Bats Make a Strong Comeback in the South West: A Win for Nature and Community Saturday, June 20, 2026 bats conservation southwest wildlife biodiversity ecosystem pesticides environment nature community In recent years, the South West has witnessed a remarkable resurgence in bat populations. Once threatened by habitat loss and environmental challenges, bats are now bouncing back, signaling positive changes in local … Read More
Bats Bounce Back in the South West as Populations Soar Saturday, June 20, 2026 bats conservation ecosystem southwest wildlife biodiversity pestcontrol habitat environment community Bats are making an impressive comeback in the South West, with their populations experiencing a significant rise in recent years. This resurgence is a positive development that has far-reaching benefits for both the ecosystem … Read More
£30,000 Secured to Enhance Somerset’s Beloved Strawberry Line Cycle Route Wednesday, June 17, 2026 somerset strawberryline cycling walking mendiphills grant accessibility community rural conservation The Strawberry Line, a cherished walking and cycling route crossing rural Somerset, has recently received a significant boost thanks to a generous £30,000 grant from the Mendip Hills National Landscape management team. … Read More
Unexpected Cuttlefish Washes Up on Weston-super-Mare Beach Tuesday, June 16, 2026 weston-super-mare cuttlefish marinelife bristolchannel severnestuary tides wildlife conservation beach biodiversity Weston-super-Mare has long been a favourite destination for both locals and tourists, renowned for its expansive sandy beach, timeless seaside attractions, and relaxed coastal vibe. However, it’s not only human visitors who … Read More
Plan to Save Somerset Village’s Overlooked Architectural Gem Monday, June 15, 2026 batheaston architecture brutalism preservation nursery community renovation heritage church conservation Nestled in the charming village of Batheaston, on the edge of Bath, stands an architectural treasure that many have overlooked—the Church of the Good Shepherd. Designed in the 1960s by local architect Martin Fisher, this … Read More
How 2,000 New Homes Could Transform Brent Knoll's Iconic Somerset Landscape Friday, June 12, 2026 brentknoll somerset housing development nationaltrust planning barratthomes localplan conservation community The cherished view from Brent Knoll, a prominent Somerset landmark near Burnham-on-Sea, faces a significant transformation if proposals to build 2,000 new homes near the hill move ahead. Brent Knoll rises 137 metres (449ft) … Read More