Burnham braced for high tides
THE Arco Dart dredger sailed past Burnham-On-Sea on its way to Dunball Wharf on Monday evening (March 19th) after gale force winds and rough seas had earlier forced the ship to abort its trip. With winds reaching Gale Force 9 at times, the dredger postponed its trip on Sunday.
THE Arco Dart dredger sailed past Burnham-On-Sea on its way to Dunball Wharf on Monday evening (March 19th) after gale force winds and rough seas had earlier forced the ship to abort its trip. With winds reaching Gale Force 9 at times, the dredger postponed its trip on Sunday.
O2 must remove 'obtrusive' mast
Exclusive: Mobile phone operator O2 has one month to remove its controversial phone mast from the centre of Burnham-On-Sea after losing its bid to keep the structure in place. But the phone giant has also won the right to locate a separate mast in Highbridge.
Exclusive: Mobile phone operator O2 has one month to remove its controversial phone mast from the centre of Burnham-On-Sea after losing its bid to keep the structure in place. But the phone giant has also won the right to locate a separate mast in Highbridge.
MP hits out at bridge closure
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has branded the decision to close a busy railway bridge in Highbridge for three years as 'outrageous' and vowed to fight the decision. We were first to report that the busy Walrow bridge would close to traffic for repairs.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has branded the decision to close a busy railway bridge in Highbridge for three years as 'outrageous' and vowed to fight the decision. We were first to report that the busy Walrow bridge would close to traffic for repairs.
First aiders come up trumps
ST JOHN Ambulance Cadets from Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea swept the board at the weekend's County First Aid Competitions. Two teams from the local division, based in Highbridge, competed against cadets from across Somerset in a range of group and individual tasks.
ST JOHN Ambulance Cadets from Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea swept the board at the weekend's County First Aid Competitions. Two teams from the local division, based in Highbridge, competed against cadets from across Somerset in a range of group and individual tasks.
Police surgeries announced
RESIDENTS in Highbridge are being offered the chance to get closer to their Neighbourhood Policing Team. Community Beat Manager PC Gwilym Starks and Police Community Support Officer Sam Haydon are holding community beat surgeries every Thursday from 10am-11am.
RESIDENTS in Highbridge are being offered the chance to get closer to their Neighbourhood Policing Team. Community Beat Manager PC Gwilym Starks and Police Community Support Officer Sam Haydon are holding community beat surgeries every Thursday from 10am-11am.
Choral concert this Saturday
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge Choral Society members will be in good voice when they perform a concert later this month. The group will be performing Mozart's Requiem and excerpts from Samson by Handel on Saturday 24th March at St. Andrew's Church.
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge Choral Society members will be in good voice when they perform a concert later this month. The group will be performing Mozart's Requiem and excerpts from Samson by Handel on Saturday 24th March at St. Andrew's Church.
St Patrick's Day fun in town!
ST Patrick's Day was celebrated across Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday night (March 17th) when various events were laid on. 'Paddy's Party', a large fundraising event organised by Burnham's League of Friends, attracted big crowds to the Lakeside holiday village.
ST Patrick's Day was celebrated across Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday night (March 17th) when various events were laid on. 'Paddy's Party', a large fundraising event organised by Burnham's League of Friends, attracted big crowds to the Lakeside holiday village.
Clampers penalise motorist
CLAMPERS were back in action outside Burnham-On-Sea lifeboat station's gates on Sunday afternoon (March 18th). Despite several prominent 'no parking' signs, including one on the gate in front of him, this motorist chose not to head the warning sign.
CLAMPERS were back in action outside Burnham-On-Sea lifeboat station's gates on Sunday afternoon (March 18th). Despite several prominent 'no parking' signs, including one on the gate in front of him, this motorist chose not to head the warning sign.
Major blaze in Highbridge
FIRE crews from across Somerset were tackling a major blaze at a furniture factory in Highbridge on Sunday morning (March 18th). Ten fire appliances from across the area were in attendance at the site at the Woodberry Haines site on the Walrow Industrial Estate.
FIRE crews from across Somerset were tackling a major blaze at a furniture factory in Highbridge on Sunday morning (March 18th). Ten fire appliances from across the area were in attendance at the site at the Woodberry Haines site on the Walrow Industrial Estate.
