A woman was hit with a £100 fine after an eight-minute stay in a Poole car park, saying she was unable to pay despite multiple attempts.

A LOLLIPOP lady fears ‘children will lose their lives’ after the council prepares to axe her position outside a school.

New renter protections in England begin 1 May under the Renters’ Rights Act, ending no-fault Section 21 evictions and boosting security for tenants.

Neil Duncan-Jordan MP introduces Hunting Act 2004 Amendment Bill to Parliament, aiming to close fox hunting loopholes and ban trail hunting.

A man was knocked unconscious and left with a broken jaw after an alleged attack outside a bar.

Discover 'The Skittle Players of Bridgwater' exhibition by Joss Barratt at The Engine Room, celebrating Somerset skittles and Bridgwater’s community spirit.

A vibrant new mural by local pupils now welcomes visitors to Agratas’ Bridgwater battery factory, celebrating community and future opportunities in Somerset.

Energy bills could get cheaper for millions under new UK plans - here’s what it means for your household.

Cllr Bill Revans reflects on Karen Revans' legacy at Richard Huish College, Somerset’s education, local investment, and opportunities for young people.

Bridgwater marks 100 years since the first international shortwave transatlantic radio link, with centenary events celebrating Marconi and UK telecoms history.

Shoppers in Bridport have expressed sadness about the continuing number of businesses closing in the town

A woman who has suffered multiple miscarriages on her journey to becoming a mother has completed another epic challenge two weeks after running a marathon in Bridport

TEMPORARY traffic lights are to be installed along part of the A35 near Bridport as work on a new roundabout begins

Plans for a shop in Bridport are one step closer as a licence to sell alcohol has been granted for the premises

Ex-pupils and staff are invited to a reunion for a Dorset school which closed 46 years ago

Harp Road and Vole Road in Mark and Brent Knoll to close 27 April–1 May for National Grid pole works, per Somerset Council. Alternative route in place.

Energy bills could get cheaper for millions under new UK plans - here’s what it means for your household.

Debate over unisex toilets in UK schools grows, with parents raising concerns on standards, privacy, and inclusion. Clinton Rogers gives his take.

Cllr Bill Revans reflects on Karen Revans' legacy at Richard Huish College, Somerset’s education, local investment, and opportunities for young people.

More than 1,000 homes part of Somerset were left without water earlier today (April 23) after a burst main disrupted supplies in the area.

Charity concert in Ilminster on 23 May supports Somerset Sight. Enjoy Taunton Deane Male Voice Choir and Wessex Women Acapella Choir.

Chard Boxing Club has announced a sponsored tyre flip event this May.

Yeovil’s Taylor sisters run the London Marathon for Guide Dogs UK after helping raise Izzy, now a qualified guide dog. Support their fundraising efforts.

Debate over unisex toilets in UK schools grows, with parents raising concerns on standards, privacy, and inclusion. Clinton Rogers gives his take.

Oak Tree Park named in Crewkerne’s Wool Gardens after community competition by Taylor Wimpey Exeter, celebrating 110 new homes and local involvement.

All the build-up, team news, live play-by-play match updates, reaction, analysis, stats and highlights from cinch Stadium at Franklin's Gardens

Weston currently occupy the final play-off position going into the final day

"This change will make it easier for visitors to enjoy longer stays in the town."

Housing plans have been given the go-ahead

But not everyone is happy about it