Exclusive: Lap dancing plan revealed
LAP DANCING could controversially be introduced into a Burnham-On-Sea High Street night club if a proposal submitted to town planners gets the go-ahead this week. Shakers in the High Street has requested a variation to its licence to allow the dancing and 4am opening on Fridays and Saturdays.
LAP DANCING could controversially be introduced into a Burnham-On-Sea High Street night club if a proposal submitted to town planners gets the go-ahead this week. Shakers in the High Street has requested a variation to its licence to allow the dancing and 4am opening on Fridays and Saturdays.
Fresh row over wind figures
THE group of protesters fighting a proposed wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea has again challenged claims by the developer that it would produce enough electricity to power 8,000 homes. The KNOll to Windfarm action group hit out at the claims on Monday April 10th.
THE group of protesters fighting a proposed wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea has again challenged claims by the developer that it would produce enough electricity to power 8,000 homes. The KNOll to Windfarm action group hit out at the claims on Monday April 10th.
Workers disrupted by gas leak
SEVERAL Burnham-On-Sea residents were caught up in disruption at a Bridgwater industrial estate on Monday afternoon following a gas leak. Workers on the Express Park industrial estate had to down their tools for two hours and several buildings were evacuated during the incident.
SEVERAL Burnham-On-Sea residents were caught up in disruption at a Bridgwater industrial estate on Monday afternoon following a gas leak. Workers on the Express Park industrial estate had to down their tools for two hours and several buildings were evacuated during the incident.
Aquathon is runaway success!
MORE than 100 athletes from across the South West took part in the gruelling 2006 Burnham-On-Sea Aquathon on Sunday morning, April 9th. The event was split into two races with one being a 500m swim and 5km run, while the longer one was a 1,000m swim and 10km run. We have full photos and results.
MORE than 100 athletes from across the South West took part in the gruelling 2006 Burnham-On-Sea Aquathon on Sunday morning, April 9th. The event was split into two races with one being a 500m swim and 5km run, while the longer one was a 1,000m swim and 10km run. We have full photos and results.
Town beach gets Spring clean
A BIG clean-up operation was underway on Burnham-On-Sea beach on Saturday afternoon (April 8th) in time for the Easter holiday period. Several parts of the beach have been strewn with debris following the recent storms and high tides, so bulldozers were called in to tidy up.
A BIG clean-up operation was underway on Burnham-On-Sea beach on Saturday afternoon (April 8th) in time for the Easter holiday period. Several parts of the beach have been strewn with debris following the recent storms and high tides, so bulldozers were called in to tidy up.
Hotel is back on the market
THE sale of a well-known seafront hotel in Burnham-On-Sea has fallen through and the property is back on the market again. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last winter how the Royal Clarence Hotel on The Esplanade was up for sale. Since then, plenty of interest has been shown in the property.
THE sale of a well-known seafront hotel in Burnham-On-Sea has fallen through and the property is back on the market again. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last winter how the Royal Clarence Hotel on The Esplanade was up for sale. Since then, plenty of interest has been shown in the property.
Crime fighters reach third year
A SUCCESSFUL Burnham-On-Sea crime-cracking group is celebrating its third year of making the town a safer place. The Mid Burnham Local Action Team (LAT) was set up by residents and the police in a bid to reduce anti-social behaviour and it has been incredibly successful in doing so.
A SUCCESSFUL Burnham-On-Sea crime-cracking group is celebrating its third year of making the town a safer place. The Mid Burnham Local Action Team (LAT) was set up by residents and the police in a bid to reduce anti-social behaviour and it has been incredibly successful in doing so.
Chimney blaze extinguished
BURNHAM-On-Sea firefighters tackled a chimney blaze at Bason Bridge on Thursday evening, April 6th. The crew was called out at 7.30pm after the owners of a private house in the village dialled 999 to report their chimney was well alight. The blaze was quickly put out by the fire team.
BURNHAM-On-Sea firefighters tackled a chimney blaze at Bason Bridge on Thursday evening, April 6th. The crew was called out at 7.30pm after the owners of a private house in the village dialled 999 to report their chimney was well alight. The blaze was quickly put out by the fire team.
