Cheddar News January 25, 2012

• Somerset man had free meals for 9 months – The Spoof (satire)

  Somerset man had free meals for 9 months The Spoof (satire) 52-year-old Albert Burton, who lived near Cheddar Gorge, loved all-inclusive holidays at Mediterranean resorts, and was the first British tourist to discover a way of accessing unlimited free food and booze. Mr Burton had collected more than 40 plastic …

• Faster broadband arrives in another two Somerset communities – This is Somerset

  Faster broadband arrives in another two Somerset communities This is Somerset Other Somerset communities earmarked for faster broadband later this year include Nether Stowey, Shepton Mallet, Martock, Crewkerne, Mells, Langport, Cheddar, Bishops Lydeard, South Chard and Somerton. BT's South West regional director Jon Reynolds …

• Eating out in Somerset: Ten most romantic restaurants for Valentine’s Day – This is Somerset

  Eating out in Somerset: Ten most romantic restaurants for Valentine's Day This is Somerset Not forgetting the depths of Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole and the romantic ruins of Glastonbury Abbey – said to be the cradle of Christianity in England as well as the resting place of the legendary King Arthur. John Turner, vice-chairman of Visit …

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