Mayor announces Civic Awards
THE names of the four residents who are to receive this year's Civic Awards were announced by the town's Mayor on Monday evening (June 5th). Cllr Eric Gill said there had been a good number of well-deserving people put forward for the awards, which will be presented later this year.
THE names of the four residents who are to receive this year's Civic Awards were announced by the town's Mayor on Monday evening (June 5th). Cllr Eric Gill said there had been a good number of well-deserving people put forward for the awards, which will be presented later this year.
Vandals rip up paving stones
VANDALS have gone on the rampage in a Burnham-On-Sea public garden, ripping up paving stones and damaging seats - angering the town's Mayor. Marine Cove has been partially closed to the public after vandals conducted the night-time attack over the weekend.
VANDALS have gone on the rampage in a Burnham-On-Sea public garden, ripping up paving stones and damaging seats - angering the town's Mayor. Marine Cove has been partially closed to the public after vandals conducted the night-time attack over the weekend.
No hosepipe ban for Burnham
THE possibility of hosepipe bans being introduced in Burnham-On-Sea and the surrounding area have been reduced after a wet May. Bristol Water, which runs reservoirs in our area, said on Monday (June 5th) that water levels are now 96% full on average - 4% up on last week.
THE possibility of hosepipe bans being introduced in Burnham-On-Sea and the surrounding area have been reduced after a wet May. Bristol Water, which runs reservoirs in our area, said on Monday (June 5th) that water levels are now 96% full on average - 4% up on last week.
210 vintage cars roll into town
MORE than 200 vintage vehicles rolled onto Burnham's seafront on Saturday evening (June 3rd) for the 13th annual Vale of Avalon Vintage Vehicle Road Run. The South Esplanade was closed to traffic for more than four hours to allow the crowds to wander around.
MORE than 200 vintage vehicles rolled onto Burnham's seafront on Saturday evening (June 3rd) for the 13th annual Vale of Avalon Vintage Vehicle Road Run. The South Esplanade was closed to traffic for more than four hours to allow the crowds to wander around.
Hollywood movie boost for Brean
BREAN Down is being transformed in to a Hollywood movie set ahead of the filming of a brand new blockbuster at the site on Monday (June 5th). The cast and crew of The Golden Age are putting mock cannons and a huge film set into place on the top of the Down.
BREAN Down is being transformed in to a Hollywood movie set ahead of the filming of a brand new blockbuster at the site on Monday (June 5th). The cast and crew of The Golden Age are putting mock cannons and a huge film set into place on the top of the Down.
Star alongside Cate Blanchett!
HOLLYWOOD actress Cate Blanchett will be in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, this week to film a brand new blockbuster movie - and producers want local people to come forward to star as extras. The cast and crew of a film called The Golden Age will be filming at Brean.
HOLLYWOOD actress Cate Blanchett will be in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, this week to film a brand new blockbuster movie - and producers want local people to come forward to star as extras. The cast and crew of a film called The Golden Age will be filming at Brean.
12 new homes planned for field
A FIELD in Burnham-On-Sea could soon have a dozen new homes built on it if an application submitted to planners this week gets the go-ahead. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns that an application for 12 new homes and 18 car parking spaces has been submitted for a field just off Love Lane.
A FIELD in Burnham-On-Sea could soon have a dozen new homes built on it if an application submitted to planners this week gets the go-ahead. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns that an application for 12 new homes and 18 car parking spaces has been submitted for a field just off Love Lane.
New blow for wind farm plan
PARISH councillors living next to a proposed wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea this week gave their verdict on the scheme. At a meeting of Burnham Without Parish Council on Thursday (June 1st), members narrowly voted to reject the application.
PARISH councillors living next to a proposed wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea this week gave their verdict on the scheme. At a meeting of Burnham Without Parish Council on Thursday (June 1st), members narrowly voted to reject the application.
Stuck car sparks fresh alert
FOUR fire crews rushed to Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, on Thursday evening (June 1st) amid concerns that a vehicle had become stuck in the mud... but it turned out to be a Range Rover which had been there since April. A tourist visiting the beach spotted the vehicle and dialled 999.
