Berrow author's book on sale
A WALK along the beach at Berrow, near Burnham-On-Sea, has provided the inspiration for an adventure story that has just gone on sale worldwide. Local author Linda Bond was wandering along the sand when she began wondering about the creatures under the waves.
A WALK along the beach at Berrow, near Burnham-On-Sea, has provided the inspiration for an adventure story that has just gone on sale worldwide. Local author Linda Bond was wandering along the sand when she began wondering about the creatures under the waves.
Skaters propose park changes
MORE than 20 skateboarders flocked to a meeting of Burnham-On-Sea's Youth Town Council on Thursday evening (May 11th) to discuss how to improve the town's skating facilities. It followed complaints from several seafront residents regarding noise from skaters.
MORE than 20 skateboarders flocked to a meeting of Burnham-On-Sea's Youth Town Council on Thursday evening (May 11th) to discuss how to improve the town's skating facilities. It followed complaints from several seafront residents regarding noise from skaters.
Wind farm tourism row brews
A ROW has broken out between protestors fighting the proposed wind farm at Burnham-On-Sea and the company that plans to build the farm regarding the impact the scheme would have on tourism. KNOll to Windfarm this week raised the issue of the 'risk' to the local tourist industry.
A ROW has broken out between protestors fighting the proposed wind farm at Burnham-On-Sea and the company that plans to build the farm regarding the impact the scheme would have on tourism. KNOll to Windfarm this week raised the issue of the 'risk' to the local tourist industry.
We're short-listed for award!
BURNHAM-On-Sea.com has been recognised as one of the region's top Web sites by being short-listed for 'Web Site of The Year' in the annual South West Media Awards. The awards recognise the very best of the West Country's newspapers, Websites and journalists.
BURNHAM-On-Sea.com has been recognised as one of the region's top Web sites by being short-listed for 'Web Site of The Year' in the annual South West Media Awards. The awards recognise the very best of the West Country's newspapers, Websites and journalists.
Driver injured in M5 accident
POLICE, fire-fighters and paramedics were called to a two-car accident on the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday morning. Two vehicles collided in a crash on the northbound carriageway between junction 22 at Burnham and junction 21 at Weston.
POLICE, fire-fighters and paramedics were called to a two-car accident on the M5 motorway near Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday morning. Two vehicles collided in a crash on the northbound carriageway between junction 22 at Burnham and junction 21 at Weston.
Carnival is safe - it's official
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Carnival Commitee confirmed on Wednesday night (May 10th) that the popular annual winter event WILL go ahead this year following a deluge of support from residents in the town. Carnival Chairman Mike Young said: "It's fantastic news."
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Carnival Commitee confirmed on Wednesday night (May 10th) that the popular annual winter event WILL go ahead this year following a deluge of support from residents in the town. Carnival Chairman Mike Young said: "It's fantastic news."
Electric storm wows onlookers
A POWERFUL electrical storm rumbled and crackled over Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday night (May 10th), giving walkers along the town's seafront an impressive light show. We took several photos of the storm as its mixture of fork and sheet lightning passed over.
A POWERFUL electrical storm rumbled and crackled over Burnham-On-Sea on Wednesday night (May 10th), giving walkers along the town's seafront an impressive light show. We took several photos of the storm as its mixture of fork and sheet lightning passed over.
No cash for seafront speed plan
HOPES of a cash injection to install traffic calming measures along Burnham-On-Sea's seafront have been a dealt a blow by the County Council - prompting a backlash from town councillors. In a bid to crackdown on 'boy racers', councillors had asked for cash help.
HOPES of a cash injection to install traffic calming measures along Burnham-On-Sea's seafront have been a dealt a blow by the County Council - prompting a backlash from town councillors. In a bid to crackdown on 'boy racers', councillors had asked for cash help.
Berrow homes win approval
PLANS to build several new homes on a patch of derelict land at Berrow, near Burnham-On-Sea, have this week been given the go-ahead by district planners. The proposal to develop a patch of land bordering Naish Road was given the go-ahead on Tuesday afternoon, May 9th.
PLANS to build several new homes on a patch of derelict land at Berrow, near Burnham-On-Sea, have this week been given the go-ahead by district planners. The proposal to develop a patch of land bordering Naish Road was given the go-ahead on Tuesday afternoon, May 9th.