Bus routes boost for Burnham
TOWN councillors have this week welcomed plans by Somerset County Council to improve bus services in Burnham-On-Sea. Mark Pedlar, Passenger Transport Group manager at the county council, revealed that a review of all bus services which is underway will have a positive effect on Burnham.
TOWN councillors have this week welcomed plans by Somerset County Council to improve bus services in Burnham-On-Sea. Mark Pedlar, Passenger Transport Group manager at the county council, revealed that a review of all bus services which is underway will have a positive effect on Burnham.
Matt clinches £5k fashion deal
BURNHAM-On-Sea fashion student Matthew Bowkett, who starred in Sky One's Project Catwalk TV show, has received a £5,000 financial boost from one of the fashion industry's top names. The owner and chairman of clothing firm Jaeger, Harold Tillman, has offered him and another runner-up in the show a deal.
BURNHAM-On-Sea fashion student Matthew Bowkett, who starred in Sky One's Project Catwalk TV show, has received a £5,000 financial boost from one of the fashion industry's top names. The owner and chairman of clothing firm Jaeger, Harold Tillman, has offered him and another runner-up in the show a deal.
MP attacks confusing markings
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP David Heathcoat-Amory says a set of 'confusing' road markings running across a busy road junction in the town could be a potential danger to motorists. The double yellow lines run across the junction of Pier Street, next to Somerfield.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP David Heathcoat-Amory says a set of 'confusing' road markings running across a busy road junction in the town could be a potential danger to motorists. The double yellow lines run across the junction of Pier Street, next to Somerfield.
15 new flats win go-ahead
DISTRICT planners have this week given the go-ahead to plans to replace a row of empty shop units in Church Street, Highbridge with 15 flats. At Wednesday's April 5th Development Control Committee meeting, the thumbs-up was given to the controversial plan despite concern from town councillors.
DISTRICT planners have this week given the go-ahead to plans to replace a row of empty shop units in Church Street, Highbridge with 15 flats. At Wednesday's April 5th Development Control Committee meeting, the thumbs-up was given to the controversial plan despite concern from town councillors.
New river path officially opens
MUCH to the delight of local cyclists and walkers, a new river path which links Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge was officially opened this week. The Brue Estuary Path - which has cost £155,000 to complete - was officially opened in a ceremony on Tuesday morning, April 4th.
MUCH to the delight of local cyclists and walkers, a new river path which links Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge was officially opened this week. The Brue Estuary Path - which has cost £155,000 to complete - was officially opened in a ceremony on Tuesday morning, April 4th.
£390k lotto win for town family
MEMBERS of a National Lottery syndicate from Burnham-On-Sea are planning their futures after scooping nearly £400,000 on a jackpot win. The five-strong family syndicate run Poples Domestic Appliance Repair Services in Abingdon Street and have been celebrating their win.
MEMBERS of a National Lottery syndicate from Burnham-On-Sea are planning their futures after scooping nearly £400,000 on a jackpot win. The five-strong family syndicate run Poples Domestic Appliance Repair Services in Abingdon Street and have been celebrating their win.
Gypsy site gets planners' nod
SEDGEMOOR District Council's Planning Committee has given planning permission to two gypsy families living on a controversial site at Rooksbridge, near Burnham-On-Sea. After a long-running debate, the committee voted on Tuesday April 4th to give the green light.
SEDGEMOOR District Council's Planning Committee has given planning permission to two gypsy families living on a controversial site at Rooksbridge, near Burnham-On-Sea. After a long-running debate, the committee voted on Tuesday April 4th to give the green light.
Seafront move for phone mast?
PLANS to move a phone mast in Burnham-On-Sea onto the town's seafront were unveiled this week. O2 is under pressure to move the mast on Marine Drive, pictured, to a new location, and has submitted a pre-planning enquiry asking to move it to the Marine Rescue Centre.
PLANS to move a phone mast in Burnham-On-Sea onto the town's seafront were unveiled this week. O2 is under pressure to move the mast on Marine Drive, pictured, to a new location, and has submitted a pre-planning enquiry asking to move it to the Marine Rescue Centre.
