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Radstock Museum's attracts visitors from across the world

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Hundreds of visitors have poured into Radstock Museum this autumn, drawn by a rainbow collection of patchwork and quilting, as well as the town's...

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Halloween police operation in Midsomer Norton

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Police say they are planning a clampdown on anti-social behaviour in Midsomer Norton on Halloween and transform it into a fun-packed event on what is...

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Record-breaker Ernie Shackleton's latest form of transport

Record-breaker Ernie Shackleton's latest form of transport

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Record-breaking Bristol grandfather Edwin Shackleton has notched up a bizarre achievement by travelling in 134 different types of vehicle – the...

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Midsomer Norton car theft campaign

Friday, October 16, 2009

Police are stepping up a campaign to crack down on thefts from vehicles in Midsomer Norton by urging drivers to think about what might be a temptation...

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Tory MP from Midsomer Norton caught up in 'sleaze row'

Thursday, October 15, 2009

A Tory MP from Midsomer Norton who once led the old Wansdyke Council reported himself to the Commons sleaze watchdog last night over claims he used...

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Midsomer Norton man to meet PM Gordon Brown

Thursday, October 15, 2009

The premises manager of a Keynsham secondary school will travel to Downing Street today to be thanked by the Prime Minister for all he does behind the...

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Bristol MPs must return thousands of pounds in expenses

Bristol MPs must return thousands of pounds in expenses

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Thousands of pounds will be paid back to parliament by the Bristol region's MPs after an independent auditor examined every expense claim they made in...

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Bristol's last carnival club seeking sponsors

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Bristol's only surviving carnival club is seeking sponsors to ensure it continues.

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One-eyed dustman ran over colleague

One-eyed dustman William Seago ran over a colleague

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

A one-eyed dustbin-man who killed a friend and colleague when he accidentally ran over his head with a 26-tonne refuse lorry was yesterday told he...

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Midsomer Norton war memorial flag pole repaired

Monday, October 12, 2009

Midsomer Norton's War Memorial flag pole has been cleaned up in prepartion for Remembrance Sunday

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