Glastonbury Town Deal regeneration update
Work is continuing on key Glastonbury Town Deal projects which aim to improve access for residents and visitors, both in the town and across the surrounding landscape.
These include the Robert Richards Initiative, named after and dedicated to the first Chair of the Glastonbury Town Deal Board, and the St Brigid’s Chapel and Field project.
Exmoor’s role in ‘Unmoored’ boosts Somerset tourism
Beautiful Somerset is back on the big screen, thanks to a new Swedish psychological thriller filmed largely on stunning Exmoor.
‘Unmoored’ will be available on major streaming platforms from mid-September, and possibly some local cinemas from mid-August.
Council Leader welcomes “powerful investment” in Somerset’s young people
Somerset Council’s Leader, Cllr Bill Revans today (Friday 1 August), welcomed the formation of the University College Somerset (UCS) College Group.
The move sees Bridgwater and Taunton College and Strode College in Street merge to form the new group – one of the largest of its kind in the country.
Most caterers pass kitchen allergens check
Food outlets such as cafes, sandwich shops and mobile caterers are being reminded of the importance of regularly reviewing their food preparation protocols to ensure that allergens don’t contaminate the products they serve.
And if businesses are unsure, they’re encouraged to contact trading standards for advice and guidance.
Have your say on Somerset’s Local Transport Plan
We’re updating Somerset’s Local Transport Plan (LTP) and we want to hear from you.
The LTP is a key document that sets out how we plan and deliver transport across Somerset. It helps ensure that transport supports our wider goals – like improving health and wellbeing, protecting the environment, and supporting the local economy.
Our current plan is out of date and doesn’t reflect national policy or the challenges we face today. That’s why we’re creating a new plan that will guide how people and goods move around Somerset in the years ahead.
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