News in Shepton Mallet

The area of Neighbourne where the property is located (Photo: Google Maps)

Plans to build a new house and garden studio on the site of a current home and store in Neighbourne have been refused by Mendip District Council.

The planning application for the construction of a new dwelling and garden studio following demolition of existing dwelling and garden store, and change of use of land adjacent to the house to be within residential curtilage of the dwelling at Hill Top, Blackey Lane to Withy Lane, Neighbourne, had been submitted by Simon Wellby.

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The Academy in Shepton Mallet, which was previously known as the Amulet (Photo: Google Street View)

A petition has been launched against plans to convert part of the Academy building in the centre of Shepton Mallet into seven flats and a shop, and keep it as a theatre.

However, the building's owner Kevin Newton has said that many attempts have been made to make the building sustainable, and now it would be impossible to be used as a theatre again as different parts of the building had already been converted into different things.

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Angela Morley and Joanna Briar at Pilton Cider

After a period of uncertainty and isolation, two local artists are emerging from the darkness with an exhibition celebrating light as part of Somerset Art Works Open Studios 2020.

Angela Morley (garden designer, willow sculptor and ceramicist) and Joanna Briar (printmaker) are creating a pop-up studio at Pilton Cider on the Anglo-Trading Estate in Shepton Mallet.

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Nub News is hiring in Sales

By Tim Lethaby

16th Jul 2021 | Local News

Nub News is growing - fast

Nub News is looking to hire a sales person.

Nub News has quickly become one of the fastest growing online local newspapers in the country. We have grown quickly for a reason - we deliver local and relevant news in an enjoyable format with no intrusive adverts, annoying pop-ups or click-bait getting in the reader's way.

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