Armed robbers strike petrol station
BURNHAM-On-Sea police issued an appeal for information on Monday after an armed robbery in the town. The incident happened at about 9.10pm on Thursday, March 30th at a service station in Burnham Road. The man entered threatened staff with a Stanley knife.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police issued an appeal for information on Monday after an armed robbery in the town. The incident happened at about 9.10pm on Thursday, March 30th at a service station in Burnham Road. The man entered threatened staff with a Stanley knife.
Fresh blow for Rebels team
BURNHAM-On-Sea's speedway team, the Somerset Rebels, has suffered a new injury blow after rider Jamie Smith sustained a broken leg as a result of an unfortunate accident during a match at King's Lynn. While completing a celebration lap, he was unaware that the tractor had taken to the track.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's speedway team, the Somerset Rebels, has suffered a new injury blow after rider Jamie Smith sustained a broken leg as a result of an unfortunate accident during a match at King's Lynn. While completing a celebration lap, he was unaware that the tractor had taken to the track.
EU safety threat to lighthouse
BURNHAM-On-Sea's lighthouse may have to be painted vibrant orange because it poses a "danger to shipping," EU safety bosses said this week. A delegation of EU officials visited the town in March as part of a month-long tour of coastal resorts in the South West.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's lighthouse may have to be painted vibrant orange because it poses a "danger to shipping," EU safety bosses said this week. A delegation of EU officials visited the town in March as part of a month-long tour of coastal resorts in the South West.
Seafront parking 'shambles'
MOTORISTS in Burnham-On-Sea were left scratching their heads on Saturday when summer parking charges came into force along the town's seafront, but few parking payment machines were able to print tickets! Four of the seafront machines were out of action.
MOTORISTS in Burnham-On-Sea were left scratching their heads on Saturday when summer parking charges came into force along the town's seafront, but few parking payment machines were able to print tickets! Four of the seafront machines were out of action.
New gift shop opens its doors
A BRAND new shop selling a wide variety of gifts, from candles to cards and mirrors, opened in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday. Gift Gallery in Cross Street run by Sue Childs, pictured, opened its doors for the first time and is open seven days a week, all year round.
A BRAND new shop selling a wide variety of gifts, from candles to cards and mirrors, opened in Burnham-On-Sea on Saturday. Gift Gallery in Cross Street run by Sue Childs, pictured, opened its doors for the first time and is open seven days a week, all year round.
Wind farm 'invalid' - planners
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea have been deemed "invalid" by district planners, we can reveal. In a surprise twist on Friday (March 31st) the District Council said inadequate information about access to the site had been given.
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea have been deemed "invalid" by district planners, we can reveal. In a surprise twist on Friday (March 31st) the District Council said inadequate information about access to the site had been given.
Courage Awards for brave five
BRAVE Burnham-On-Sea youngsters who have overcome difficulties have been honoured at the town's 2006 Youth of Courage Awards. The Rotary Club event is held every two years to celebrate the achievements of local youngsters who have shown tremendous courage.
BRAVE Burnham-On-Sea youngsters who have overcome difficulties have been honoured at the town's 2006 Youth of Courage Awards. The Rotary Club event is held every two years to celebrate the achievements of local youngsters who have shown tremendous courage.
World boxing champ visits Brean
FORMER world boxing champion Duke McKenzie was the special guest at a night of local boxing in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, on Thursday March 30th. The former WBO and European Flyweight Champion joined an audience of more than 400 people for a dinner boxing evening at Brean Leisure Park.
FORMER world boxing champion Duke McKenzie was the special guest at a night of local boxing in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, on Thursday March 30th. The former WBO and European Flyweight Champion joined an audience of more than 400 people for a dinner boxing evening at Brean Leisure Park.
Town seafront gets a battering
HIGH tides and strong winds combined to give Burnham a battering on Thursday morning, March 30th. The town's flood gates at the top of the jetty and Maddock's Slade were closed by the Environment Agency as a precuation, as the stormy weather conditions hit the area.
HIGH tides and strong winds combined to give Burnham a battering on Thursday morning, March 30th. The town's flood gates at the top of the jetty and Maddock's Slade were closed by the Environment Agency as a precuation, as the stormy weather conditions hit the area.
