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Posted on October 1, 2026October 1, 2026

October Issue Out Now

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  • Wooden 194-year-old lighthouse in need of repairs October 29, 2026
    The low lighthouse in Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset was originally built in 1832.
  • Cathedrals finding creative ways to stay afloat October 29, 2026
    Nerys Watts from Wells Cathedral said it costs £9,000 a day to keep the building open.
  • 'Cats deserve the same road protection as dogs' October 28, 2026
    Currently, drivers do not need to report when they hit a cat - however, a petition with almost 190,000 signatures is calling for change.
  • Supermarket truck damages 17th Century building October 28, 2026
    The Dunster Yarn Market was hit by a Tesco delivery truck as it tried to reverse around a corner.
  • Devolution commitment for Wessex welcomed October 28, 2026
    Chancellor John Healey says Wessex is one of the 10 local authorities due to receive agreements.

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RSS feed: BBC Somerset News BBC Somerset News

  • Wooden 194-year-old lighthouse in need of repairs October 29, 2026
    The low lighthouse in Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset was originally built in 1832.
  • Cathedrals finding creative ways to stay afloat October 29, 2026
    Nerys Watts from Wells Cathedral said it costs £9,000 a day to keep the building open.
  • 'Cats deserve the same road protection as dogs' October 28, 2026
    Currently, drivers do not need to report when they hit a cat - however, a petition with almost 190,000 signatures is calling for change.
  • Supermarket truck damages 17th Century building October 28, 2026
    The Dunster Yarn Market was hit by a Tesco delivery truck as it tried to reverse around a corner.
  • Devolution commitment for Wessex welcomed October 28, 2026
    Chancellor John Healey says Wessex is one of the 10 local authorities due to receive agreements.

RSS feed: BBC Dorset News BBC Dorset News

  • 'I stockpiled 600 cans of food for an emergency' October 29, 2026
    Ian Ferguson from Weymouth wanted to be prepared and thinks other people should be too.
  • What would new regional mayors mean for the South? October 29, 2026
    Dorset, Berkshire and Oxfordshire are among 10 areas named in the Budget for new devolution deals.
  • What do people in the South think of the Budget? October 29, 2026
    The BBC speaks to people to hear their reactions to John Healey's first Budget as chancellor.
  • Fleetwood to face Everton or Newcastle in last eight October 28, 2026
    League Two Fleetwood Town will face Everton or Newcastle United at Highbury in the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup.
  • Russell Brand tells trial sexual consent is 'fundamental' October 28, 2026
    The entertainer gives evidence at his trial on charges including rape and assault, which he denies.
  • Driver sent to custody for injuring pedestrian October 28, 2026
    The victim stopped traffic because he was concerned about Archie McCann's driving, police say.
  • MPs welcome Budget devolution commitment for Wessex October 28, 2026
    Chancellor John Healey says Wessex is one of the 10 local authorities due to receive agreements.
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