Somerset MPs Call for Government Support to Secure the Future of Carnivals Amid Rising Costs Saturday, March 28, 2026 somerset carnivals mps funding heritage culture economy volunteers arts community Four Somerset MPs have raised the alarm over the financial challenges threatening the future of the county’s cherished carnivals. Speaking at a Westminster Hall debate, they highlighted the vital economic, cultural, and … Read More
Is Yeovil the New Ibiza? Maybe Not – But It’s Definitely on the Rise Sunday, March 15, 2026 yeovil leonardo economy theatre arts education apprenticeships revival community development Yeovil might not be the new Ibiza, Paris, or Honolulu just yet. But one thing’s clear: the town is on an upward trajectory, shedding its old struggles and building a promising future. Earlier this year, in January, we … Read More
Is Yeovil the new Ibiza? Maybe not - but it’s definitely on the up Sunday, March 15, 2026 yeovil revival leonardo economy arts education octagon innovation community somerset Yeovil might not quite be Ibiza, Paris, or Honolulu, but this Somerset town is undeniably on the rise. Once overshadowed by uncertainty and economic challenges, Yeovil is now experiencing a much-needed revival, signaling a … Read More
Fairytale Castle and Cobblestone Streets: Exploring the Charm of Frome, Somerset Monday, February 23, 2026 frome somerset catherinehill nunneycastle independentshops cobbledstreets arts heritage market tourism Nestled in the heart of Somerset, the picturesque town of Frome offers a perfect blend of history, community spirit, and creativity. Renowned for its cobbled streets and vibrant arts community, Frome invites visitors to … Read More
Excitement Builds in Weston-super-Mare as Tropicana Redevelopment Takes a Major Step Tuesday, February 17, 2026 tropicana weston-super-mare redevelopment demolition culture arts entertainment construction heritage investment The first significant milestone in the Tropicana’s transformation at Weston-super-Mare has been achieved. North Somerset Council has successfully completed the demolition of the 1980s internal event space within the … Read More
Bridgwater’s ‘Misery Mile’ Roadworks Force Beloved Local Business to Close Tuesday, January 27, 2026 bridgwater roadworks celebrationmile sl-ate businessclosure arts community somersetcouncil localbusiness urbanregeneration The ongoing roadworks on Bridgwater’s ‘Misery Mile’—officially known as the Celebration Mile project—have been widely criticized for their negative impact on local businesses, culminating in the imminent closure of the unique … Read More