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Collett Park Day set to bring community and culture together in Shepton Mallet

By Laura Linham

20th May 2024 | Local News

Collett Park Day is getting closer (File photo/Nub News)

Collett Park Day is more than just a festival; it’s a day to celebrate the community spirit and cultural heritage of Shepton Mallet.

Come and play in May - Exciting adventures await at Wookey Hole this Half Term!

By Alice Smith

20th May 2024 | Local News

The Moon at Wookey Hole - copyright Wookey Hole

This Half Term there is a new addition to Wookey Hole’s line up of legends, which includes King Kong, a valley full of dinosaurs and of course, the Witch. .

Somerset residents may face higher bin collection costs as Suez seeks contract renegotiation

By Laura Linham

19th May 2024 | Local News

A report on the proposed option for moving forward will come before the executive for a decision later in the year.

Suez currently holds the contract for all kerbside collections in Somerset, (including recycling, refuse, food waste and garden waste).

Shepton Mallet's job market heats up with exciting opportunities

By Laura Linham

18th May 2024 | Local News

A unique opportunity has emerged for a Fire Extinguisher Engineer in Shepton Mallet (File photo/Unsplash)

From education to engineering, the diversity of available positions mirrors the vibrant community spirit of Shepton.

Shepton Mallet calls on new and existing volunteers for community gathering

By Laura Linham

17th May 2024 | Local News

The event, co-hosted by Shepton Mallet Town Council, SMart, Make the Sunshine, and Flock, aims to celebrate the priceless efforts of volunteers. (Phot: SMTC)

Discover how you can contribute to Shepton Mallet's vibrant community spirit at the upcoming volunteer meet-up.

Shepton Mallet Town Council welcomes new chair, Dave Crisfield

By Laura Linham

17th May 2024 | Local News

Dave Crisfield steps into the role following the tenure of Matt Harrison.

Dave Crisfield takes over from Matt Harrison, who has led significant transformations in the council since 2020.

Sir James Dyson remains the richest in the Southwest despite financial losses, according to The Sunday Times Rich List

By Laura Linham

17th May 2024 | Local News

This year's Rich List, a 76-page special edition of The Sunday Times Magazine, shows a decrease in the number of billionaires from 177 in 2022 to 165.

Dorothy House Frome Running Festival 2024

By Dan Varley

17th May 2024 | Local Sport