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Bath tech company adds more internships to diversify latest technology leaders
The programme has built on the success of its first year, nearly doubling its intake to seven students
Olivia Scull
Print reporter for Bath and Somerset
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Frome bike sale brings in £3,000 for local charity
The event is a community-led project with more than twenty volunteers involved
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Acquisition saves jobs at Midsomer Norton’s Avon Steel depot
To mark the rebranding of Avon Steel to BM Steel, an open day is taking place on Tuesday July 13
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Bath charity, championing independence for the disabled, needs new chair of the board
Designability wants products and technology to be more accessible to everyone
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Peasedown church sets new record as 10th parishioner set to become vicar
Anna, originally from Midsomer Norton, was raised around independent churches in her childhood
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Bath MP speaks out about policing bill falling short in preventing violence against women and girls
"We should not let this Bill be a missed opportunity to do just that.”
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Frome staff complete ultra-run and raise over £2,000 for children’s charity
The pair both ran 100km in 24 to raise money for the charity
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Bath MP leads debate on major energy rules shake up
A cross-party group of 258 MPs backs the initiative
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Bath hotel announces new general manager
Steven has produced fantastic results over the past 25 years through his passionate and progressive approach to hospitality, service and people
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Target money exceeded for Somerset-based veterans and key worker project
Customers were invited to make donations online and in its 30-plus stores across the UK, with the retailer pledging to match the donations
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Bath swimmers selected by Team GB for Tokoyo Olympics visited by Metro Mayor
Metro Mayor Dan Norris visited some of the West’s Olympic hopefuls this week
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Somerset project given funding to help local people on the autism spectrum
The cheque will be put towards the £5000 still needed to be raised for installing much needed electricity to the farmyard site