RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Wednesday March 18

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TODAY'S RADSTOCK: Sunrise 06:16 Sunset 18:21

TODAY'S RADSTOCK WEATHER: Some rain will push in from the north-west in the morning and linger through the day, but will gradually turn lighter and patchier. Overall a grey and wet day, but mild.

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TODAY'S MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LOCATIONS IN AND AROUND RADSTOCK:

Chilcompton Road, Midsomer Norton (30mph)

Ham Lane, Paulton (20mph)

A362 Frome Road, nr jct B3139/A366, Radstock (40mph)

Information supplied by Avon & Somerset police. Please note that mobile enforcement may still take place at other locations within Bath and North East Somerset.

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FILMS ON TODAY AT THE LITTLE THEATRE IN BATH:

Sadly the cinema announced that from today (March 18) it will be closed. The owner Picturehouse announced the closure of all it's cinemas across the UK until further notice.

EVENTS IN AND AROUND RADSTOCK:

Some good positive news: Fosseway Press in Radstock are staying open !

They want to reassure their customers that they have taken precautions where necessary and have antibacterial hand gel available at all times. They are happy to help with any orders and happy to post to you or even deliver (to the Norton Radstock area) at an extra cost. One clever idea they had - gift vouchers. Gift vouchers are a great way to keep business afloat to spend later. The company can print any amount you want. They also have a large selection of Mother's Day gifts.

The March 21 bike marking in Radstock has been postponed, as have all local Slimming World groups which will be shut for at least three weeks.

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TODAY'S RADSTOCK SUPERMARKET OPENING TIMES:

Radstock Co-operative Superstore : 7am - 8pm

Jones Lifestyle Shop (Frome Hill) : 7am- 10 pm

Londis (Stoke Hill, St Michael): 7:30 am - 8pm

McColl's ( Fortescue Road): 6am-10.30 pm

Clandown Stores:8am-7pm

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:

"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow." Albert Einstein, who knew a thing or two.