Tesco enquiry opens in town
THE controversial public inquiry into Tesco's plans to increase the size of its Burnham-On-Sea store opened in the town on Tuesday (May 9th). Around 40 people packed into the Princess Hall as the official inquiry began into the Love Lane store's plans to expand.
THE controversial public inquiry into Tesco's plans to increase the size of its Burnham-On-Sea store opened in the town on Tuesday (May 9th). Around 40 people packed into the Princess Hall as the official inquiry began into the Love Lane store's plans to expand.
Top jockeys in area for golf day
SOME of the UK's top national hunt jockeys together with West Country professional golfers and showbusiness celebrities will be playing in the 2006 Tom Childs memorial celebrity pro-am at Brean Leisure Park, near Burnham-On-Sea. The event is on May 16th.
SOME of the UK's top national hunt jockeys together with West Country professional golfers and showbusiness celebrities will be playing in the 2006 Tom Childs memorial celebrity pro-am at Brean Leisure Park, near Burnham-On-Sea. The event is on May 16th.
John Cleese backs protestors
ACTOR John Cleese has this week given his backing to the protestors fighting a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea. The actor's mother used to live at Brent Knoll, close to where the wind turbines are planned, and he sent through his support to the action group.
ACTOR John Cleese has this week given his backing to the protestors fighting a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea. The actor's mother used to live at Brent Knoll, close to where the wind turbines are planned, and he sent through his support to the action group.
Eric is re-elected town Mayor
POPULAR Burnham-On-Sea Mayor Eric Gill was re-elected to the post for a second year this week when councillors picked their officials for 2006/2007. Cllr Gill said he and Mayoress Gilli Kenyon-Gill were "honoured and delighted" to be re-elected for a second year and are looking forward to a busy period in office.
POPULAR Burnham-On-Sea Mayor Eric Gill was re-elected to the post for a second year this week when councillors picked their officials for 2006/2007. Cllr Gill said he and Mayoress Gilli Kenyon-Gill were "honoured and delighted" to be re-elected for a second year and are looking forward to a busy period in office.
Wind farm 'threatens tourism'
PROTESTORS fighting plans for a wind farm between Burnham-On-Sea and Brent Knoll this week claimed the local tourism industry would be put at "significant risk" if the scheme gets the go-ahead. The claim came during the latest spat in a long-running war-of-words.
PROTESTORS fighting plans for a wind farm between Burnham-On-Sea and Brent Knoll this week claimed the local tourism industry would be put at "significant risk" if the scheme gets the go-ahead. The claim came during the latest spat in a long-running war-of-words.
Council fury over Tesco 'deceit'
ANGRY Burnham-On-Sea town councillors lashed out at Tesco on Monday night (May 8th) after it emerged that the supermarket intends to spend £260,000 on launching a new bus service for shoppers instead of completing the Frank Foley Parkway, as previously promised.
ANGRY Burnham-On-Sea town councillors lashed out at Tesco on Monday night (May 8th) after it emerged that the supermarket intends to spend £260,000 on launching a new bus service for shoppers instead of completing the Frank Foley Parkway, as previously promised.
£1.2m boost for Brean fun park
BREAN Leisure Park has spent more than £1.2million pounds on new rides for the 2006 summer season and is about to start a brand new TV advertising campaign. Bosses are embarking on a major marketing blitz ahead of the start of the busy holiday period when tens of thousands of people flock to the area.
BREAN Leisure Park has spent more than £1.2million pounds on new rides for the 2006 summer season and is about to start a brand new TV advertising campaign. Bosses are embarking on a major marketing blitz ahead of the start of the busy holiday period when tens of thousands of people flock to the area.
Appeal after handbag snatch
POLICE are appealing for information after a woman had her handbag stolen from a supermarket car park in Burnham-On-Sea. At about 2.30pm on Friday (May 5th) the elderly lady was unloading her trolley in Somerfields car par in South Esplanade when the incident occurred. Police want anyone with info to get in touch.
POLICE are appealing for information after a woman had her handbag stolen from a supermarket car park in Burnham-On-Sea. At about 2.30pm on Friday (May 5th) the elderly lady was unloading her trolley in Somerfields car par in South Esplanade when the incident occurred. Police want anyone with info to get in touch.