FOUR fire crews rushed to Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, on Thursday evening (June 1st) amid concerns that a vehicle had become stuck in the mud... but it turned out to be a Range Rover which had been there since April. A tourist visiting the beach spotted the vehicle and dialled 999.
Crazy Frog visits local funpark
LOVE him or loathe him, the Crazy Frog drew crowds to Brean Leisure Park on Thursday (June 1st) when he helped launch the park's summer season. Dressed in his trademark helmet and goggles, the character entertained visitors by wandering through the park.
LOVE him or loathe him, the Crazy Frog drew crowds to Brean Leisure Park on Thursday (June 1st) when he helped launch the park's summer season. Dressed in his trademark helmet and goggles, the character entertained visitors by wandering through the park.
Vintage vehicles roar into town
MORE than 200 vintage vehicles are set to converge on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront on Saturday evening (June 3rd) for the 13th annual Vale of Avalon Vintage Vehicle Road Run. The South Esplanade will be closed to traffic for four hours to allow the crowds to wander around.
MORE than 200 vintage vehicles are set to converge on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront on Saturday evening (June 3rd) for the 13th annual Vale of Avalon Vintage Vehicle Road Run. The South Esplanade will be closed to traffic for four hours to allow the crowds to wander around.
Adult day services to move
ADULTS with learning disabilities who use day services at Highbridge's Pepperall Resource Centre will have to travel to Bridgwater when a number of changes are introduced during the next 18 months. A new Bridgwater building is to be built to cater for adults in our area.
ADULTS with learning disabilities who use day services at Highbridge's Pepperall Resource Centre will have to travel to Bridgwater when a number of changes are introduced during the next 18 months. A new Bridgwater building is to be built to cater for adults in our area.
Farmers warned after thefts
BURNHAM-On-Sea police officers are warning farmers in the area to be on their guard after a series of farmyard thefts. One farmer in the Mark area has lost hundreds of gallons of diesel from a farmyard tank - while others have reported tractors having fuel lines cut and diesel tanks drained.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police officers are warning farmers in the area to be on their guard after a series of farmyard thefts. One farmer in the Mark area has lost hundreds of gallons of diesel from a farmyard tank - while others have reported tractors having fuel lines cut and diesel tanks drained.
Volunteer to receive her MBE
A BURNHAM-On-Sea St John Ambulance Brigade volunteer who was awarded an MBE in the Queen's New Year Honours list is to receive her award during the next few weeks. Pat Comer is set to receive the well-deserved award at a ceremony in Buckingham Palace later in June.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea St John Ambulance Brigade volunteer who was awarded an MBE in the Queen's New Year Honours list is to receive her award during the next few weeks. Pat Comer is set to receive the well-deserved award at a ceremony in Buckingham Palace later in June.
Apex goslings delight walkers
UNSEASONAL cool temperatures have been sending shivers through Burnham-On-Sea residents in recent days, but signs of spring and summer are all around. At Burnham-On-Sea's Apex Leisure Park this cute family of Spring goslings has been attracting plenty of onlookers.
UNSEASONAL cool temperatures have been sending shivers through Burnham-On-Sea residents in recent days, but signs of spring and summer are all around. At Burnham-On-Sea's Apex Leisure Park this cute family of Spring goslings has been attracting plenty of onlookers.
June start for Coast Radio
BREAN-based radio station Coast Radio is set to begin a second summer of transmissions in mid-June ahead of its full launch in August. Owner Josh Haywood told Burnham-On-Sea.com this week that the temporary holiday station will start internet transmissions on June 14th.
BREAN-based radio station Coast Radio is set to begin a second summer of transmissions in mid-June ahead of its full launch in August. Owner Josh Haywood told Burnham-On-Sea.com this week that the temporary holiday station will start internet transmissions on June 14th.
