THE trust set up in the name of a young Horton girl who collapsed and died has been boosted with the support of a best-selling author. Sophy Layzell recently visited the Rotary Club of Ilminster to speak about her daughter, Jemima, and the trust
AN Ilminster teenager who could not speak English three years ago has landed a business apprenticeship. Sumona Haque, 17, arrived in England in 2012 from Bangladesh to settle into her new Ilminster home. She could not speak any English, but
COUNTY council spokesman (County sorry for footpath delay, The News, February 25) was quoted as saying in council speak: “An opposed order to add a footpath will be referred to the Planning Inspectorate for a decision which will probably be reached
HAVING supported the A303 Dual It campaign, Marcus Fysh is at last turning his attention to public transport. He is now suggesting improvements to our railways – connecting Pen Mill and Yeovil Junction, reopening Chard Junction, improving timetabling
I FIND it astonishing that something positive that Cllr Pearson was attempting to promote was taken out of context by Liberal Democrat Cllr Mermagen (Councillor accused of patronising poles, The News, February 18). Clearly Cllr Pearson was trying