New speed sign for Burnham
CONCERN about the speed of vehicles using Marine Drive in Burnham-On-Sea has led to a new mobile speed warning sign being introduced. Somerset County Council says it will provide the sign - similar to the one pictured here - for Burnham later in the summer. Councillors debated where the sign should be based.
CONCERN about the speed of vehicles using Marine Drive in Burnham-On-Sea has led to a new mobile speed warning sign being introduced. Somerset County Council says it will provide the sign - similar to the one pictured here - for Burnham later in the summer. Councillors debated where the sign should be based.
Big eels reeled in by anglers
BUMPER-sized eels were caught in the waters off Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (May 7th) when the town's Boat Owners Sea Angling Association staged its annual Tony Holly Trophy competition. Around 30 anglers took to the waters of Bridgwater Bay in 15 boats for the popular event.
BUMPER-sized eels were caught in the waters off Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (May 7th) when the town's Boat Owners Sea Angling Association staged its annual Tony Holly Trophy competition. Around 30 anglers took to the waters of Bridgwater Bay in 15 boats for the popular event.
Dr Who stars coming to Brean
FANS of the BBC's original Doctor Who TV series will be able to meet stars from the show and learn more about what happened behind the scenes when a special event is held at Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, during June. The Doctor Who Weekend will be held on June 2nd and 3rd at Brean Lesiure Park.
FANS of the BBC's original Doctor Who TV series will be able to meet stars from the show and learn more about what happened behind the scenes when a special event is held at Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, during June. The Doctor Who Weekend will be held on June 2nd and 3rd at Brean Lesiure Park.
Barrage plan given DTI boost
PLANS to build a barrage between Brean Down, near Burnham-On-Sea, and Wales have been given a boost after a successful government meeting. Project Director Gareth Woodham told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Saturday May 6th that "constructive" talks had been held.
PLANS to build a barrage between Brean Down, near Burnham-On-Sea, and Wales have been given a boost after a successful government meeting. Project Director Gareth Woodham told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Saturday May 6th that "constructive" talks had been held.
Tim Henman helps town school
SPORTS stars including tennis ace Tim Henman and rugby legend Jason Leonard are helping boost a Burnham-On-Sea school's international hopes. Leonard, who played for England in four World Cups, is guest speaker at a rugby dinner to raise funds at King Alfred School.
SPORTS stars including tennis ace Tim Henman and rugby legend Jason Leonard are helping boost a Burnham-On-Sea school's international hopes. Leonard, who played for England in four World Cups, is guest speaker at a rugby dinner to raise funds at King Alfred School.
Farmers Market move to Sanders
BURNHAM-On-Sea's monthly farmers markets look set to be axed and held at Sanders Garden World instead, we can reveal. Just a couple of months after the farmers markets in Highbridge were scrapped, a similar fate is now hanging over Burnham's event. Organisers say there is "no long-term enthusiasm for it."
BURNHAM-On-Sea's monthly farmers markets look set to be axed and held at Sanders Garden World instead, we can reveal. Just a couple of months after the farmers markets in Highbridge were scrapped, a similar fate is now hanging over Burnham's event. Organisers say there is "no long-term enthusiasm for it."
Crash damages sub-station
A MOTORIST was rushed to hospital after a car accident resulted in the wall around an electricity sub-station being demolished on Wednesday evening (May 3rd). Burnham-On-Sea fire-fighters, police and paramedics rushed to the scene at Marine Drive, opposite Apex Park, just after 8pm.
A MOTORIST was rushed to hospital after a car accident resulted in the wall around an electricity sub-station being demolished on Wednesday evening (May 3rd). Burnham-On-Sea fire-fighters, police and paramedics rushed to the scene at Marine Drive, opposite Apex Park, just after 8pm.
Burnham removed from signs
TOWN councillors this week hit out at vandals who have deliberately painted over the words 'Burnham-On-Sea' on roadside signs leading into the town. Four signs leading into the area have been daubed with white paint in recent days, angering councillors, who have decided to leave them as they are for the time being.
TOWN councillors this week hit out at vandals who have deliberately painted over the words 'Burnham-On-Sea' on roadside signs leading into the town. Four signs leading into the area have been daubed with white paint in recent days, angering councillors, who have decided to leave them as they are for the time being.