Fallen tree blocks Love Lane
TRAFFIC came to a halt in part of Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (May 27th) when a large tree was brought down in high winds. Part of Love Lane, near the roundabout outside Burnham Hospital, was blocked and police faced the tough problem of keeping traffic moving.
TRAFFIC came to a halt in part of Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday (May 27th) when a large tree was brought down in high winds. Part of Love Lane, near the roundabout outside Burnham Hospital, was blocked and police faced the tough problem of keeping traffic moving.
Ban for advertising boards?
SOME shop owners in Burnham-On-Sea could soon be asked to remove their advertising boards from pavements in the town. A number of businesses are not abiding by strict rules about the position of the boards, which this week prompted a fresh debate among councillors about the problem.
SOME shop owners in Burnham-On-Sea could soon be asked to remove their advertising boards from pavements in the town. A number of businesses are not abiding by strict rules about the position of the boards, which this week prompted a fresh debate among councillors about the problem.
Stert swim entry period starts
SWIMMERS wanting to take part in this summer's annual sea swim between Burnham-On-Sea and Stert Island can now apply for one of the 80 places. The 2,400 metre swim from Burnham beach to Stert Island and back will be held on Sunday July 30th at 10am. Find out how you can enter.
SWIMMERS wanting to take part in this summer's annual sea swim between Burnham-On-Sea and Stert Island can now apply for one of the 80 places. The 2,400 metre swim from Burnham beach to Stert Island and back will be held on Sunday July 30th at 10am. Find out how you can enter.
Town lap dancing bid rejected
CONTROVERSIAL plans to introduce lap dancing at a night club in Burnham-On-Sea have this week been turned down by a licensing panel. Shakers, pictured, had requested a variation to its licence in order to open until 4am at weekends and introduce occasional lap dancing.
CONTROVERSIAL plans to introduce lap dancing at a night club in Burnham-On-Sea have this week been turned down by a licensing panel. Shakers, pictured, had requested a variation to its licence in order to open until 4am at weekends and introduce occasional lap dancing.
Bravery award for taxi driver
A BURNHAM-On-Sea taxi driver who disarmed and wrestled a sword-wielding man to the ground received a national award for his bravery on Wednesday (May 24th). Alan Miller attended the Provincial Police Awards in London's Docklands in recognition of his actions during an incident at Brean.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea taxi driver who disarmed and wrestled a sword-wielding man to the ground received a national award for his bravery on Wednesday (May 24th). Alan Miller attended the Provincial Police Awards in London's Docklands in recognition of his actions during an incident at Brean.
MP campaigns against reforms
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP David Heathcoat-Amory and seven senior Conservatives are calling on the government to scrap plans to introduce regional government in Somerset. The MP has signed a letter stating his "concern" at attempts to reorganise local authorities.
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP David Heathcoat-Amory and seven senior Conservatives are calling on the government to scrap plans to introduce regional government in Somerset. The MP has signed a letter stating his "concern" at attempts to reorganise local authorities.
Tourist group marks 20th year
MORE than 150 local business owners and tourism bosses gathered in Brean on Tuesday night to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Sedgemoor Tourism Association. Bob Nicholson, Chairman of the group, was presented with a framed certificate and photo as the group celebrated the milestone.
MORE than 150 local business owners and tourism bosses gathered in Brean on Tuesday night to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Sedgemoor Tourism Association. Bob Nicholson, Chairman of the group, was presented with a framed certificate and photo as the group celebrated the milestone.
Bag recycling service launched
A NEW plastic bag recycling service has this week been launched at Burnham's Household Waste Recycling Centre. The introduction of plastic bag recycling wheeled bins at the Isleport centre comes after the recent introduction of household battery recycling bins in an effort to boost recycling levels.
A NEW plastic bag recycling service has this week been launched at Burnham's Household Waste Recycling Centre. The introduction of plastic bag recycling wheeled bins at the Isleport centre comes after the recent introduction of household battery recycling bins in an effort to boost recycling levels.
David Bellamy visits protesters
DEFIANT Sir David Bellamy is the latest celebrity to give his backing to protesters campaigning against a controversial wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea. The environmentalist met members of the 'kNOll to Wind Farm' action group in the fields where the wind turbines are proposed on Tuesday.
