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A caring couple from West Wick has set up a new service offering safe transport and companionship to people who are unable to drive.

Coronavirus: The 34 areas of Bath and Somerset with the most new Covid cases A number of Somerset towns have seen multiple areas with higher cases The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now GET THE BIGGEST STORIES FROM ACROSS SOMERSET STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can un...

3 brothers killed in Paulding County wreck remembered as 'kind, sweet,' as family struggles for their burials Paola Suro Replay Video UP NEXT The cousin of the three boys who died in a horrific crash Monday night in Paulding County wants everyone to hug their family tighter tonight. That wish, after Mairon Lopez lost his three cousins: 21-year-old Edgar Manrique Mendoza, 15-year-old Kevin Mendoza and 12-year-old Melvin Espinal. "They were so kind, so sweet ... always smiling," Lopez told 11Alive's Paola Suro in Spanish. The interview has since been translated to English.  "...

Published: 7:45 AM January 29, 2021    aerial view of the section of the new road leading to the new primary school - Credit: North Somerset Council The first section of the North South Link Road at Parklands Village in Locking, Weston, is now open.  The new road from the A371 to the junction with Russell Road will provide access to the Flowerdown estate and the new Parklands Educate Together Primary School which opened in September. The McCrae Road and Cranwell Road connection from the Locking Parklands site to the link road is expected to be completed in the coming weeks.   The newly...

Gracie cooked pancakes for eight people. - Credit: Shane Dean A primary school pupil made the perfect pancakes as part of a maths challenge.  St Anne’s Church Academy year four pupil Gracie went the extra mile as part of a maths lesson by making tasty pancakes.  The primary school, which has sites in Hewish and West Wick, had been teaching about scaling to key worker children and those learning at home.  Gracie took her scaling learning to the next level by scaling up her own pancake recipe.   She took a recipe for two people, and scaled it up to make pancakes for eight people.