150 supporters pack into Carnival meeting
BURNHAM-On-Sea Carnival looks to have been saved after more than 150 people crammed into the town's Ritz Club on Wednesday May 3rd to offer their help. Carnival chairman Mike Young addressed the crowd of supporters and vowed: "The carnival in Burnham will not die."
BURNHAM-On-Sea Carnival looks to have been saved after more than 150 people crammed into the town's Ritz Club on Wednesday May 3rd to offer their help. Carnival chairman Mike Young addressed the crowd of supporters and vowed: "The carnival in Burnham will not die."
Council reviews town toilets
BURNHAM-On-Sea looks set to gain one set of public toilets and lose another as part of a district council review of public conveniences in the town. Burnham-On-Sea.com revealed in February that the review was underway amid fears that facilities were threatened.
BURNHAM-On-Sea looks set to gain one set of public toilets and lose another as part of a district council review of public conveniences in the town. Burnham-On-Sea.com revealed in February that the review was underway amid fears that facilities were threatened.
Debbie's Peru trek raises £2.5k
A BURNHAM-On-Sea walking enthusiast has raised more than £2,500 for charity by trekking across the mountain tops of Peru. Debbie Miller, pictured, returned home on Sunday night and told Burnham-On-Sea.com about her experience on the trek, which she did with 15 other walkers from the UK.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea walking enthusiast has raised more than £2,500 for charity by trekking across the mountain tops of Peru. Debbie Miller, pictured, returned home on Sunday night and told Burnham-On-Sea.com about her experience on the trek, which she did with 15 other walkers from the UK.
Anger over poster vandals
ANGRY protestors fighting plans to build a wind farm between Brent Knoll and Burnham-On-Sea say their rights to free speech are being attacked by vandals who have pulled down scores of their posters in recent days. They say a "significant" number have been pulled down in recent days.
ANGRY protestors fighting plans to build a wind farm between Brent Knoll and Burnham-On-Sea say their rights to free speech are being attacked by vandals who have pulled down scores of their posters in recent days. They say a "significant" number have been pulled down in recent days.
CCTV bid to tighten up safety
CCTV cameras are to be introduced at Highbridge's Household Waste Recycling Centre in June in a bid by the County Council to make it safer and securer. The cameras are to be introduced during the week commencing 5th June and will monitor traffic movements of users at the site.
CCTV cameras are to be introduced at Highbridge's Household Waste Recycling Centre in June in a bid by the County Council to make it safer and securer. The cameras are to be introduced during the week commencing 5th June and will monitor traffic movements of users at the site.
Man arrested after car crash
ONE person has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a car crash in Burnham-On-Sea early on Monday (May 1st). A white Ford Fiesta, with three people inside, ploughed into a street lighting column on the Tesco roundabout at Love Lane just after 6.40am.
ONE person has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a car crash in Burnham-On-Sea early on Monday (May 1st). A white Ford Fiesta, with three people inside, ploughed into a street lighting column on the Tesco roundabout at Love Lane just after 6.40am.
Carnival D-day approaches
THE future of Burnham-On-Sea's carnival looks set to be decided this week when organisers hold an open meeting on Wednesday (May 3rd) to discuss whether they have enough volunteers to man the popular event. If more volunteers are not found, the event is in jeopardy.
THE future of Burnham-On-Sea's carnival looks set to be decided this week when organisers hold an open meeting on Wednesday (May 3rd) to discuss whether they have enough volunteers to man the popular event. If more volunteers are not found, the event is in jeopardy.
BMX bikers fly into Burnham
HUNDREDS of BMX bikers and enthusiasts flocked to Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday for the opening round of the UK's national championships. More than 450 riders competed in the popular event at the town's BMX track in Apex Park. We have a full photo round-up of the event.
HUNDREDS of BMX bikers and enthusiasts flocked to Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday for the opening round of the UK's national championships. More than 450 riders competed in the popular event at the town's BMX track in Apex Park. We have a full photo round-up of the event.
Sea water quality to be tested
BATHING water in Burnham-On-Sea will come under scrutiny this week when the Environment Agency starts its annual programme of rigorous quality testing. Between May and September, 20 samples are taken from each of the 191 EU bathing waters. On Tuesday, it's the turn of Burnham and Brean.
BATHING water in Burnham-On-Sea will come under scrutiny this week when the Environment Agency starts its annual programme of rigorous quality testing. Between May and September, 20 samples are taken from each of the 191 EU bathing waters. On Tuesday, it's the turn of Burnham and Brean.