DEFIANT Sir David Bellamy is the latest celebrity to give his backing to protesters campaigning against a controversial wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea. The environmentalist met members of the 'kNOll to Wind Farm' action group in the fields where the wind turbines are proposed on Tuesday.
Local panto groups celebrate!
PANTOMIME groups from Brean and Burnham-On-Sea are celebrating this week after scooping awards at an annual ceremony. More than 200 people from 21 pantomime Somerset groups gathered in Yeovil for the annual Cinderella Awards at the weekend. We have a full photo review.
PANTOMIME groups from Brean and Burnham-On-Sea are celebrating this week after scooping awards at an annual ceremony. More than 200 people from 21 pantomime Somerset groups gathered in Yeovil for the annual Cinderella Awards at the weekend. We have a full photo review.
Police launch knife amnesty
A KNIFE amnesty in Burnham-On-Sea and across Somerset aims to reduce the number of offensive weapons on the streets of the county. Burnham-On-Sea's Police Station was named on Monday May 22nd as one of forty collection points across Somerset for the weapons.
A KNIFE amnesty in Burnham-On-Sea and across Somerset aims to reduce the number of offensive weapons on the streets of the county. Burnham-On-Sea's Police Station was named on Monday May 22nd as one of forty collection points across Somerset for the weapons.
BBC TV gardener visits centre
BBC TV gardening expert Christine Walkden visited Sanders Garden World, near Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday during the garden centre's Tomato Weekend. The award-winning horticulturalist recently starred in her own prime-time television series on BBC2 on Friday evenings.
BBC TV gardening expert Christine Walkden visited Sanders Garden World, near Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday during the garden centre's Tomato Weekend. The award-winning horticulturalist recently starred in her own prime-time television series on BBC2 on Friday evenings.
Biker injured in A38 accident
A MOTORCYCLIST suffered head injuries and was rushed to Weston General Hospital after a crash near Burnham-On-Sea at 3pm on Sunday (May 21st). The biker appeared to have collided with a blue-coloured Ford Ghia at the entrance to the Brent House Carvery on the A38 near Burnham.
A MOTORCYCLIST suffered head injuries and was rushed to Weston General Hospital after a crash near Burnham-On-Sea at 3pm on Sunday (May 21st). The biker appeared to have collided with a blue-coloured Ford Ghia at the entrance to the Brent House Carvery on the A38 near Burnham.
Boxing event draws big crowds
A NIGHT of exciting boxing action was watched by more than 200 people in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday evening. King Alfred Amateur Boxing Club hosted a line-up of 16 bouts featuring the best of Burnham's up-and-coming young boxers versus young boxers from across the west country.
A NIGHT of exciting boxing action was watched by more than 200 people in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday evening. King Alfred Amateur Boxing Club hosted a line-up of 16 bouts featuring the best of Burnham's up-and-coming young boxers versus young boxers from across the west country.
Restaurant plan for play centre
AN indoor children's play centre in Burnham-On-Sea could soon be turned into a new take-away cafe and restaurant. Mervin Popham, the owner of the Play Centre in Pier Street, pictured, this week submitted an application to local planners to change the premises' use.
AN indoor children's play centre in Burnham-On-Sea could soon be turned into a new take-away cafe and restaurant. Mervin Popham, the owner of the Play Centre in Pier Street, pictured, this week submitted an application to local planners to change the premises' use.
Summer roads chaos in store?
TOURISTS visiting Brean and Burnham-On-Sea during this year's summer holiday season could face lengthy road delays after it was announced on Friday (May 19th) that several key roads in the area are to be resurfaced as part of a major highways project. The work will be held between now and late August.
TOURISTS visiting Brean and Burnham-On-Sea during this year's summer holiday season could face lengthy road delays after it was announced on Friday (May 19th) that several key roads in the area are to be resurfaced as part of a major highways project. The work will be held between now and late August.
Burnham turns on the style!
