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Somerset author tells story of family tragedy
She chose to write the story as fiction because the people involved are no longer alive to fill in the gaps in her research.
Olivia Scull
Print reporter for Bath and Somerset
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Bath window display celebrates the year of the nurse
On show are five mannequins including Florence Nightingale
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Website to help reduce waste and reuse items benefits Bath
Organisers of Somerset’s Priston Music Festival are among Freegle’s biggest beneficiaries
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Widcombe Christmas Market rescheduled until after lockdown
The event has been pushed back to December
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Frome Street Bandits play on despite no gigs all year
The Bandits decided to celebrate their love for performance by challenging each other to enter a virtual recording studio.
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Somerset book raises money for Water Aid
They have been able to donate £500 to the Water Aid charity. They hope that If sales continue they can donate a further £500.
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Second world war veteran from Frome shares his story on Remembrance Sunday
Ron Stone from Frome served with the 44 Royal Marine Comando in Burma in the second world war
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Fireworks night saved by local enterprising Scouts
One mum said 'It’s been the best evening of our year'
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Bath-based cycling marketing company celebrates 10 year anniversary
Simon Wear founded the agency out of a desire to set up his own business built around his lifelong passion for cycling
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Local school joins programme to keep schools safe and open amid second lockdown
The aim is to reduce the number of days lost to preventable illness to zero
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Community bookshop will send latest discovery to RAF museum
A book donated to a community bookshop in Shepton Mallet, Somerset has been found to have historical value.
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Royal High School Bath joins prestigious Holocaust education programme
Since 2012, the UCL Centre for Holocaust Education’s Beacon Schools Programme has worked directly with 165 secondary schools