And I'm not talking Crème de Menthe in case you were wondering! A short while ago, I started 'Somerset Green Drinks'. http://www.biothinking.com/greendrinks/somerset.jpg As the website at www.GreenDrinks.org simply puts it, "Every month, people who
And I'm not talking Crème de Menthe in case you were wondering! A short while ago, I started 'Somerset Green Drinks'. http://www.biothinking.com/greendrinks/somerset.jpg As the website at www.GreenDrinks.org simply puts it, "Every month, people who
A NEW survey carried out by the NSPCC has shown that more than 50 per cent of British children have had an unwanted experience' on the internet. Cyber-bullying, threats and internet predators are increasing problems but, luckily, help is at hand from
CHARD Town are hoping to end the season on a high note tomorrow (Wednesday) night when they face Cullompton Rangers in the Axminster Hospital Cup Final. The Robins, who were battered 7-0 by promoted Bridgwater Town in their final match of the season
PARENTS of pupils attending Swanmead Community School in Ilminster are growing increasingly concerned about the amount of traffic and the speed of motorists around the school. A meeting is set to be held tonight (Tuesday) - as The News went to press
THE Royal Bath and West Show this year from May 30 to June 2 will be bursting at the seams with entries and displays in the equestrian categories. A record entry of over 1,900 ridden and in-hand, spread over the four days, will keep all rings and stewards
THE new Mayor of Chard, Cllr Martin Wale, is looking forward to his year in office and helping to promote the town. Cllr Wale was elected to the role on Monday night during Chard Town Council's first full meeting since the local elections of earlier
THE Government has been criticised over its record on tax credits after cross party group of MPs released a damning report. The report revealed that of the £47-billion paid out in tax credits in the first three years of the current system, £5.8-billion
MP David Laws is to hold an advice centre in Chard to enable local people to speak to him personally about their problems. The surgery will take place this Saturday (May 19) from 9.30am to 11am at the Chard Young People's Centre in Essex Close. Mr Laws
PEOPLE in Chard, Ilminster and Crewkerne and surrounding villages have been urged to make sure that they are financially literate' and understand credit and debt issues. The call from Yeovil MP David Laws comes following cross-party support for Credit
FESTIVAL goers will be able to enjoy a range of bands and beautiful scenery at the Urban Lawns Music Festival in Axminster this weekend. The event follows last years successful event, and will take place on Saturday and Sunday at Cloakham Lawns in Axminster
TATWORTH Playing Fields will be holding their 27th annual Mini Rally at the playing fields on June 3. The event will take place form 10am and will include a host of stationary engines, tractors, vintage vehicles and steam engines. An extended range
SOUTH Somerset Climate Action is holding a meeting next Wednesday, May 23, at 7.15 at the Minster Rooms in Ilminster. The group will hold a general discussion on what they want to achieve focusing on actions members of the public can take to help the
IRISH band DIASPORA will be performing at the Warehouse Theatre in Ilminster in June. The group will appear on Saturday June 2 from 7.45pm. Tickets £6.50, £6 or £3.50 from Brenda Lake on 01460-249304 or the Minster Pharmacy on 01460-52712.