Fishing boat stranded in mud
A FISHING boat became the latest victim of Burnham-On-Sea's treacherous mud and soft sand on Saturday afternoon (April 29th) after it became stranded at the end of the town's jetty. Boat owner Gerald Smith said he misjudged the tide and got stuck in the mud next to the jetty.
A FISHING boat became the latest victim of Burnham-On-Sea's treacherous mud and soft sand on Saturday afternoon (April 29th) after it became stranded at the end of the town's jetty. Boat owner Gerald Smith said he misjudged the tide and got stuck in the mud next to the jetty.
Dogs put best paws forward!
BARKS, woofs and growls filled the air on Saturday (April 29th) when hundreds of Burnham-On-Sea dog owners flocked to a popular pet show. Organised by Burnham's Canine Training Club, the Companion Dog Show attracted more than 125 animals and hundreds of spectators.
BARKS, woofs and growls filled the air on Saturday (April 29th) when hundreds of Burnham-On-Sea dog owners flocked to a popular pet show. Organised by Burnham's Canine Training Club, the Companion Dog Show attracted more than 125 animals and hundreds of spectators.
Grave problem for Burnham
GRAVEYARDS in Burnham-On-Sea are running out of space, meaning mourners in the town may soon have to bury their loved ones in a nearby village. Town councillor Arthur Thorogood said cemetries in both Burnham and Highbridge are both nearly full, and that Berrow may have to be used instead.
GRAVEYARDS in Burnham-On-Sea are running out of space, meaning mourners in the town may soon have to bury their loved ones in a nearby village. Town councillor Arthur Thorogood said cemetries in both Burnham and Highbridge are both nearly full, and that Berrow may have to be used instead.
Hinkley 'all clear' in new study
INCREASED monitoring of beaches and sea water around Hinkley Point nuclear power station has shown radiation levels to be within acceptable limits, the Environment Agency announced on Friday (April 28th). The Agency recently stepped up its monitoring after a dog died on Kilve beach.
INCREASED monitoring of beaches and sea water around Hinkley Point nuclear power station has shown radiation levels to be within acceptable limits, the Environment Agency announced on Friday (April 28th). The Agency recently stepped up its monitoring after a dog died on Kilve beach.
Biker recovering after crash
A QUAD bike rider who was seriously injured in a crash on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday is starting to recover. Police spokeswoman Elaine Parr told Burnham-On-Sea.com that the rider, a man in his 50s from East Huntspill, was no longer critical and was beginning to recover.
A QUAD bike rider who was seriously injured in a crash on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday is starting to recover. Police spokeswoman Elaine Parr told Burnham-On-Sea.com that the rider, a man in his 50s from East Huntspill, was no longer critical and was beginning to recover.
New shopping guide unveiled
A BRAND new pocket-sized guide providing residents and visitors with an A-Z guide to Burnham-On-Sea's shops was unveiled this week. The town's Chamber Of Trade Chairman John Edwards showed traders the new brochure, which is to be launched in May, at the group's annual meeting.
A BRAND new pocket-sized guide providing residents and visitors with an A-Z guide to Burnham-On-Sea's shops was unveiled this week. The town's Chamber Of Trade Chairman John Edwards showed traders the new brochure, which is to be launched in May, at the group's annual meeting.
Quad biker seriously injured
A QUAD bike rider was seriously injured in a crash on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday morning, April 27th. The person was injured while riding over a bridge on the busy B3139 road which crosses the M5 motorway near junction 22. The person's injuries were described as potentially "life threatening."
A QUAD bike rider was seriously injured in a crash on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea on Thursday morning, April 27th. The person was injured while riding over a bridge on the busy B3139 road which crosses the M5 motorway near junction 22. The person's injuries were described as potentially "life threatening."
Round Table AGM photo review
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Round Table gathered this week to look back at a busy year of activities and choose new leaders for 2006. More than 20 members gathered at the Battleborough Grange Hotel at Brent Knoll. The group has raised large sums for local charities.
MEMBERS of Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge Round Table gathered this week to look back at a busy year of activities and choose new leaders for 2006. More than 20 members gathered at the Battleborough Grange Hotel at Brent Knoll. The group has raised large sums for local charities.
