Phil Hill
Chief Reporter at Somerset County Gazette
None at Bridgwater Mercury News
Chief reporter on the Somerset County Gazette.
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bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Phil Hill
The initiative on Friday (May 30) aims to promote community safety and offer support to residents. It follows the launch of a police operation to tackle the problems with early intervention to address the root causes and prevent further escalation. Police, council officials, healthcare and members of the voluntary sector will be on hand on Friday to speak to the public, listen to concerns and give crime prevention advice.
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somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Phil Hill
Planners at Somerset Council have granted conditional planning permission for three rows of panels on 171 square metres at Walkers Farm, in Bullplace Road, Stathe. The development will create renewable electricity for use on the farm and its holiday accommodation. Objections to the proposals were received from Burrowbridge Parish Council and 11 local people. The application said the “small scale” scheme at the family-run dairy farm would help combat the rising costs of mains electricity.
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somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Phil Hill
The proposals for the flats in Cemetery Lane are being recommended for conditional approval at Somerset Council’s planning committee east meeting next Tuesday (June 3). Street parish council member Cllr Peter Goater, who supports the development of affordable properties, questions “what the bereavement strategy is - where the people of Street will be buried in for the next 50 years”, according to documents submitted to Somerset Council.
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greatbritishlife.co.uk | Phil Hill
A dilapidated former mill cottage which featured in the video of one of the greatest hit songs of the early 1990s has been put on the market. Bryan Adams’ iconic ‘(Everything I Do) I Do It for You’ music video was partially shot outside the Silk Mills building in a remote woodland spot on the Quantock Hills, at Holford. And the surrounding woodland also has a music connection as it was more recently bought by one-time Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, who donated it to the League Against Cruel Sports.
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1 week ago |
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Phil Hill
Conditional full planning permission has been granted for the development after a report highlighted “a chronic shortage” of space that currently fails to meet minimum standards. The scheme involves relocating the dining hall, which doubles up as an assembly hall, to the existing library in Block K and transforming the dining hall in Block C into the new library. A single-storey extension to Block K is scheduled to be built on a section of the adjacent sports field.
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