MP visits former landfill site
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, visited a former landfill site in the town on Saturday (March 17th) which is set to be transformed into a recreational facility. The land on the Rosewood Farm Estate has been earmarked for a £240,000 project.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, visited a former landfill site in the town on Saturday (March 17th) which is set to be transformed into a recreational facility. The land on the Rosewood Farm Estate has been earmarked for a £240,000 project.
Second smoke bomb attack in town
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crews have been called out to deal with a second smoke bomb attack in the space of a week. On Friday night (March 16th), crews were called to East Avenue in Highbridge after a smoke grenade was pushed through the letterbox of a private home.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea fire crews have been called out to deal with a second smoke bomb attack in the space of a week. On Friday night (March 16th), crews were called to East Avenue in Highbridge after a smoke grenade was pushed through the letterbox of a private home.
Mud drama during beach clean-up
A BIG clean-up operation on Burnham-On-Sea beach didn't quite go to plan on Saturday morning (March 17th). The event, organised by Burnham Boat Owners Sea Angling Association, ground to a halt when the group's tractor became stuck in the mud.
A BIG clean-up operation on Burnham-On-Sea beach didn't quite go to plan on Saturday morning (March 17th). The event, organised by Burnham Boat Owners Sea Angling Association, ground to a halt when the group's tractor became stuck in the mud.
| Video Firm's anger over vandalism spree
THE angry owner of a Burnham-On-Sea High Street business whose shop front has been damaged 14 times in 15 years has this week claimed police in the town are fighting a losing battle against crime. Boss Mark Woods said: "This is one of the hidden costs of running a business with shop front premises."
THE angry owner of a Burnham-On-Sea High Street business whose shop front has been damaged 14 times in 15 years has this week claimed police in the town are fighting a losing battle against crime. Boss Mark Woods said: "This is one of the hidden costs of running a business with shop front premises."
Fun all round on Red Nose Day
THESE were the some of the outfits worn by staff and students at Highbridge's King Alfred School on Friday (March 16th) when they took part in a 'wear what you want day'. It was all aimed at raising funds for Comic Relief on Red Nose Day - and they were incredibly successful.
THESE were the some of the outfits worn by staff and students at Highbridge's King Alfred School on Friday (March 16th) when they took part in a 'wear what you want day'. It was all aimed at raising funds for Comic Relief on Red Nose Day - and they were incredibly successful.
Burglars target Highbridge shop
Burglars smashed their way into a Highbridge newsagents shop in the early hours of Friday morning (March 16th) in order to steal two crates of beer. Almost £1,500 of damage was caused to Smarts Newsagents in Church Street during the daring 3am raid.
Burglars smashed their way into a Highbridge newsagents shop in the early hours of Friday morning (March 16th) in order to steal two crates of beer. Almost £1,500 of damage was caused to Smarts Newsagents in Church Street during the daring 3am raid.
Shadow minister visits town
LIBERAL Democrat Shadow Home Secretary Nick Clegg MP visited Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (March 16th). The MP was accompanied by Tessa Munt, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for the Wells constituency, which covers Burnham.
LIBERAL Democrat Shadow Home Secretary Nick Clegg MP visited Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (March 16th). The MP was accompanied by Tessa Munt, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for the Wells constituency, which covers Burnham.
Jetty barrier moved by council
A BARRIER installed on Burnham-On-Sea's jetty to keep walkers away from storm-damaged areas has this week been moved to allow the RNLI to launch its lifeboats from further down the slipway. There were fears the RNLI would have problems in launching during spring tides.
A BARRIER installed on Burnham-On-Sea's jetty to keep walkers away from storm-damaged areas has this week been moved to allow the RNLI to launch its lifeboats from further down the slipway. There were fears the RNLI would have problems in launching during spring tides.
Lib Dem minister visits town
LIBERAL Democrat Shadow Home Secretary Nick Clegg MP is to visit Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (March 16th). Mr Clegg, pictured, will be accompanied by Tessa Munt, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for the Wells constituency, which covers Burnham.
LIBERAL Democrat Shadow Home Secretary Nick Clegg MP is to visit Burnham-On-Sea on Friday (March 16th). Mr Clegg, pictured, will be accompanied by Tessa Munt, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for the Wells constituency, which covers Burnham.
