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Historian David Olusoga coming to Yeovil in 2025
Minehead events to mark the festival of Remembrance
INTERVIEW: Ronnie 'lost all memory' of serving Queen and country
Rare mystery coin discovered during clear-out could sell for thousands
Somerset Wood fundraiser to remember William Palliser Bruford
A “remarkable” hoard of coins is set to find a permanent home in Somerset
Guy Shrubsole: 'Somerset land ownership is mysterious'
Axminster revisits controversial railway closure decisions of the past
West Somerset Railway's 1940s event 'best weekend of the year'
Man appeals for help with ‘needle in a haystack’ search for Somerset family history
Yeovil's wartime history to be explored in expert-guided walk
Somerset is home to the oldest polling station in the UK
Take a look at Taunton's German twin town Königslutter
Wellington Museum Society enjoys talk from award-winning re-enactors
Historian celebrates Taunton’s surviving World War II chart makers
British Farm Boys reunite at North Cadbury Court
Somerset County Gazette's coverage around D-Day
Weston-super-Mare builder one of first soldiers to liberate France on D-Day
How ‘secret chart makers’ in Taunton made the heroic D-Day landings possible
D-Day: ‘I sprinkled soil I brought from home on the place you're laid to rest’
Eighty Years On: a poem on the Blackdown Hills' involvement with D-Day
New Shoemaker's Museum being built at Clarks Village
Free vintage bus rides on 30 classic buses in Taunton
Second World War Normandy veteran says key to a good life is freedom
Exploring Somerset connections ahead of the 80th Anniversary of D-Day
Statue donated by children from Taunton, US, unveiled at Museum of Somerset
Book about Taunton's buildings, history, and architecture set to release this week
Mayor of Taunton commemorates VE-Day with ceremony in Vivary Park
Baby swan killed by aggressive dog in Somerset despite 'amazing effort' from mother
Remembering the Somerset residents on board the Titanic when it sank 112 years ago
Girl finds gigantic ichthyosaur remains on Somerset beach
Developer's £1,000 donation boosts First World War memorial project
Taunton author's debut novel inspired by shocking family discoveries
Glastonbury historic building involved in youth heritage project
History conference fundraiser in memory of Strode College lecturer
‘World’s oldest fossil forest’ discovered in cliffs on Somerset coast
From cork lifejackets to motor lifeboats, how the RNLI started 200 years ago
Tour that showcases Somerset's 'treasures' named one of the best in the UK
Museum to celebrate Somerset woman who became first-ever female government minister
I went on what would've been the last-ever guided tour of Shepton Mallet Prison
Local traders 'shell-shocked' as 'iconic' annual Somerset event cancelled forever
Historic Somerset tourist attraction will remain open despite closure announcement
Poppy of Honour national WW1 memorial set to be sited on edge of Taunton
'A sadness to our community': Ghost hunter reacts to closure of Somerset prison
Life in the highest village in Somerset
Somerset hall house with famous garden for sale
Ulster history group looks for Taunton descendants of ‘foremost’ botanist
Is this the final resting place of King Arthur and Guinevere?
Stained glass installation with Somerset roots celebrates famed WW1 poet
Over 1,000 bidders at auction of contents of historic house
Stunning photo of Andromeda Galaxy captured in Somerset
Working 1930s Rolex is highlight at Taunton auction
King's representative visits historic Wellington house
DISCOVERED - the Victorian pharmacy where time stood still for decades