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- Sep 18, 2026
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Outrage in historic city as 'crucial' car park closes gates (opens the original)
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A row has broken out in the historic city of Wells after church landowners closed a popular free parking site to visitors and shoppers. For years visitors, marketeers, business owners and shoppers have parked on land at Palace Farm during market days, festivals and other big occasions in the picturesque Somerset city. The farm has been run by the Phelps family for more than four generations. They are tenant farmers and for many years have opened the gates to their farm during festivals, markets
'Somerset Levels deserve to be England's 11th national park' (opens the original)
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The Somerset Levels are famous the world over for a unique wetlands environment and amazing plant and wildlife. It is a beautiful area to visit and some campaigners believe it deserves National Park status, which would put it on the same level of importance as the Lake District, the Peak District and the Yorkshire Dales. Environmentalists and the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) are calling on the Levels to be made into a National Park, which would make sure it is protected for future ge
Bath restaurant owners will travel to Nepal on aid mission (opens the original)
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The owners of a Nepalese restaurant in Bath are raising funds for victims of the catastrophic floods in Nepal. Sarah and Sera Gurung, who have family and friends on the ground in Nepal, have run Yak Yeti Yak restaurant in Pierrepont Street for many years and through their foundation have built several schools in Nepalese villages hit by the earthquake of 2015. The floods hit Nepal last Wednesday, devastating parts of Nepal and Tibet. At least 1,118 people have died and more than 3,900 remain mis
Much-loved restaurant has 'exciting' future almost a decade on (opens the original)
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It is nearly 10 years since The Ivy Bath Brasserie and Garden first opened its doors in Milsom Street, and it has become an institution in the city ever since. Situated in the beautiful former NatWest bank in the centre of Bath’s iconic street, it has established itself as a go-to place for birthdays, graduations and celebrations in Bath. Even the late Anthony Head, one of our local treasures, named the tuna carpaccio at The Ivy, Bath as his all time favourite starter on the Off-Menu podcast. It
Another TJ Jones store confirms closure in Somerset (opens the original)
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The TG Jones shop and newsagents has become the latest high street casualty in the city of Wells. The former WH Smith is one of 150 shops owned by TG Jones to close around the country, with the company blaming falling sales, inflation, reduced consumer spending, increased online shopping and rising operating costs for its financial difficulties. The shop, which has huge reductions and ‘everything must go’ signs in its windows, will close its doors in September leaving another empty shop in Wells
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