Tesco inquiry starts on May 9th
CONTROVERSIAL proposals to increase the size of Burnham-On-Sea's Tesco supermarket are to be debated at a public inquiry over the next fortnight. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns the public inquiry into the Love Lane store's plans to expand will be held in Burnham's Princess Hall from May 9th.
CONTROVERSIAL proposals to increase the size of Burnham-On-Sea's Tesco supermarket are to be debated at a public inquiry over the next fortnight. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns the public inquiry into the Love Lane store's plans to expand will be held in Burnham's Princess Hall from May 9th.
Company fined for sewage discharge
AN ENGINEERING company has been ordered to pay £3,859 in fines and costs for allowing sewage to be discharged into a drainage ditch in Burnham-On-Sea. Magistrates heard on Wednesday (April 26th) that Avent Engineering, of Chippenham, was digging a trench when the incident occurred.
AN ENGINEERING company has been ordered to pay £3,859 in fines and costs for allowing sewage to be discharged into a drainage ditch in Burnham-On-Sea. Magistrates heard on Wednesday (April 26th) that Avent Engineering, of Chippenham, was digging a trench when the incident occurred.
Cash stolen in distraction theft
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have warned residents in the town to be on their guard after money was stolen from a house in a distraction burglary earlier this week. The incident took place between 2-3pm in Stoddens Road on Monday afternoon, April 24th. Local residents have been asked to be wary of callers.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have warned residents in the town to be on their guard after money was stolen from a house in a distraction burglary earlier this week. The incident took place between 2-3pm in Stoddens Road on Monday afternoon, April 24th. Local residents have been asked to be wary of callers.
Wind farm boss hits back
THE man behind plans to build a controversial wind farm between Burnham-On-Sea and Brent Knoll hit back on Wednesday (April 26th) at protestors in a heated row over power generation calculations. Dale Vince (pictured) disputed claims made by the KNOll to Wind Farm group.
THE man behind plans to build a controversial wind farm between Burnham-On-Sea and Brent Knoll hit back on Wednesday (April 26th) at protestors in a heated row over power generation calculations. Dale Vince (pictured) disputed claims made by the KNOll to Wind Farm group.
Hitch cancels farmers market
BURNHAM-On-Sea's first farmers market to be held in the town's High Street had to be cancelled this week after an eleventh hour hitch. The April farmers market was due to be the first to be held away from the Princess Hall and Swimming Pool Car Park - but a problem with stalls meant it never happened.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's first farmers market to be held in the town's High Street had to be cancelled this week after an eleventh hour hitch. The April farmers market was due to be the first to be held away from the Princess Hall and Swimming Pool Car Park - but a problem with stalls meant it never happened.
Marathon efforts from runners
TWO Burnham-On-Sea runners who took part in Sunday's London Marathon have raised more than £4,000 for charity. Jason Vickers, 36, who has suffered from Crohn's Disease for the past 13 years, ran the 26-mile course around the capital, raising a huge £3,000. Both runners hope to take part again next year.
TWO Burnham-On-Sea runners who took part in Sunday's London Marathon have raised more than £4,000 for charity. Jason Vickers, 36, who has suffered from Crohn's Disease for the past 13 years, ran the 26-mile course around the capital, raising a huge £3,000. Both runners hope to take part again next year.
Fire chiefs offer blanket check
THE County Council and Somerset Fire Brigade are encouraging Burnham-On-Sea residents to get their electric blankets tested at a free electric blanket testing event in the town. Some 40% of all electric blankets are unsafe, according to the fire service, making testing essential.
THE County Council and Somerset Fire Brigade are encouraging Burnham-On-Sea residents to get their electric blankets tested at a free electric blanket testing event in the town. Some 40% of all electric blankets are unsafe, according to the fire service, making testing essential.
Wind farm boss challenged
THE group of protestors fighting plans to build a wind farm between Burnham-On-Sea and Brent Knoll have issued a challenge to the boss of Ecotricity to come and meet them to discuss the proposal. The KNOll to Wind Farm group wants to meet Ecotricity's Dale Vance to discuss the company's figures.
THE group of protestors fighting plans to build a wind farm between Burnham-On-Sea and Brent Knoll have issued a challenge to the boss of Ecotricity to come and meet them to discuss the proposal. The KNOll to Wind Farm group wants to meet Ecotricity's Dale Vance to discuss the company's figures.
