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Drought-hit Somerset reservoir reveals bridge hidden for 50 years (opens the original)
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A bridge that disappeared beneath the waters of a Somerset reservoir nearly 50 years ago has re-emerged after water levels fell to exceptionally low levels during one of the hottest and driest summers on record. The original Bessom Bridge has become visible at Wimbleball Lake on Exmoor after the reservoir dropped to just 28 per cent of its capacity. The crossing was submerged when the valley was flooded in the late 1970s as part of the creation of Wimbleball Reservoir, one of the South West's la
Weston seafront café raises hefty funds for local hospice care (opens the original)
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A Weston-super-Mare café has raised more than £1,000 for Weston Hospice Care through a year of community fundraising. Staff and customers at Raddy's Café Bar on the seafront helped raise the money through raffles for Christmas, Easter and St Patrick's Day cakes, as well as hosting a tombola. Representatives from Weston Hospice Care visited the café on Tuesday, September 22, to present a thank-you cheque in recognition of the fundraising efforts. Green light for next 142-home phase at Weston
Bridgwater Fair returns for 777th year as thousands of visitors expected (opens the original)
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A last burst of summer sunshine has welcomed the return of Bridgwater's historic annual fair for its 777th year, bringing four days of rides, markets and long-standing traditions to town. The event officially opened on Wednesday, September 30, and will continue until Saturday, October 3, with West Street filled with independent traders and St Matthew's Field once again home to a large funfair. Mayor of Bridgwater Councillor Leigh Redman officially opened the fair alongside representatives from t
Somerset's biggest fair returns for 777th year as thousands of visitors expected (opens the original)
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A last burst of summer sunshine has welcomed the return of Bridgwater's historic annual fair for its 777th year, bringing four days of rides, markets and long-standing traditions to town. The event officially opened on Wednesday, September 30, and will continue until Saturday, October 3, with West Street filled with independent traders and St Matthew's Field once again home to a large funfair. Bridgwater Fair is the largest of it's kind in the South West region and dates back to 1249, with tens
Somerset's biggest fair returns for 777th year as thousands of visitors expected (opens the original)
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A last burst of summer sunshine has welcomed the return of Bridgwater's historic annual fair for its 777th year, bringing four days of rides, markets and long-standing traditions to town. The event officially opened on Wednesday, September 30, and will continue until Saturday, October 3, with West Street filled with independent traders and St Matthew's Field once again home to a large funfair. Bridgwater Fair is the largest of it's kind in the South West region and dates back to 1249, with tens
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