New homes plan wins backing
PLANS to build 12 new homes on a patch of derelict land near Burnham-On-Sea have this week been given the thumbs-up by town planners. The proposal for a dozen new properties on land bordering Naish Road and Berrow Road were backed by planners at a meeting on Tuesday night.
PLANS to build 12 new homes on a patch of derelict land near Burnham-On-Sea have this week been given the thumbs-up by town planners. The proposal for a dozen new properties on land bordering Naish Road and Berrow Road were backed by planners at a meeting on Tuesday night.
14 new wind farm photos unveiled
A NEW set of photos has been released showing how the controversial wind farm planned for the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea would look if it gets the go-ahead by local planners. Ecotricity, the company behind the scheme, has released 14 photos of the five wind turbines from different local spots.
A NEW set of photos has been released showing how the controversial wind farm planned for the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea would look if it gets the go-ahead by local planners. Ecotricity, the company behind the scheme, has released 14 photos of the five wind turbines from different local spots.
Council strike hits Burnham
SCORES of council staff in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge joined a nationwide strike in protest at changes to their pensions on Tuesday. Several council-run services in the area were disrupted as workers walked out for 24 hours, but the towns were not severely affected.
SCORES of council staff in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge joined a nationwide strike in protest at changes to their pensions on Tuesday. Several council-run services in the area were disrupted as workers walked out for 24 hours, but the towns were not severely affected.
Night club to re-open in April
FEARS that a Burnham-On-Sea night club may be closing down have been dismissed after the owner said that it is to relaunch in April. Shakers in the High Street has been closed for several weeks, prompting concerns among clubbers that the night spot might be shutting for good.
FEARS that a Burnham-On-Sea night club may be closing down have been dismissed after the owner said that it is to relaunch in April. Shakers in the High Street has been closed for several weeks, prompting concerns among clubbers that the night spot might be shutting for good.
New Sanders pet centre opens
HUNDREDS of animal lovers flocked to the official opening of Sanders Garden World's new Pet and Aquatic Centre on Saturday, March 25th. Pauline Kidner, Founder of Secret World wildlife rescue centre, declared the new Pet and Aquatic Centre open alongside Weston-super-Mare's mayor.
HUNDREDS of animal lovers flocked to the official opening of Sanders Garden World's new Pet and Aquatic Centre on Saturday, March 25th. Pauline Kidner, Founder of Secret World wildlife rescue centre, declared the new Pet and Aquatic Centre open alongside Weston-super-Mare's mayor.
Paramedics rush to eldery man
TWO teams of paramedics raced to help an elderly man who collapsed in a Burnham-On-Sea pub on Sunday lunchtime. The man, believed to be in his 70s, suffered breathing problems and collapsed at around 1.15pm in a corridor at the Reed's Arms pub on Burnham seafront.
TWO teams of paramedics raced to help an elderly man who collapsed in a Burnham-On-Sea pub on Sunday lunchtime. The man, believed to be in his 70s, suffered breathing problems and collapsed at around 1.15pm in a corridor at the Reed's Arms pub on Burnham seafront.
Wind farm power row erupts
A WAR of words has broken out between campaigners fighting a wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea and the company proposing the scheme regarding the amount of power that the turbines would generate. KNOll to Windfarm say it is "confused" by the figures supplied by Ecotricity.
A WAR of words has broken out between campaigners fighting a wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea and the company proposing the scheme regarding the amount of power that the turbines would generate. KNOll to Windfarm say it is "confused" by the figures supplied by Ecotricity.
Council strike 'won't disrupt Burnham'
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents have been reassured that a huge nationwide strike by council staff on Tuesday March 28th should not cause too much disruption in the town. A shutdown of public services is threatened when unions hold the action, but council bosses say we won't be affected.
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents have been reassured that a huge nationwide strike by council staff on Tuesday March 28th should not cause too much disruption in the town. A shutdown of public services is threatened when unions hold the action, but council bosses say we won't be affected.
