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Heavenly Desserts opening in Silver Street, Taunton | Somerset County Gazette - Vimarsana News

Heavenly Desserts opening in Silver Street, Taunton | Somerset County Gazette

IF you love your puds, then there's a new business opening in Taunton this weekend that will appeal to you. And with Valentine's Day on Sunday, how about celebrating with a sweet dessert with your loved one? Heavenly Dessertz will be based in Silver Street and is a real family affair. Connor Thain, his cousin Chantelle Lake, both 18, along with Connor's dad, Ken Thain, 67, are opening for business on Saturday. They'll be offering all sorts of goodies, ranging from waffles to ice creams, and milk shakes to sauces. Connor, who was born in Taunton, but moved north as a child, is deli...

Chantelle Lake and family set up Heavenly Dessertz - Vimarsana News

Chantelle Lake and family set up Heavenly Dessertz

A BRIDGWATER teenager is one of three family members setting up a dessert business. If you love your puds, then there's a new business opening in Taunton this weekend that will appeal to you. And with Valentine's Day on Sunday, how about celebrating with a sweet dessert with your loved one? Heavenly Dessertz will be based in Silver Street and is a real family affair. Connor Thain, his cousin Chantelle Lake, both 18, along with Connor's dad, Ken Thain, 67, are opening for business on Saturday. They'll be offering all sorts of goodies, ranging from waffles to ice creams, and milk sh...

"All I wanna do is blast out Feliz Navidad": Readers react to £5k fine for singing in the car - Vimarsana News

"All I wanna do is blast out Feliz Navidad": Readers react to £5k fine for singing in the car

READERS are reacting after comparison website, Uswitch, issued a warning to motorists stating that the car might not be the best place to practice karaoke skills. They have warned that drivers who sing and dance behind the wheel could be hit with a fine of up to £5,000 if caught. Here's what our readers had to say. Brian Sinclair said: "If I want to sing in my car then I will. Try and stop me! Slap as many fines as you want on me. They will never get paid and you can keep me at her majesties pleasure thanks." Paul Lindsay said: "This is about driving dangerously or without due care...