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Plans approved to build two new flats in place of former Highbridge Gospel Church - Vimarsana News

Plans approved to build two new flats in place of former Highbridge Gospel Church

Somerset Council has granted final approval for plans to build two new flats on the site of Highbridge's former Gospel Tabernacle Church.

Council objects to plans to turn former Burnham care home into shared 37-bedroom property - Vimarsana News

Council objects to plans to turn former Burnham care home into shared 37-bedroom property

Town councillors have this week objected to plans to turn a former Burnham-On-Sea care home into a 37-bedroom HMO (home of multiple occupation).

Council turns down offer to take on planned new Highbridge community hall at 248-home site - Vimarsana News

Council turns down offer to take on planned new Highbridge community hall at 248-home site

Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge town councillors have turned down a proposal from a housing developer for the council to take over ownership of a proposed new community hall in the town.

Five-day continental street market could be held on Burnham-On-Sea seafront in September - Vimarsana News

Five-day continental street market could be held on Burnham-On-Sea seafront in September

Proposals for a new five-day continental street market on Burnham-On-Sea seafront are set to be discussed with the organiser by town councillors.

£93,830 budget increase proposed by Burnham and Highbridge town councillors - Vimarsana News

£93,830 budget increase proposed by Burnham and Highbridge town councillors

Burnham and Highbridge town councillors have proposed a £93,830 increase in their annual budget for the coming year to partially cover some of the local services that would otherwise be axed by cash-strapped Somerset Council.