- Volunteers are needed to maintain The Stop Line Way between Chard and Ilminster. - The charity that runs the centre says it is spending thousands on legal fees to chase unpaid rent. - Documents that led to Britain's first female Prime Minister are expected to fetch £100,000. - A look at the stories which are trending across the West of England on 16 October. - A 210-place primary school and 40-place nursery will be built at Holyrood Academy in Chard. - Victoria Mason is sharing her industry experience as a university lecturer in commercial music. - The claim involves 3,000 people and focuses on internal memos and scientific reports, seen by the BBC. - One head teacher is considering using locking magnetic pouches so pupils cannot use their phones. - Andrew Feather was the only rider out of 1,189 cyclists in the charity race to beat Tadej Pogačar. - Council leader Mike Bell says the authority's spending could go £25m over budget next year. - Companies who chose Somerset have contributed millions to the economy according to the council. - Two parents of children with additional needs are calling for the event to be more accessible. - Manoj Chinthathira faces two counts of rape and one of strangulation after the weekend attack. - The opening makes the new practice the first in a decade in the town. - Specialist fire service equipment is often being used to help ambulance staff move patients safely.
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