Hospitality businesses in South Somerset hit by Covid say government financial support for the sector can't come soon enough. It’s been made a lot easier to report potholes in South Somerset. There’s good news from people in Crewkerne and have had garden equipment stolen. The Government’s set out plans to pay farmers and landowners to create nature reserves and to help re-wild the countryside...and more.
Hospitality businesses in South Somerset hit by Covid say government financial support for the sector can't come soon enough. South Somerset District Council is offering grants to businesses whose turnover has been impacted by the pandemic. Details of how to apply can be found on the South Somerset District Council website.
It’s been made a lot easier to report potholes in South Somerset. The County Council has launched a new website for complainants to upload photos of potholes and pinpoint on a map exactly where a road is damaged. The details are then passed to an engineer for the pothole to be filled in.
There’s good news from people in Crewkerne and have had garden equipment stolen. Dozens of garden tools, including hedge cutters, lawnmowers, rotavators and chainsaws have been recovered by police. If you think some of the items belong to you, you can claim them back by calling the police non-emergency number 101.
The Government’s set out plans to pay farmers and landowners to create nature reserves and to help re-wild the countryside. The scheme’s part of a new post-Brexit system to replace EU subsidies.
Tickets are still available for Yeovil Town’s FA Cup Third Round clash with Championship league side Bournemouth at Huish Park tomorrow (Saturday 8th Jan) kick-off is at 5.45 pm. Seated tickets are priced at £20, terrace tickets are £18, under-16's £5 and under-12’s just £3.
More than 4,500 people have expressed interest in joining a new NHS dental practice in Crewkerne. Somerset Council says a long-term solution is needed to make Hendford Hill in Yeovil fully safe for motorists. A Somerset man has won first prize at the World Marmalade Awards... and more
Somerset Council says Hendford Hill in Yeovil should be fully reopened to traffic by the end of May. Plans have been approved to build 40 new homes in Crewkerne. A huge pile of illegally dumped rubbish in Glastonbury has been cleared... and more
Police are appealing for witnesses to a fatal collision at Rimpton. A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage in South Petherton. Former Yeovil Town manager Gary Johnson has been retained as first-team manager of Taunton Town for next season... and more
A former school in Sherborne has been badly damaged by fire. A care home in Yeovil has been rated outstanding. ublic spaces in West Coker owned by Somerset Council are being handed over to the parish council. Mendip Golf Club has presented a cheque for £12,000 to Mind in Somerset... and more
Plans have been submitted to turn a property on Preston Road in Yeovil into a House in Multiple Occupation. Yeovil’s Marlie Packer has been recalled to the England Red Roses starting line-up for tomorrow’s Women’s Six Nations game against Wales. Three sisters from Yeovil will be running the London Marathon this weekend in support of Guide Dogs UK... and more
Helicopters from RNAS Yeovilton have completed six weeks of sorties, protecting Cyprus from attacks by Iran. People in Somerset who use domestic heating oil are calling on the government to regulate the oil supply industry. Patients are being invited to register at a new NHS dentist in Crewkerne... and more
Expectant mothers are using Yeovil Hospital once again to give birth following the reopening of the maternity unit. A Yeovil man has been jailed for four years for committing sexual offences against two young girls. Plans have been approved to convert a pub in Milborne Port into housing... and more
NHS Somerset has delayed closing the hyper-acute stroke unit at Yeovil Hospital. A former Avon and Somerset Police officer has been jailed for making indecent images of children. A Somerset man has been fined after pleading guilty to hunting a wild animal with dogs... and more
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