By John Wimperis - Local Democracy Reporter
15th Mar 2024 | Local News
Spending on emergency planning, CCTV, highways, parking, communications, cleansing, and heritage services and £7,646.85 in officer time .
By John Wimperis - Local Democracy Reporter
15th Mar 2024 | Local News
Spending on emergency planning, CCTV, highways, parking, communications, cleansing, and heritage services and £7,646.85 in officer time .
By Susie Watkins
15th Mar 2024 | Local News
Jobs in and around Midsomer Norton right now include work as Loading Shovel Driver in Radstock and as a lecturer at the College .
By Susie Watkins
15th Mar 2024 | Local News
Moving money around, don't bank on Frome Halifax customers in Midsomer Norton dismayed to find that is closing up too.
By Guest author
15th Mar 2024 | Local News
Bath's CAZ, the first charging zone outside London, was launched on 15 March 2021 .
By Susie Watkins
15th Mar 2024 | Local News
The local cleaning company. Riverside Cleaning Contractors say they want to spread some kindness and say thank you to the emergency services.
By Susie Watkins
14th Mar 2024 | Local News
Fans of fast food will be so disappointed, the application from McDonald's to move into Midsomer Norton has been withdrawn.
By Susie Watkins
14th Mar 2024 | Local News
Parks being considered include Midsomer Norton (South View Road and Excelsior Terrace car parks) Radstock (Church Road and Waterloo Road car parks).
By Susie Watkins
14th Mar 2024 | Local News
Women make better chefs for sure, says Martin Blake who came into the world of high cuisine when being a chef wasn't perhaps so glamorous .
By John Wimperis - Local Democracy Reporter
14th Mar 2024 | Local News
The three council leaders and the Metro Mayor are set to meet for a WECA committee meeting on Friday March 15 at Aerospace Bristol in Patchway.
Glastonbury Festival official line up poster published this morning confirms headline acts performing at the festival this June.
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