Daniel Clark
Content Editor (SomersetLive). Exeter City FC correspondent for DevonLive. All views my own etc.
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6 days ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Tomas Malloy |Daniel Clark
Residents of Glastonbury town are bracing themselves for the annual confusion that leads some festival-goers to mistakenly arrive in their quaint locale. The town finds humour in the sight of bewildered music fans "laden with tents, boots and rucksacks" turning up each year. Despite the world-famous Glastonbury Festival drawing 210,000 visitors annually, a handful still end up in the town of Glastonbury rather than the actual festival site in Pilton, situated nine miles east.
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6 days ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Daniel Clark
Heartfelt messages have been paid to 42 much-loved Somerset locals in the latest funeral and death notices this week. Tributes have been paid to much-loved family members and those who have tragically had their lives cut short. In total 37 death notices were placed into the funeral notices section of SomersetLive’s sister print titles, for those people who either lived in the county or had links to it and have died recently.
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6 days ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Daniel Clark |Alexandra Bullard
The BBC is poised to provide comprehensive coverage of the Glastonbury Festival this June, returning to Somerset's Worthy Farm. Spanning two months, audiences can immerse themselves in the event via TV, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sounds, and radio offerings. The star-studded presenting team has been unveiled, featuring Anita Rani, Annie Macmanus, Arielle Free, Cerys Matthews, Clara Amfo, Craig Charles, Danni Diston, and Danny Howard, among others, who will be bringing festival atmosphere right into homes.
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6 days ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Daniel Clark
Somerset maintained their impressive run in the Vitality Blast, securing a six-wicket victory over Glamorgan. After limiting Glamorgan to 130 for 9, thanks largely to Australian international Riley Meredith's 4 for 21, Somerset easily chased down the modest total. This win keeps them at the top of the South Group as they head into the mid-competition break with seven victories from eight matches.
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1 week ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Daniel Clark |Kirstie McCrum
Robbie Williams' two sellout performances in Bath have been described as 'incredible' - with hopes of more concerts coming to the magnificent Royal Crescent in Bath. The ex-Take That sensation graced Somerset with his Britpop 2025 tour last weekend with a total of 30,000 fans flocking to the venue over both evenings. These concerts are among the few that have taken place at the Royal Crescent, which recently marked its 250th anniversary.
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