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Young Farmers' tractor run raises over £1,500 for mental health charity

By Laura Linham

26th Feb 2024 | Local News

The total amount raised, £1,527.35, will go a long way in supporting the ongoing efforts of Heads Up Somerset (Photo: Ben Kearle/Facebook)

The event saw an enthusiastic turnout, with between 98 and 100 tractors rumbling through the countryside in a colourful parade of agricultural might. .

Weavers Lodge: A new beacon of residential living in the welcoming arms of Castle Cary

By Laura Linham

26th Feb 2024 | Local News

Nick Rickwood (inset) will be the manager of Weaver's Lodge at Castle Cary.

Weavers Lodge, set to open its doors in late spring, is poised to offer a revolutionary approach to adult residential care.

Shepton Mallet businesses shine in the 2024 Innovator Awards nominations

By Laura Linham

26th Feb 2024 | Local News

This year’s nominees highlight the best of Shepton Mallet’s entrepreneurial spirit (File photo)

With nominations spread across eight categories, the awards are a testament to the innovation and dedication of local enterprises.

Mendip rental market challenges: Bridging the gap between earnings and living costs

By Laura Linham

25th Feb 2024 | Local News

In Mendip there are 109 properties currently available for rent and the average asking rent stands at £1,300.

Kick-starting your career with these roles available in the Shepton area

By Laura Linham

23rd Feb 2024 | Local News

Weaver's Lodge in Castle Cary is looking for staff as they prepare to open to their first residents in Castle Cary. (Credit: Autonomy Ltd)

From healthcare to hospitality, Shepton Mallet's job market is ripe with opportunities for professionals across the spectrum.

Shepton Mallet gears up for Collett Park Day 2024: Trader applications now open

By Laura Linham

23rd Feb 2024 | Local News

Collett Park Day 2024 takes place on 8th June 2024.

This event brings together the community for a day filled with live music, entertainment, food, and a showcase of local charities, arts, and community groups.

Shepton Mallet invited to flood experience sharing session by key agencies

By Laura Linham

22nd Feb 2024 | Local News

Flooding in Shepton Mallet (Credit: Shepton Mallet Town Council)

Aimed at gathering firsthand accounts of the flood's effects, this session is set to play a crucial role in shaping future flood response strategies in the area.

Somerset Council could still go bankrupt within 12 months despite passing a balanced budget

By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter

22nd Feb 2024 | Local News

Protesters Outside The Canalside In Bridgwater Before The Somerset Council Budget Meeting. Image: Sarah Baker.

Budget passed but a stark warning from officers that without drastic reforms it would have have little choice but to call in commissioners by April 2025.

Shepton Mallet's weekend: From motorbikes to ghost hunts and classic cinema

By Laura Linham

22nd Feb 2024 | Local News