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Aug 15, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · John Wimperis

    Clevedon shopkeeper 'humbled' by support over parking costs (opens the original)

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    A shopkeeper who fought his town's new parking charges while battling cancer said he was "overwhelmed and humbled" after the community raised £10,000 to help pay his legal costs. Daniel Adams, who runs Stationery House in Clevedon, took North Somerset Council to the High Court to try to restore free parking. He lost and was ordered to pay the council's legal costs. He was going through a seventh round of chemotherapy for stage three bowel cancer when legal proceedings began in October, but said

  2. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · John Wimperis

    'Wife' of River Avon persuades councillors to protect it (opens the original)

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    Councillors have voted unanimously to take more action to protect a famous river following a campaign spearheaded by a woman who "married" the waterway three years ago. Researcher and performance poet Meg Avon staged a wedding to the River Avon in 2023 to raise awareness of pollution and rapidly declining biodiversity. She and campaign group We Are Avon persuaded Bath and North East Somerset Council to this month endorse a charter recognising the river's right to thrive, flow sustainably and not

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · John Wimperis

    Campaigners hope to create England's first 20mph city (opens the original)

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    Hundreds of campaigners are calling for a 20mph speed limit to be implemented on every road in a city. Many roads in Bath, Somerset, are already limited to 20mph as it was among the first cities to introduce the law. By the end of April 2027, all the roads on the north side of the River Avon will be reduced to 20mph. However, the change will not apply to the remaining eight-and-a-half miles of 30mph roads on the south side of the river. A spokesperson for Bath and North East Somerset (BANES) cou

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