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Historic Somerset coastal path sign to be auctioned to secure its future (opens the original)
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Here’s your chance to own a unique piece of West Somerset history. Sealed bids of at least £300 are being invited for a retired fingerpost arm at the start of the South West Coast Path at Minehead. It pointed walkers in the direction of Poole – 629½ miles away at the other end of the national trail. The wooden arm was replaced by a new one due to its deterioration caused by exposure to the elements. Cash raised by CareMoor for Exmoor through the closed bid auction, which runs until 11.59pm on Mo
Lloyds issues update on future of Taunton bank building as Halifax to close (opens the original)
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The Halifax will disappear from Taunton’s high street within weeks. The bank’s branch in East Street is closing down on Monday, October 19. It is part of economy savings by the Lloyds Banking Group, which includes Halifax, Lloyds and Bank of Scotland. Customers who currently bank with the former building society will instead be able to switch to Lloyds, in nearby Fore Street. Once the Halifax leaves town for good, Lloyds will set about removing the ATM cash machine and any signs from the outside
Arts centre founder dreams of turning closed Mecca bingo hall into cinema (opens the original)
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Never bet against Andy Knutt. He views every situation as an opportunity - and more likely than not he'll seize it with both hands. Take his current role at CICCIC - the acronym rolls off the tongue easier than its full title of Creative Innovation Centre Community Interest Company. It’s an independent, non-profit community arts and cultural centre in Paul Street, Taunton. Andy, 57, set it up in 2012 with his business partner Richard Holt. Terminally ill mum faces heartbreaking choice over chemo
Popular dark skies festival to return to Somerset beauty spot next month (opens the original)
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The countdown has begun to the biggest ever Exmoor Dark Skies Festival. The national park’s popular celebration enables visitors to explore the wonders of Exmoor after dark. More than 70 events for all ages are taking place between Friday, October 16 and Sunday, November 1. Bookings are already taking place for the tenth edition of the festival, which is likely to attract families discovering the night sky for the first time to keen astronomers looking to enjoy the international dark sky reserve
New SEN school set to open on grounds of Taunton college (opens the original)
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A school for children not suited to mainstream education is set to open on the campus of a private school in Taunton. The Cambian Group will take up to 35 pupils in former boarding accommodation at Queen’s College, off Trull Road. Somerset Council has raised no objection to the change of use of the first-floor facility into a Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) day school. A statement by Cambrian said: “The new state-funded school will be operated by The Cambian Group, who are commit
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