Buggy boosts Berrow family
A DISABLED Berrow lady and her mother are celebrating this week after receiving a life-changing buggy from a Burnham-On-Sea charity. Rebecca Wright, 33, was born with microcephaly, a neurological disorder in which her head is smaller than normal.
A DISABLED Berrow lady and her mother are celebrating this week after receiving a life-changing buggy from a Burnham-On-Sea charity. Rebecca Wright, 33, was born with microcephaly, a neurological disorder in which her head is smaller than normal.
Badger cubs arrive at centre
THREE cute young badger cubs are the latest arrivals at Secret World Wildlife Rescue Centre, near Burnham-On-Sea. Bracken, Fern and Ivy arrived from Worcestershire Badger Group after having their set disturbed by builders and are being hand-reared by carers.
THREE cute young badger cubs are the latest arrivals at Secret World Wildlife Rescue Centre, near Burnham-On-Sea. Bracken, Fern and Ivy arrived from Worcestershire Badger Group after having their set disturbed by builders and are being hand-reared by carers.
Volunteers wanted at Berrow
VOLUNTEERS are being sought to take part in a clean up at Berrow Dunes on Sunday (18th March) at 10.30am. Sedgemoor Conservation Volunteers will be visiting the Nature Reserve to undertake scrub clearance and marram grass planting and want more helpers.
VOLUNTEERS are being sought to take part in a clean up at Berrow Dunes on Sunday (18th March) at 10.30am. Sedgemoor Conservation Volunteers will be visiting the Nature Reserve to undertake scrub clearance and marram grass planting and want more helpers.
Repairs begin at Pontins Brean
REPAIR work will get underway shortly at Pontins holiday centre in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, after a lorry caused damage by crashing into the front entrance at the resort. The main front gates and a lamp post were damaged, as pictured, after the collision.
REPAIR work will get underway shortly at Pontins holiday centre in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, after a lorry caused damage by crashing into the front entrance at the resort. The main front gates and a lamp post were damaged, as pictured, after the collision.
Highbridge rail bridge 'shut for three years'
Exclusive: A busy railway road bridge in the heart of Highbridge which was suddenly closed on Wednesday (March 14th) for emergency repairs may not re-open for THREE YEARS, county roads bosses have revealed to Burnham-On-Sea.com. The news has shocked residents and councillors.
Exclusive: A busy railway road bridge in the heart of Highbridge which was suddenly closed on Wednesday (March 14th) for emergency repairs may not re-open for THREE YEARS, county roads bosses have revealed to Burnham-On-Sea.com. The news has shocked residents and councillors.
Town MP joins London protest
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP joined council leaders, trades unionists and council chief executives in a protest in London on Wednesday (March 14th) as they stepped up their campaign to defeat government plans to establish more unitary authorities across Britain.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP joined council leaders, trades unionists and council chief executives in a protest in London on Wednesday (March 14th) as they stepped up their campaign to defeat government plans to establish more unitary authorities across Britain.
Town sea foam was harmless
LARGE quantities of white foam seen floating off Burnham-On-Sea beach on Tuesday (March 13th) were harmless, the Environment Agency has confirmed. Several seafront residents spotted the foam floating up the estuary towards Bridgwater with the tide at 7.30am.
LARGE quantities of white foam seen floating off Burnham-On-Sea beach on Tuesday (March 13th) were harmless, the Environment Agency has confirmed. Several seafront residents spotted the foam floating up the estuary towards Bridgwater with the tide at 7.30am.
Fears rise as plans approved
Exclusive: Controversial plans to demolish two huge industrial units in Love Lane, Burnham-On-Sea, have been given the go-ahead by district planners. The modernisation plans at Westmans Trading Estate were given the go-ahead by planners on Tuesday (March 13th).
Exclusive: Controversial plans to demolish two huge industrial units in Love Lane, Burnham-On-Sea, have been given the go-ahead by district planners. The modernisation plans at Westmans Trading Estate were given the go-ahead by planners on Tuesday (March 13th).
New no cold calling zone starts
BURNHAM-On-Sea's first 'no cold calling zone' has officially been launched by town and district councillors in conjunction with residents and police. We reported last week how with help from the Safer Sedgemoor Partnership, Ashcott Drive residents are the first to set up the zone.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's first 'no cold calling zone' has officially been launched by town and district councillors in conjunction with residents and police. We reported last week how with help from the Safer Sedgemoor Partnership, Ashcott Drive residents are the first to set up the zone.
