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Councillor Sue Osborne (Conservative, Ilminster)
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Calls for greater support for key cycle route between Chard and Ilminster

Joshua Bonehill-Paine is the Conservative candidate for Crewkerne South Joshua Bonehill-Paine is the Conservative candidate for Crewkerne South
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Former neo-Nazi to stand for Conservatives in Somerset local elections

Councillor Martin Wale (Conservative, Chard North) Councillor Martin Wale (Conservative, Chard North)
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Somerset Council "setting itself up for a fall" over Chard relief road delays

Planned site of 67 homes on the A358 Hornsbury Hill, seen from Chaffcombe Road Planned site of 67 homes on the A358 Hornsbury Hill, seen from Chaffcombe Road
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Key section of Chard relief road secured as 67 homes approved

Val Keitch and Sue Osborne both represent the Ilminster division on Somerset Council Val Keitch and Sue Osborne both represent the Ilminster division on Somerset Council
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Ilminster may get no vote on Somerset Council budget

Councillor Diogo Rodrigues, inset, has claimed Somerset Council has lost millions by selling off the Marks and Spencer store in Yeovil Councillor Diogo Rodrigues, inset, has claimed Somerset Council has lost millions by selling off the Marks and Spencer store in Yeovil
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Sale of Marks and Spencer store may have lost council nearly £5m, councillor claims

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Boris Johnson's message to British public as he leaves 'best job in the world'

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