Sedgemoor District Council Weekly List of applications registered between 9/5/2019 and 15/5/2019
Ashcott: 01/19/00011 Mrs Ayres, Os Field No. 1153, Chestnut Lane, Ashcott, Bridgwater, Change of use of land to extend an existing gypsy site to provide an additional pitch.
Berrow: 05/19/00008 Mr & Mrs Owen, 31 Julians Acres, Berrow, Burnham On Sea, Certificate of Lawfulness for the proposed erection of a single storey extension on site of existing conservatory (to be demolished).
Brent Knoll: 07/19/00015 Ms Steer, The Old Farm, Burton Row, Brent Knoll, Highbridge, Extension of existing outdoor arena and the erection of an agricultural building.
Bridgwater: 08/05/2019 Possfund Custodian Trustee Limited, Bridgwater Retail Park, The Leggar, Bridgwater, Variation of Condition 23 of Planning Permission 08/18/00074 to enable Unit A5 to be occupied for A1-A5 Uses as well as D2 Use; 03/05/2019 Mr Hiscocks, Land at, Barrows Close, Bridgwater, Erection of a detached garage; 08/19/00076 Mr & M
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Suffolk-born opera singer Christina Johnston will perform in Bury St Edmunds
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Framlingham-born opera singer Christina Johnston is set to perform at a fundraising event for the Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds next weekend.
A private concert with Johnston was one of the lots available in the Ed Sheeran: Made In Suffolk Legacy Auction organised by Suffolk charity GeeWizz, which raised £500,000 for children and young people in East Anglia.
The successful bid for the private show came from the Hon Ben and Emma Fisher.
However, it was donated to the Theatre Royal - where Mrs Fisher is on the board of trustees.
Newlyweds who were forced to rearrange their wedding eight times due to Covid restrictions have finally said I do in the day of their dreams. Ceara Hayden, 35, head of marketing and admissions at St Bees School and Chris Fisher, 34, a technical adviser at Sellafield have finally walked down the aisle after changing the date eight times because of lockdown rules. The pair said it was a sense of relief when they finally said I do in the glorious sunshine at St Catherine s Church in Eskdale followed by canopies at the Woodlands Tearoom. It was the most perfect day, the now Mrs Fisher said.
“It really is heartbreaking, but sadly it’s the world we live in and I truly don’t believe we will ever eradicate it. All we can do is fight against it and try and educate the next generation to a place where they don’t see colour.”
His former Carrow Road team-mate, Mr Roberts, called the boycott a step in the right direction but still had serious concerns.
Norwich City Football Club legend Iwan Roberts. Photo : Steve Adams
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“It was great to see everyone come together last weekend with the social media blackout, but do I think it will change things? Sadly not, he said.