50 homes without power after accident
DOZENS of residents on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea were left without power and telephones on Tuesday evening (March 13th) after a construction lorry brought down several power lines. Alstone Lane in Highbridge was closed to traffic by police and fire crews near the Royal Artillery Arms at 5.15pm.
DOZENS of residents on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea were left without power and telephones on Tuesday evening (March 13th) after a construction lorry brought down several power lines. Alstone Lane in Highbridge was closed to traffic by police and fire crews near the Royal Artillery Arms at 5.15pm.
Nuclear waste plan unveiled
HUNDREDS of tonnes of radioactive waste could be dumped in a new facility at Hinkley Point power station, near Burnham-On-Sea, it emerged on Tuesday (March 13th). Plans are being drawn up for a bunker capable of holding 24,000 square metres of low-level waste.
HUNDREDS of tonnes of radioactive waste could be dumped in a new facility at Hinkley Point power station, near Burnham-On-Sea, it emerged on Tuesday (March 13th). Plans are being drawn up for a bunker capable of holding 24,000 square metres of low-level waste.
Carnival cash boost for groups
POOR weather may have caused a downturn in finances for Burnham-On-Sea's Carnival but on Monday night (March 12th) eight local groups shared a cash windfall. Burnham's 2006 Carnival Queen performed her final duty of the year by handing out cheques.
POOR weather may have caused a downturn in finances for Burnham-On-Sea's Carnival but on Monday night (March 12th) eight local groups shared a cash windfall. Burnham's 2006 Carnival Queen performed her final duty of the year by handing out cheques.
Inquest opened into death
AN INQUEST has been opened into the sudden death of a 21-year-old woman from Burnham-On-Sea. Callie Ford was found dead in her home by a family member late in the evening of Thursday February 22nd. Her funeral was held at St Andrew's Church on Friday.
AN INQUEST has been opened into the sudden death of a 21-year-old woman from Burnham-On-Sea. Callie Ford was found dead in her home by a family member late in the evening of Thursday February 22nd. Her funeral was held at St Andrew's Church on Friday.
Gold medal wins for Monarchs
THIS group of talented gymnasts from Burnham-On-Sea is celebrating this week after striking gold during a top competition. The youngsters from Burnham-On-Sea's Monarchs Gymnastics Club were competing in the South West Preliminaries at Yate.
THIS group of talented gymnasts from Burnham-On-Sea is celebrating this week after striking gold during a top competition. The youngsters from Burnham-On-Sea's Monarchs Gymnastics Club were competing in the South West Preliminaries at Yate.
Decision day for town firms
ANXIOUS companies on a Burnham-On-Sea industrial estate will learn on Tuesday (March 13th) whether controversial plans to demolish two huge industrial units are to be given the go-ahead. We reported last week that up to fourteen firms may close and the jobs of 30 people are threatened by the plans.
ANXIOUS companies on a Burnham-On-Sea industrial estate will learn on Tuesday (March 13th) whether controversial plans to demolish two huge industrial units are to be given the go-ahead. We reported last week that up to fourteen firms may close and the jobs of 30 people are threatened by the plans.
Capacity crowd sees 1930 film
ALMOST 200 people crowded into one of Burnham's Ritz Cinema screens on Sunday (March 11th) to watch rare film footage of the town during the 1930s. As we reported last month, a special screening of 'Norman Gobey - Burnham's Movie Maker' was held.
ALMOST 200 people crowded into one of Burnham's Ritz Cinema screens on Sunday (March 11th) to watch rare film footage of the town during the 1930s. As we reported last month, a special screening of 'Norman Gobey - Burnham's Movie Maker' was held.
Happy ending in search for Penny!
Exclusive: A JACK Russell which went missing for four days near Burnham-On-Sea is back in the arms of her relieved owner this week after a lucky rescue. Penny, an eight year-old Jack Russell, went missing from her home near the M5 Sedgemoor Services and her owner, Rona Phillips, had almost given up hope of seeing her again.
Exclusive: A JACK Russell which went missing for four days near Burnham-On-Sea is back in the arms of her relieved owner this week after a lucky rescue. Penny, an eight year-old Jack Russell, went missing from her home near the M5 Sedgemoor Services and her owner, Rona Phillips, had almost given up hope of seeing her again.