Rebels unveil replacement rider
BOSSES at the Burnham-On-Sea based speedway team Somerset Rebels have moved swiftly to cover for injured Czech International Pavel Ondrasik by signing Geramn rider Stephan Katt as his replacement. Katt rode for the team in 2003, when he took part in 30 meetings.
BOSSES at the Burnham-On-Sea based speedway team Somerset Rebels have moved swiftly to cover for injured Czech International Pavel Ondrasik by signing Geramn rider Stephan Katt as his replacement. Katt rode for the team in 2003, when he took part in 30 meetings.
Seafront drinking crackdown
MORE than a dozen signs like this one will be appearing along Burnham-On-Sea seafront in coming weeks as the town launches a fresh crackdown on anti-social drinking. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns that fourteen of the signs are to be installed along The Esplanade.
MORE than a dozen signs like this one will be appearing along Burnham-On-Sea seafront in coming weeks as the town launches a fresh crackdown on anti-social drinking. Burnham-On-Sea.com learns that fourteen of the signs are to be installed along The Esplanade.
Traders voice market fears
BURNHAM-On-Sea shop owners this week gave a cautious welcome to plans for a three-day continental market to be held on the town's seafront this summer. Further details about the event were unveiled by Town Centre Manager Anne-Marie Spalding on Wednesday evening, March 23rd.
BURNHAM-On-Sea shop owners this week gave a cautious welcome to plans for a three-day continental market to be held on the town's seafront this summer. Further details about the event were unveiled by Town Centre Manager Anne-Marie Spalding on Wednesday evening, March 23rd.
Rebels rider 'recovering well'
ONE of the leading members of the Burnham-On-Sea based Somerset Rebels speedway team, Pavel Ondrasik, is recovering well after undergoing surgery on Wednesday following an accident at the weekend in which he broke his wrist. The Checz star had the operation in Prague.
ONE of the leading members of the Burnham-On-Sea based Somerset Rebels speedway team, Pavel Ondrasik, is recovering well after undergoing surgery on Wednesday following an accident at the weekend in which he broke his wrist. The Checz star had the operation in Prague.
Wind scheme reaches planners
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea were officially submitted to district planners on Wednesday. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported on Monday that the bid would reach Sedgemoor District planners this week - and that's just what happened.
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea were officially submitted to district planners on Wednesday. Burnham-On-Sea.com reported on Monday that the bid would reach Sedgemoor District planners this week - and that's just what happened.
Barrage referred to Deputy PM
THE £650 million bid to build a huge Severn barrage between Brean Down, near Burnham-On-Sea, and Wales has been referred to the Deputy Prime Minister, we can reveal. The proposal for a 1km wide barrage was unveiled earlier this month by entrepreneur Gareth Woodham.
THE £650 million bid to build a huge Severn barrage between Brean Down, near Burnham-On-Sea, and Wales has been referred to the Deputy Prime Minister, we can reveal. The proposal for a 1km wide barrage was unveiled earlier this month by entrepreneur Gareth Woodham.
Bishop visits Burnham school
A BURNHAM-On-Sea school which is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year was visited by the Bishop of Bath and Wells this week. The Right Revnd Peter Price, Bishop of Bath and Wells, visited St Andrew's School in Dunstan Road on Monday - much to the delight of pupils and staff.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea school which is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year was visited by the Bishop of Bath and Wells this week. The Right Revnd Peter Price, Bishop of Bath and Wells, visited St Andrew's School in Dunstan Road on Monday - much to the delight of pupils and staff.
Firefighters tackle heath blaze
FIREFIGHTERS from across Somerset tackled a major heathland fire at Crook Peak, near Burnham-On-Sea, on Monday March 20th. Seven crews from Somerset Fire and Rescue service dealt with the large gorse fire on the northern side of the hillside, which raged for more than four hours.
FIREFIGHTERS from across Somerset tackled a major heathland fire at Crook Peak, near Burnham-On-Sea, on Monday March 20th. Seven crews from Somerset Fire and Rescue service dealt with the large gorse fire on the northern side of the hillside, which raged for more than four hours.
Free bus passes for over 60s
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents over 60 years old and certain categories of people with disabilities will soon be able to travel free on buses across the county. Sedgemooor District Council announced this week that it and the County Council are launching a new Travelpass Scheme.
