Monthly Archives: May 2014
Cheddar News May 31, 2014
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Merv Colenutt's Mid-Somerset football team of the season - Wells Journal Wells Journal Merv Colenutt's Mid-Somerset football team of the seasonWells JournalSam Jones (Cheddar) – An amazing talent who has defied the odds having returned from a long-term injury. Scored plenty of goals for Cheddar this season but you always feel there is more in […]
Cheddar News May 30, 2014
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Merv Colenutt's Mid-Somerset football team of the season - Cheddar Valley Gazette Merv Colenutt's Mid-Somerset football team of the seasonCheddar Valley GazetteSam Jones (Cheddar) – An amazing talent who has defied the odds having returned from a long-term injury. Scored plenty of goals for Cheddar this season but you always feel there is more in […]
Cheddar News May 29, 2014
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Medieval palaces, beaches and riding donkeys: Top 10 things to do in Somerset - Express.co.uk Express.co.uk Medieval palaces, beaches and riding donkeys: Top 10 things to do in SomersetExpress.co.ukBook a day at Butlins give horseriding a go in the nearby village of Porlock. porlock.co.uk/activities/index.php?do=5 4. Watch the ancient art of cheese making before you sampling […]
Cheddar in the Industrial Age - book review
| May 27, 2014 | Posted by admin under Community blogs |
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Cheddar Gorge is a great place to live with its stunning scenery and convenient pubs and restaurants. We have been privileged to call it home since 2001 when we moved into a greatly adapted 200 year old cottage and set about discovering its history. To this end I have been reading “Cheddar in the Industrial […]
10 years of the Cheddar Village web site
| May 26, 2014 | Posted by admin under News from this web site |
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The 1st June 2014 marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of this web site, and the webmaster Martin Kay has been reflecting on how it has developed over the years. He begins “The site started initially as a simple resource for accommodation providers, with all local B&Bs and campsites listed in one place, and […]
visitors since then. If you have found the site useful and would like to support its upkeep, you can send a