50th anniversary at King Alfs
KING Alfred School in Highbridge is to celebrate its 50th anniversary this year with a special open evening and the publication of a 'memories book' featuring stories from former pupils and staff. The school wants to collect memories from anyone who has been associated with it.
KING Alfred School in Highbridge is to celebrate its 50th anniversary this year with a special open evening and the publication of a 'memories book' featuring stories from former pupils and staff. The school wants to collect memories from anyone who has been associated with it.
Baptism performed in the sea
THESE were the scenes on Burnham-On-Sea beach on Sunday afternoon (March 11th) when two people were baptised in Bridgwater Bay. Thirty people from a Gloucestershire church gathered on the beach near the pier for the 30-minute ceremony.
THESE were the scenes on Burnham-On-Sea beach on Sunday afternoon (March 11th) when two people were baptised in Bridgwater Bay. Thirty people from a Gloucestershire church gathered on the beach near the pier for the 30-minute ceremony.
Red Nose Day fun in town!
FUN-loving staff at a Burnham-On-Sea travel agent raised hundreds of pounds towards Red Nose Day on Sunday (March 11th) when they held a fundraising car wash. Staff at First Choice washed scores of vehicles in their effort to raise £500 towards the BBC's Comic Relief.
FUN-loving staff at a Burnham-On-Sea travel agent raised hundreds of pounds towards Red Nose Day on Sunday (March 11th) when they held a fundraising car wash. Staff at First Choice washed scores of vehicles in their effort to raise £500 towards the BBC's Comic Relief.
Steady as she blows!
GUSTY wind provided challenging conditions for competitors taking part in the 2007 National Sand Yachting Regatta at Brean on Saturday (March 10th). The two-day event kicked off in the morning and strong winds initially challenged the 27 competitors.
GUSTY wind provided challenging conditions for competitors taking part in the 2007 National Sand Yachting Regatta at Brean on Saturday (March 10th). The two-day event kicked off in the morning and strong winds initially challenged the 27 competitors.
Town's oldest resident in 110th year
THE funeral of Burnham-On-Sea's oldest resident, who died last week in her 110th year, will take place on Tuesday (March 13th). Kate Ackland passed away peacefully at Holywell Nursing Home in Brent Knoll on March 2nd, where she had lived for the last years of her life.
THE funeral of Burnham-On-Sea's oldest resident, who died last week in her 110th year, will take place on Tuesday (March 13th). Kate Ackland passed away peacefully at Holywell Nursing Home in Brent Knoll on March 2nd, where she had lived for the last years of her life.
Bumper year for Spring show
A MILD winter helped boost the number of entries at Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Society's annual Spring show when it was held on Saturday (March 10th). Show Secretary David Bryant, pictured, said the good weather had helped increase entries to 245.
A MILD winter helped boost the number of entries at Burnham-On-Sea Horticultural Society's annual Spring show when it was held on Saturday (March 10th). Show Secretary David Bryant, pictured, said the good weather had helped increase entries to 245.
Five month wait on wind farm
ECOTRICITY'S bid to overturn the decision to throw out its controversial plans to build a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea will not be decided until late summer, it emerged this week. Town Clerk Eileen Shaw said the appeal is "unlikely to be assessed until August."
ECOTRICITY'S bid to overturn the decision to throw out its controversial plans to build a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea will not be decided until late summer, it emerged this week. Town Clerk Eileen Shaw said the appeal is "unlikely to be assessed until August."
70 cyclists roll into Burnham
A GROUP of 70 cyclists descended on Burnham-On-Sea's Esplanade on Saturday morning (March 10th) when a Taunton club stopped by on a 40-mile training trip. The group from Somerset Road Club frequently visit Burnham during the summer months for a refreshments stop.
A GROUP of 70 cyclists descended on Burnham-On-Sea's Esplanade on Saturday morning (March 10th) when a Taunton club stopped by on a 40-mile training trip. The group from Somerset Road Club frequently visit Burnham during the summer months for a refreshments stop.
30 jobs 'threatened' by rebuild plans
UP TO to ten Burnham-On-Sea firms may close and the jobs of up to 30 people are threatened by plans to demolish two huge industrial units in the town, according to worried businesses. It comes as a scheme is due to go before planners on March 13th that would see two large buildings demolished.
