Storm Bert batters Somerset - with more disruption on Sunday
STORM Bert has battered Somerset since it made landfall on Saturday, November 23, with more disruption due on Sunday, November 24, 2024.
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Seth is a Digital Reporter for the Bridgwater Mercury, Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News, and the Somerset County Gazette. He focusses on local democracy, culture, community stories and more.
Seth is a Digital Reporter for the Bridgwater Mercury, Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News, and the Somerset County Gazette. He focusses on local democracy, culture, community stories and more.
STORM Bert has battered Somerset since it made landfall on Saturday, November 23, with more disruption due on Sunday, November 24, 2024.
TAUNTON WinterFest 2024 has been cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions from Storm Bert.
Chard Christmas Lights event has been scaled back due to the wet and windy weather associated with Storm Bert.
Storm Bert: Flood warnings have been issued by the Environment Agency following heavy rain and wind for Somerset and Devon on November 23 to 24, 2024.
THIS year’s Christmas Lights Switch-On event at Weston-super-Mare will move indoors to avoid the worst weather of Storm Burt.
Storm Bert has made landfall and is expected to cause severe disruption until Sunday, November 24. Find the latest updates as we track the storm throughout the day.
A BRIDGWATER teenager has gone missing from his home in Bridgwater since the afternoon of Friday, November 22, 2024. He may travel to Weston-super-Mare.
FARMERS from across the Bridgwater constituency met with their Ashley Fox MP, in Parliament last week to discuss the proposed changes to Inheritance Tax.
TRADERS in Bridgwater are furious with Somerset Council as works on the Celebration Mile will continue until August 2025.
BRIDGWATER’S annual lights switch on, fireworks, and squibbing has been cancelled, which was due to be held on Saturday, November 23, 2024.
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