BURNHAM-On-Sea's streets looked more like the suburbs of Hollywood on Thursday night (May 18th) when limousines and formal evening wear were on show. King Alfred School was holding its annual Prom Night and, in keeping with tradition, the students travelled in style.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's streets looked more like the suburbs of Hollywood on Thursday night (May 18th) when limousines and formal evening wear were on show. King Alfred School was holding its annual Prom Night and, in keeping with tradition, the students travelled in style.
MP slams council over seafront plan
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has hit out at Somerset County Council for refusing to provide traffic-calming measures along the town's seafront. David Heathcoat-Amory criticised the County Highways boss Tony Shire for not giving any cash to tackle the problem.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has hit out at Somerset County Council for refusing to provide traffic-calming measures along the town's seafront. David Heathcoat-Amory criticised the County Highways boss Tony Shire for not giving any cash to tackle the problem.
New tourism Web site launches
A NEW-look tourism Web site promoting Burnham-On-Sea and Sedgemoor has been launched this week by a local tourism group. Sedgemoor Tourism Association has revamped its web site with a fresh new look in time for the start of the busy summer tourist season.
A NEW-look tourism Web site promoting Burnham-On-Sea and Sedgemoor has been launched this week by a local tourism group. Sedgemoor Tourism Association has revamped its web site with a fresh new look in time for the start of the busy summer tourist season.
High Street market for town
AN OUTDOOR market selling fresh farm produce WILL be held on Burnham-On-Sea's High Street after all. Town Centre Manager Anne-Marie Spalding (pictured) told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Thursday (May 18th) that a deal had been struck with stallholders to allow the market to be held over the summer.
AN OUTDOOR market selling fresh farm produce WILL be held on Burnham-On-Sea's High Street after all. Town Centre Manager Anne-Marie Spalding (pictured) told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Thursday (May 18th) that a deal had been struck with stallholders to allow the market to be held over the summer.
Pro-wind farm group hits back
BURNHAM's pro-wind farm group, FORCE (Families For Clean Energy), has hit out at town planners' decision to object to the plans to build a wind farm on the outskirts of the town. Spokeswoman Colette Winfield said: "We clearly regret the decision of the council not to back the plans."
BURNHAM's pro-wind farm group, FORCE (Families For Clean Energy), has hit out at town planners' decision to object to the plans to build a wind farm on the outskirts of the town. Spokeswoman Colette Winfield said: "We clearly regret the decision of the council not to back the plans."
Mast move gets thumbs down
PLANS for a phone mast in Burnham-On-Sea to be moved onto the town's seafront have been turned down by town planners this week. Burnham's planning committee discussed the matter on Tuesday evening (May 16th) and suggested the 15 metre-high be sited elsewhere.
PLANS for a phone mast in Burnham-On-Sea to be moved onto the town's seafront have been turned down by town planners this week. Burnham's planning committee discussed the matter on Tuesday evening (May 16th) and suggested the 15 metre-high be sited elsewhere.
Town planners back protesters
DELIGHTED protesters fighting a proposed wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea celebrated with loud cheers on Tuesday (May 16th) after Burnham's Planning Committee voted to "strongly object" against the scheme. Earlier, Brent Knoll Parish Council made a similar decision.
DELIGHTED protesters fighting a proposed wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea celebrated with loud cheers on Tuesday (May 16th) after Burnham's Planning Committee voted to "strongly object" against the scheme. Earlier, Brent Knoll Parish Council made a similar decision.
Man jailed after mugging
A HIGHBRIDGE man who mugged an 85-year-old woman, leaving her too scared to leave her own home, has been given a three year prison sentence. Taunton Crown Court heard this week how Mark Parsons, 41, of Apex Drive, broke the lady's wrist when he snatched her bag.
A HIGHBRIDGE man who mugged an 85-year-old woman, leaving her too scared to leave her own home, has been given a three year prison sentence. Taunton Crown Court heard this week how Mark Parsons, 41, of Apex Drive, broke the lady's wrist when he snatched her bag.
