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  • A match made online is just the job for Bath students and employers

    By thisisbathnew at 13:56 on 06/02/12
    usefulstudents
    Pulling your hair out about the weeding, ironing leaving you feeling flat or your company's deliveries driving around the bend? A new website could match you with a talented, flexible and un-tapped workforce, happy to work on a casual or one-off basis. usefulstudents.com aims to put Bath's youngsters struggling to find occasional work that fits around their studies with families and businesses in the city - and it's free. You could be...
  • Sunday opening at Frome Recycling Centre to cost council £9,000 a year

    By Somerset Standard at 08:00 on 04/02/12
    Frome Recycling Centre
    It will cost in the region of £9,000 a year to reopen the Frome Recycling Centre on a Sunday afternoon. That was the news from Steve Read, the managing director of the Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP), when he made a presentation to the town's councillors at the full council meeting last Wednesday. Mr Read had been invited to the meeting by the town council to give an update on whether the two organisations could work in...
  • Generous offers of help given to theft victims

    By Somerset Guardian at 08:00 on 04/02/12
    INDEPENDENCE: Alexander Jones-Grech needs a new wheelchair
    A businessman has offered to replace the stolen garden of remembrance sign at St Peter's Church, Westfield. Robert Ford, director of Frome Sign Co, which is based on Westfield Trading Estate, contacted the Somerset Guardian after reading how mourners paying their respects to loved ones had been left upset and angered after heartless thieves removed the large metal sign. As yet the sign has still not been found. Mr Ford said:...
  • Photos: Pupils make a new home in the forest at Ammerdown

    By Somerset Standard at 06:45 on 03/02/12
     SHELTER: Pupils in one of the dens
    Reception class pupils at Norton St Philip First School have gone back to nature as part of their learning, all thanks to the Forest School team. The children visited Ammerdown, where the Frome Community Learning Partnership (FCLP) Forest School is based, and learnt how to build a fire, made hot chocolate, explored role play in the wooden dens, played hide and seek games and were challenged to run through the woods without falling...
  • NEW SOUTH WEST SERVICE TAKES THE HASSLE OUT OF MOVING

    By hrbrsd at 15:08 on 02/02/12
    House2Home
    A new service has been launched that will take the stress away for people looking to move home or sell a property on behalf of someone else. Unique to the South West, it will mean those looking for a helping hand with things such as organising a solicitor, preparing letters for utility companies or even advice on boarding pets can sit back and relax knowing that its all been taken care of. The new service will also help people who...

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