MIDSOMER NORTON BRIEFING: Thursday January 30 2020

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TODAY'S MIDSOMER NORTON: Sunrise 07:51 Sunset16:56

Weather:A dry but cloudy start for most. Through the morning, a few showers will cross the area from the southwest. A drier afternoon will then follow, though skies will stay cloudy.

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TODAY'S MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LOCATIONS AROUND MIDSOMER NORTON:

B3355 Silver Street, Midsomer Norton (30mph)

A362 Frome Road (30mph)

A362, Farrington Gurney (30mph)

A367 Fosseway/Fosseway S, nr Charlton Lane, Midsomer Norton (30mph)

A367 Wells Road, Radstock (30mph)

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:

Looking ahead to Saturday, for the past 14 years the Midsomer Norton Farmers' Market has been held on the first Saturday of the month at Hollies Gardens 9am-1pm. Get your shopping list ready.

Book now to literally walk on fire for Midsomer Norton hero, Henry Ford. On Friday 10th April at Prattens Social Club. It will cost £25 a ticket and then if you can collect sponsorship to help this brave youngster.Tickets can be purchased via.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/firewalk-for-helping-henry-tickets-77613466969.

For more What's On in and around Midsomer Norton click on the red button below.

FILMS ON TODAY IN THE LITTLE THEATRE IN BATH:

1917

12:30, 18:00

Showtimes for The Personal History of David Copperfield

12:45, 15:15, 17:45, 20:30

Showtimes for Little Women

15:00

Showtimes for Weathering with You

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:

When you are angry count to ten before you speak, if very angry count to a hundred. Thomas Jefferson.