RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Monday April 27
TODAY'S RADSTOCK WEATHER: A cloudier day but with just a few patches of rain. A few bright or sunny intervals at times. Winds will be mostly light and variable.
Midsomer Norton drivers advised to read the small print before they get caught out as the UK heads out of lockdown
By Susie Watkins
26th Apr 2020 | Local News
Staying Insured: Read the Small Print!
Millions of us are now on covid-19 lockdown with many starting to run out of walls to paint or attics to clear. With spare time in hand, this might be the time to check that our car policy paperwork is correct and that we are not inadvertently breaching their terms and conditions of cover.
Petty vandalism in Radstock - a third incident in the town leaves the council using time and money to clean up
By Susie Watkins
24th Apr 2020 | Local News
A popular children's play area in Radstock has been vandalised, just days after police posed at the gates of it to thank locals for social distancing.
The Tom Huyton Park had been closed due to the government's coronavirus lockdown, but park maintenance crews were still working there, cleaning the equipment ready for the hoped re-opening soon.
Staying insured: read the small print advise Thatcher + Hallam
By Susie Watkins
24th Apr 2020 | Local News
Millions of us are now on covid-19 lockdown with many starting to run out of walls to paint or attics to clear. With spare time in hand, this might be the time to check that our car policy paperwork is correct and that we are not inadvertently breaching their terms and conditions of cover.
Lauren Martin is an ACILEx working in the personal injury department at local solicitors Thatcher + Hallam LLP, where the firm covers a broad range of accidents, from defective products, slips and trips to accidents at work.
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RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Friday April 24
A butchers in Westfield - which stayed open through two World Wars - is now open again and hopes all the new custom will stay
By Susie Watkins
23rd Apr 2020 | Local News
It has stared down two World Wars, and a handful of recessions, but when the coronavirus pandemic began, the family-run butchers in Westfield did have to reassess.
Not because anyone was ill, but just because the business, which was started in 1913, was so busy as residents went into lockdown, they needed a bit of a break.
Bath & North East Somerset Council is restarting fortnightly garden waste collections on Monday 27 April after the service was temporarily paused due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
The council is resuming the service as a priority in light of recycling centres having to close and residents are being thanked for their patience since collections stopped, to prioritise recycling and black bin waste collections.
UPDATED Did you know Jon Morris, police revise address to Paulton
By Susie Watkins
23rd Apr 2020 | Local News
Police have launched an appeal to find the next of kin of a man who was found dead at his home.
They are appealing for help to trace the next of kin of 74-year-old Jon Morris, who was sadly found dead at his home in Orchard Road in Paulton by his carer on Tuesday 24 March.
Hurrah : Midsomer Norton gardeners get told green collections are coming back
By Susie Watkins
23rd Apr 2020 | Local News
Bath & North East Somerset Council is restarting fortnightly garden waste collections on Monday 27 April after the service was temporarily paused due to the coronavirus.
The council is resuming the service as a priority in light of recycling centres having to close and residents are being thanked for their patience since collections stopped, to prioritise recycling and black bin waste collections.
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