UP TO to ten Burnham-On-Sea firms may close and the jobs of up to 30 people are threatened by plans to demolish two huge industrial units in the town, according to worried businesses. It comes as a scheme is due to go before planners on March 13th that would see two large buildings demolished.
Rose gives group a £250 boost
DELIGHTED youngsters at Highbridge Community Youth Club were celebrating on Friday night (March 9th) after being handed a £250 cash boost. Somerset County councillor Rosemarie Parsons presented the money towards the purchase of play equipment.
DELIGHTED youngsters at Highbridge Community Youth Club were celebrating on Friday night (March 9th) after being handed a £250 cash boost. Somerset County councillor Rosemarie Parsons presented the money towards the purchase of play equipment.
Busy town road dug up again
MOTORISTS travelling through Highbridge faced more delays this week as workmen dug up Church Street... only weeks after it was resurfaced. We reported last month how kerbs along Church Street were raised in an attempt to stop the problem of pavement parking.
MOTORISTS travelling through Highbridge faced more delays this week as workmen dug up Church Street... only weeks after it was resurfaced. We reported last month how kerbs along Church Street were raised in an attempt to stop the problem of pavement parking.
Town gets no cold calling zone
A BURNHAM-On-Sea road is to become the first in the area to introduce a 'no cold calling zone'. With help from the Safer Sedgemoor Partnership, Ashcott Drive residents will be the first to benefit from the initiative, which targets unwanted sales people.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea road is to become the first in the area to introduce a 'no cold calling zone'. With help from the Safer Sedgemoor Partnership, Ashcott Drive residents will be the first to benefit from the initiative, which targets unwanted sales people.
No charges for YouTube biker
A BURNHAM-On-Sea man who was interviewed by police about internet video footage of a high-speed biker tearing along roads on the outskirts of the town will not face charges. A police spokesman told Burnham-On-Sea.com: "There is insufficient evidence for a prosecution." Cyclist injured in town accident
A CYCLIST was taken to hospital with leg injuries after colliding with a van at a busy road junction in Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday afternoon (March 7th). Paramedics rushed to Adam Street after the lady came off her bike after hitting a Royal Mail van at 3.25pm. More... Fire crews rush to High Street
FIRE crews rushed to Burnham-On-Sea High Street on Wednesday afternoon (March 7th) after thick smoke was seen pouring out of a doorway. Two fire engines from Burnham were quickly on the scene after the thick black smoke was spotted near Berrymans. More...
A BURNHAM-On-Sea man who was interviewed by police about internet video footage of a high-speed biker tearing along roads on the outskirts of the town will not face charges. A police spokesman told Burnham-On-Sea.com: "There is insufficient evidence for a prosecution." Cyclist injured in town accident
A CYCLIST was taken to hospital with leg injuries after colliding with a van at a busy road junction in Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday afternoon (March 7th). Paramedics rushed to Adam Street after the lady came off her bike after hitting a Royal Mail van at 3.25pm. More... Fire crews rush to High Street
FIRE crews rushed to Burnham-On-Sea High Street on Wednesday afternoon (March 7th) after thick smoke was seen pouring out of a doorway. Two fire engines from Burnham were quickly on the scene after the thick black smoke was spotted near Berrymans. More...
Driver escapes bridge attack
Exclusive: A Highbridge lorry driver is lucky to have escaped injury after a rock was thrown at his vehicle from a motorway bridge, smashing his windscreen as he drove along the M5. Simon Triggol was driving near Birmingham when the rock was thrown at his lorry.
Exclusive: A Highbridge lorry driver is lucky to have escaped injury after a rock was thrown at his vehicle from a motorway bridge, smashing his windscreen as he drove along the M5. Simon Triggol was driving near Birmingham when the rock was thrown at his lorry.
Council draws up 'green list'
BOTH of Burnham-On-Sea's lighthouses are included on a list of 'special interest buildings' that town councillors have this week recommended be included in any plans to extend our conservation area. On Monday (March 5th), the council approved the list.
BOTH of Burnham-On-Sea's lighthouses are included on a list of 'special interest buildings' that town councillors have this week recommended be included in any plans to extend our conservation area. On Monday (March 5th), the council approved the list.
