Monthly Archives: April 2015
Cheddar News April 30, 2015
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Dog wardens to DNA test poo to fine foul pet owners - Cheddar Valley Gazette Cheddar Valley Gazette Dog wardens to DNA test poo to fine foul pet ownersCheddar Valley GazetteSOMERSET, home of lovely walks and beautiful countryside where the trees grow fruit that looks like plastic bags full of dog crap. Dog fouling is […]
Cheddar News April 29, 2015
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Cheddar funeral director Alison Pople charged with fraud - Western Daily Press Western Daily Press Cheddar funeral director Alison Pople charged with fraudWestern Daily PressA funeral director from Somerset has been charged with 26 counts of fraud, following her arrest 11 months ago. Alison Pople, of George Williams Funeral Directors in Cheddar, has been released […]
Wildlife Trust volunteers needed
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Over the past thirty years the Mendip Hills Area Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust (SWT) has provided a focal point for SWT members living in the area. The planning and organisation of local walks, talks and events is the task of the Mendip Hills Area Group Committee who are a small and dedicated group […]
Cheddar News April 28, 2015
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Puxton Park, North Somerset, sticks by no single adult policy amid paedophile … - Cheddar Valley Gazette Cheddar Valley Gazette Puxton Park, North Somerset, sticks by no single adult policy amid paedophile …Cheddar Valley GazetteA North Somerset family adventure park has confirmed it is sticking by its ban on single adults amid paedophile fears. Puxton […]
Cheddar News April 25, 2015
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Wells: Conservatives target Lib Dem rural seat - BBC News BBC News Wells: Conservatives target Lib Dem rural seatBBC NewsThe constituency includes England's smallest city and its 12th Century cathedral, Glastonbury - famous for its music festival - the Mendip Hills, Cheddar Gorge and the Somerset Levels. BBC reporter David Garmston finds out more about […]
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