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Family-run pizza business to set up a 'one stop shop' in Burnham-on-Sea Haverslice has announced that it will be moving onto Love Lane, where it will set up a "one stop shop", complete with a customer dining area, a takeaway counter, an extended menu and even customer parking. 'Highly respected' dog grooming business goes up for sale after 18 years A respected dog grooming business in Wedmore, Somerset has gone up for sale after 18 years. Boy from Burnham-on-Sea creates beach safety videos after death of four-year-old A six-year-old schoolboy from Burnham-on-Sea has set up his own YouTube Beach Safety channel after a child was swept to his death in 2012. These are the UK’s favourite musicians of all time – Taylor Swift takes the top spot A new study has revealed that Taylor Swift is the most popular musician of all time, according to UK Google searches. Burglary rates in Somerset rise 11% in one year A total of 1,653 burglaries took place in Somerset in 2023, that’s up 11% from the year prior. Somerset’s rise in burglary isn’t reflected across the Avon and Somerset Police force area. Slovakia PM Robert Fico remains in serious condition but prognosis ‘positive’ Defence minister Robert Kalinak said there may have been a ‘third party’ involved in ‘acting for the benefit of the perpetrator’. Award-winning Highbridge restaurant welcomes back customers after refurbishment An award-winning restaurant in Highbridge is welcoming its customers after refurbishment works. Charity set up by Queen announces second series of reading podcast The first series of The Queen’s Reading Room Podcast was listened to in 158 countries. Tory MPs demand review of Bank of England independence A group of 44 Tory MPs have criticised the Bank’s handling of inflation and quantitative tightening, saying it has cost taxpayers thousands. Children asked to remember D-Day sacrifice ahead of 80th anniversary of landings There are fears that the events of the Second World War could be forgotten unless more is done to engage younger generations.

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