitors from 23 nations at the 2008 Masters World Cup.
A FORMER Burnham-On-Sea resident has beaten hundreds of skiers to finish in the top ten of a world skiing competition in America. Sara Cox, pictured here, was competing on behalf of Great Britain against 1,223 competitors from 23 nations at the 2008 Masters World Cup.
Prince hands MBE to pensioner
BURNHAM-On-Sea pensioner Arthur Gilbert proudly showed off his MBE award on Saturday (March 1st), just a few hours after Prince Charles presented it to him during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace. The 86-year-old Berrow Road resident was named in the Queen's New Year Honours.
BURNHAM-On-Sea pensioner Arthur Gilbert proudly showed off his MBE award on Saturday (March 1st), just a few hours after Prince Charles presented it to him during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace. The 86-year-old Berrow Road resident was named in the Queen's New Year Honours.
Hinkley infant mortality fears
INFANT mortality is almost three times more likely to occur in towns and villages downwind of Hinkley Point power station than inland parts of Somerset, according to a report. Details of the study were aired on BBC1's 'Inside Out West' programme on Friday (Feb 29th).
INFANT mortality is almost three times more likely to occur in towns and villages downwind of Hinkley Point power station than inland parts of Somerset, according to a report. Details of the study were aired on BBC1's 'Inside Out West' programme on Friday (Feb 29th).
Trophies galore for town club!
A HUGE haul of trophies and cups was presented to members of Burnham-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club on Saturday night (March 1st) when the group celebrated one of its most successful ever years. Over 130 people gathered at Burnham's Ritz Social Club for the annual presentation evening.
A HUGE haul of trophies and cups was presented to members of Burnham-On-Sea's Hillview Carnival Club on Saturday night (March 1st) when the group celebrated one of its most successful ever years. Over 130 people gathered at Burnham's Ritz Social Club for the annual presentation evening.
