MIDSOMER NORTON BRIEFING: Monday February 3 2020

It is the second Midsomer Norton Town Council open forum tonight from 6pm. Why not go along and tell them what you think about the river, the High Street, anything about the town. The councillors will be in the Beauchamp Room until 7pm there to listen to the issues you care about. It will then be followed by a full council meeting.

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TODAY'S MIDSOMER NORTON: Sunrise 07:47 Sunset 17:02

Weather: A bright and breezy start, with hazy sunny spells and the odd shower. Through the day, winds will moderate as cloud builds from the southwest. Chance of a few spots of rain late on in the south.

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TODAY'S MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LOCATIONS AROUND MIDSOMER NORTON:

No information supplied by Avon and Somerset Police. Please note that mobile enforcement may still take place at other locations within Bath and North East Somerset.

EVENTS IN AND AROUND MIDSOMER NORTON:

This evening there is also a meeting of Westfield Parish Council at 7pm at the Boardroom, in the Oval Office on Cobbler's Way, Westfield, BA3 3BX. There is currently a vacancy for a parish councillor, so if you are interested there will be application forms and they will also have details on how to nominate the Westfield Citizen of the Year.

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FILMS ON TODAY IN THE LITTLE THEATRE IN BATH:

1917

Will be showing at 13:00

Showtimes for The Personal History of David Copperfield

10:30, 15:30, 18:00

Showtimes for Paw Patrol: Ready Race Rescue

11:00

Showtimes for Parasite

18:00

Showtimes for The Lighthouse

15:40, 20:30

MIDSOMER NORTON SUPERMARKET OPENING TIMES:

CO-OP: (Fosseway): 7am-10pm

CO-OP: (Westfield): 7am-9pm

LIDL: 8am-9pm

McCOLL'S: 7am-8pm

SAINSBURY'S: 8am-8pm

SPAR: Open 24 hours

TESCO: 6am-12 am

LLOYDS (pharmacy on the High Street) : 8:30 am until 6pm.

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:

"No circumstance in the natural world is more inexplicable than the diversity of form and color in the human race." Mary Somerville.