Austen House honours the fallen
Residents fall silent on Remembrance Day
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Local care home shines bright for festival of lights
Austen House residents celebrate Diwali
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Austen House residents share their love of poetry
Tea, cakes, and swapping favourite poems made for a 'great day'
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Big top goes up for Lower Early primary school birthday celebrations
The circus is coming to Radstock: all are welcome
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Radstock Primary School celebrates 40 years
Pupils put on a show of music, dancing - and cupcakes
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Company’s generous gift will help borough hedgehogs
Company's generous gift will help borough hedgehogs
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Man’s body found in Lower Earley
THE BODY of a man has been recovered from a field in Lower Earley
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Football pitch plan for Laurel Park prompts mixed views from Earley residents
A NEW football pitch could be on the cards for Earley, but its proposal has prompted a mixed response.
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Hawkedon Primary School bis for £1,000 grant for play equipment
Hawkedon Primary School is bidding for a cash boost from the Tesco Community Grants initiative.
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Three men charged following Lower Earley kidnapping
THREE MEN have been charged with several offences after two men were kidnapped in Lower Earley.
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