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents over 60 years old and certain categories of people with disabilities will soon be able to travel free on buses across the county. Sedgemooor District Council announced this week that it and the County Council are launching a new Travelpass Scheme.
Court rejects racist claims
A MOTHER who claimed her son was racially abused at a fee-paying school in Burnham-On-Sea lost her claim for damages on Monday March 20th. Aliya Smethurst had claimed her son Mikhail was called "mud face" as a six-year-old at St Christopher's School, but the court rejected the claim.
A MOTHER who claimed her son was racially abused at a fee-paying school in Burnham-On-Sea lost her claim for damages on Monday March 20th. Aliya Smethurst had claimed her son Mikhail was called "mud face" as a six-year-old at St Christopher's School, but the court rejected the claim.
Wind plan goes to planners
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea will be submitted to planners this week. Ecotricity, the company behind the scheme, told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Monday March 20th that its proposal would reach planners within 48 hours.
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a wind farm on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea will be submitted to planners this week. Ecotricity, the company behind the scheme, told Burnham-On-Sea.com on Monday March 20th that its proposal would reach planners within 48 hours.
Speedway man injured in crash
ONE of the leading members of Burnham-On-Sea's Somerset Rebels speedway team could be out of action for at least a month after breaking his wrist in an accident over the weekend. New Czech signing Pavel Ondrasik was involved in an accident on Saturday night.
ONE of the leading members of Burnham-On-Sea's Somerset Rebels speedway team could be out of action for at least a month after breaking his wrist in an accident over the weekend. New Czech signing Pavel Ondrasik was involved in an accident on Saturday night.
Sunshine boost for traders
LONG-awaited Spring sunshine brought the crowds into Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday, putting a smile back onto the faces of traders in the town. The weather was welcome news for the tourist trade which has been suffering from a late start to Spring caused by cold weather.
LONG-awaited Spring sunshine brought the crowds into Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday, putting a smile back onto the faces of traders in the town. The weather was welcome news for the tourist trade which has been suffering from a late start to Spring caused by cold weather.
School celebrates 150 years
A BURNHAM school which is celebrating its 150th anniversary has being attracting former pupils, parents and teachers with an exhibition charting its history. Stephen James, head teacher at St Andrew's, opened the doors this week to let people join in with the celebrations.
A BURNHAM school which is celebrating its 150th anniversary has being attracting former pupils, parents and teachers with an exhibition charting its history. Stephen James, head teacher at St Andrew's, opened the doors this week to let people join in with the celebrations.
Burnham man shot himself
A BURNHAM-On-Sea man suffering after the death of his wife shot himself because he could not cope without her, an inquest was told this week. Peter Whitcombe, 66, of Old Burnham Road, killed himself at Jaycroft Road after tragically suffering the loss of his wife to cancer.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea man suffering after the death of his wife shot himself because he could not cope without her, an inquest was told this week. Peter Whitcombe, 66, of Old Burnham Road, killed himself at Jaycroft Road after tragically suffering the loss of his wife to cancer.
Celebrity chefs draw crowds
A CROWD of over 3,000 people watched three top TV celebrity chefs perform cookery demonstrations and workshops at a popular food fayre in Brean on Thursday (March 16th). Lesley Waters, Ed Baines and Martin Blunos appeared at the annual 2006 Somerset Food Fayre.
A CROWD of over 3,000 people watched three top TV celebrity chefs perform cookery demonstrations and workshops at a popular food fayre in Brean on Thursday (March 16th). Lesley Waters, Ed Baines and Martin Blunos appeared at the annual 2006 Somerset Food Fayre.
Matthew just misses top spot
BURNHAM-On-Sea fashion student Matthew Bowkett just missed out on first place in the final of Sky One's reality TV series Project Catwalk on Thursday night. But the 21 year-old from Stoddens Road is quite rightly proud of his overall second place in the overall series.
BURNHAM-On-Sea fashion student Matthew Bowkett just missed out on first place in the final of Sky One's reality TV series Project Catwalk on Thursday night. But the 21 year-old from Stoddens Road is quite rightly proud of his overall second place in the overall series.
