SCHOOLS in Somerset are to be given more training and support in a bid to prevent pupils from self-harming. More than one in four schoolgirls in Somerset have self-harmed “as a way of coping with stressful situations”, according to a report published
ALL Aboard for a Somerset home which boasts one of the county’s more unusual features. Binhams, in the Chew Valley, is a five-bedroom home with a surprise feature - its own miniature railway. The railway is offered as part of the sale of the
IT was a glorious year for the Puriton Players in 1999 as the group secured a number of awards. After a production of Mother Goose, the amateur set up scooped gong after gong in a range of categories at the prestigious Cinderella Trophy Competition
RESIDENTS who live near the site of the Glastonbury Festival are being asked to put their recycling out early to ensure smooth collections as the event returns after a year off. Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP), which manages recycling and rubbish
