Evo-Stik Southern League. Merthyr Town 1, Bridgwater Town 2 BRIDGWATER Town produced a highly impressive performance to win away at table-topping Merthyr Town, writes Eddie Robinson. Tom Knighton netted either side of half-time for the
STAFF at Mecca Bridgwater are celebrating after helping to raise £500,000 for the charity Carers Trust. Throughout the year team members at the club have organised a whole host of fundraising events, from 24/7 challenges to the most recent ‘Wear
FIRE crews attended a chimney fire at a property in North Petherton on Saturday afternoon. Crews attended the incident at The Chantry, Rhode Lane, at around 5pm. A statement from Devon & Somerset fire service said: "One fire fighting
NETHER Stowey Primary School and the Stowey Bears Pre-school have come together to raise more than £3,500 at a silent auction. The auction, where items were donated by local businesses, was in aid of both the school and preschool. Of the grand
BROADWAY in Bridgwater has been re-opened following an earlier accident which resulted in a car overturning. Police closed Broadway just off of the junction with Taunton Road, outside the Morrisons supermarket. Emergency services arrived at
PEOPLE are invited to the University of Bristol to meet scientists and to learn more about latest research into dementia. The free event at UWE’s Exhibition and Conference Centre on Tuesday, March 31, from midday to 4pm is open to anyone but booking
A NEW exhibition exploring the subject of photography and photographic processes as experimental and diagnostic tools is now on display at Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton.
A MAJOR UK fuel supplies is urging Bridgwater homeowners to ensure their fuel is safe with statistics showing theft of heating oil is on the rise. Data from Avon and Somerset Constabulary shows that the number of reported oil thefts in the county
HAVE you ever seen a white jackdaw before? Neither have we but thanks to a Mercury reader, now we all can. This rarity was snapped by a reader in his back garden in Pawlett.
ONE in three Britons aged 18 to 24 is not registered on the Electoral Roll. Among those who are, 20% admit that they were registered by someone else, such as a family member or their university. Analysis of latest voter registrations revealed