Bird halts traffic on walkabout!
COULD this bird hold the answer to stamping out the problem of speeding vehicles in Burnham-On-Sea? Traffic ground to a halt along Burnham Road on Monday lunchtime (May 15th) when the swan went on a walkabout, dodging in between vehicles, forcing them to slow down.
COULD this bird hold the answer to stamping out the problem of speeding vehicles in Burnham-On-Sea? Traffic ground to a halt along Burnham Road on Monday lunchtime (May 15th) when the swan went on a walkabout, dodging in between vehicles, forcing them to slow down.
Round Table charity cash boost
GROUPS and charities in Burnham and Highbridge this week received a cash injection from the town's Round Table. Burnham-On-Sea Round Table Chairman Steve Bird handed out several cheques to the local groups following a series of fundraising events during the past year.
GROUPS and charities in Burnham and Highbridge this week received a cash injection from the town's Round Table. Burnham-On-Sea Round Table Chairman Steve Bird handed out several cheques to the local groups following a series of fundraising events during the past year.
All hands to the buckets!
PASSERS-by came to the aid of a Burnham speedboat owner when his craft got into difficulties on the town's slipway on Monday evening (May 15th). The fast-incoming tide and gusty winds caught out owner Dan Prentice, leaving his boat to quickly fill with water, and leaving him to struggle.
PASSERS-by came to the aid of a Burnham speedboat owner when his craft got into difficulties on the town's slipway on Monday evening (May 15th). The fast-incoming tide and gusty winds caught out owner Dan Prentice, leaving his boat to quickly fill with water, and leaving him to struggle.
O2 mast move to be debated
PLANS for a controversial phone mast in Burnham-On-Sea to be moved onto the town's seafront are to be debated by town planners this week. O2 has submitted a pre-planning enquiry asking to move the mast on Marine Drive (pictured) to the Marine Rescue Centre on the town's seafront.
PLANS for a controversial phone mast in Burnham-On-Sea to be moved onto the town's seafront are to be debated by town planners this week. O2 has submitted a pre-planning enquiry asking to move the mast on Marine Drive (pictured) to the Marine Rescue Centre on the town's seafront.
Love Lane crash delays traffic
MOTORISTS faced delays going out of Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday afternoon after a collision between two vehicles in Love Lane. One person was treated for minor head injuries following the accident, which occurred opposite the Hungry Horse public house at around 3.30pm.
MOTORISTS faced delays going out of Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday afternoon after a collision between two vehicles in Love Lane. One person was treated for minor head injuries following the accident, which occurred opposite the Hungry Horse public house at around 3.30pm.
New anti-social drinking signs
NEW signs warning anti-social drinkers that their alcohol may be seized by police have this week been introduced along Burnham-On-Sea's seafront. The new signs have been put up as part of a brand new co-ordinated police crackdown on anti-social drinking across the town.
NEW signs warning anti-social drinkers that their alcohol may be seized by police have this week been introduced along Burnham-On-Sea's seafront. The new signs have been put up as part of a brand new co-ordinated police crackdown on anti-social drinking across the town.
Oops! Lady gets stuck in loo
BURNHAM fire-fighters dealt with one of their most unusual incidents of the year on Saturday evening (May 13th) when a holidaymaker became trapped inside a public toilet block. Red-faced Isobel Thomas was trapped in the ladies loos for almost an hour after being accidentally locked inside.
BURNHAM fire-fighters dealt with one of their most unusual incidents of the year on Saturday evening (May 13th) when a holidaymaker became trapped inside a public toilet block. Red-faced Isobel Thomas was trapped in the ladies loos for almost an hour after being accidentally locked inside.
MP joins post office campaign
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has added his signature to a 1,000 name petition demanding that the Government drops controversial plans to axe Post Office Card Accounts by 2010. The MP says the plans could threaten the future of post offices.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, has added his signature to a 1,000 name petition demanding that the Government drops controversial plans to axe Post Office Card Accounts by 2010. The MP says the plans could threaten the future of post offices.
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.
