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Posted on February 26, 2026February 26, 2026

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  • Russell and Earl among starters as Prem returns - team news from every game March 20, 2026
    Scotland's Finn Russell, England internationals Ben Spencer, Ben Earl, Marcus Smith and Wales' Tomos Williams all start for their Prem clubs.
  • Russell and Daly among starters as Prem returns March 20, 2026
    Scotland's Finn Russell, England internationals Ben Spencer, Ben Earl, Marcus Smith and Wales' Tomos Williams all start for their Prem clubs.
  • Driver banned after clocking 149mph on motorway March 20, 2026
    Paiwand Siamand was caught speeding in a Volkswagen Golf R on a damp, unlit stretch of the motorway.
  • Firefighters tackle blaze which spread from tractor March 20, 2026
    Firefighters from Wellington, Taunton, Bridgwater and Street were sent to the scene of the fire.
  • 'Weca needs to control its own bus network' March 20, 2026
    The Greater Manchester mayor believes Bristol could improve services by updating its transport model.

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Missed an issue? Read online!

RSS BBC Somerset News

  • Russell and Earl among starters as Prem returns - team news from every game March 20, 2026
    Scotland's Finn Russell, England internationals Ben Spencer, Ben Earl, Marcus Smith and Wales' Tomos Williams all start for their Prem clubs.
  • Russell and Daly among starters as Prem returns March 20, 2026
    Scotland's Finn Russell, England internationals Ben Spencer, Ben Earl, Marcus Smith and Wales' Tomos Williams all start for their Prem clubs.
  • Driver banned after clocking 149mph on motorway March 20, 2026
    Paiwand Siamand was caught speeding in a Volkswagen Golf R on a damp, unlit stretch of the motorway.
  • Firefighters tackle blaze which spread from tractor March 20, 2026
    Firefighters from Wellington, Taunton, Bridgwater and Street were sent to the scene of the fire.
  • 'Weca needs to control its own bus network' March 20, 2026
    The Greater Manchester mayor believes Bristol could improve services by updating its transport model.

RSS BBC Dorset News

  • Neighbourhoods to get £20m funding boost March 20, 2026
    Local people can help decide where the £20m over a decade should go, the government says.
  • Who is the face on Bournemouth's badge? March 20, 2026
    Our Ask Me Anything team explain who the person on Bournemouth badge is.
  • Thatch fire tackled by 60 firefighters March 20, 2026
    Crews remain at the home using thermal imaging cameras to check for hotspots.
  • Care home residents finish 'Race Across' challenge March 20, 2026
    The care home ran its own version of Race Across the World, swapping backpacks for walking sticks.
  • Flood-prone areas to receive £45m for defences March 20, 2026
    Investments in projects such as coastal defences will aim to protect communities from the impacts of flooding.
  • William in Bournemouth for homelessness campaign March 19, 2026
    Prince William met delegates from Australia, Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands and Finland in Bournemouth.
  • King opens world's longest coastal path around England March 19, 2026
    The King Charles coastal path will allow walkers right of access to the entire coast for the first time.
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