News in Frome

The sketch of what Saxonvale could look like : Acorn

Acorn Property Group, who have put in the planning application for the centre of Frome have released their own release following news that their planning application for Saxonvale will be appearing on the Planning Board Agenda on January 28.

Saxonvale is set to include 300 open market and affordable new homes, 45,000 sq ft of commercial space and high-quality public space.

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Nova Sports and Coaching used a grant from SCF to deliver free Sports Care Packages to Somerset families who have a disabled child, helping them to remain active while shielding.

The Somerset Coronavirus Appeal, launched by local charity Somerset Community Foundation (SCF) at the start of the pandemic, has raised a phenomenal £1.5 million.

The funding has enabled the Foundation to award grants to over 300 local charities in just 10 months, thanks to the generous support of local individuals, businesses, charitable trusts and public sector partners, as well as funding from a national appeal run by The National Emergencies Trust (NET).

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A still from the lovely new campaigning film

Broadway Community Gardens have launched a series of films to inform people about the site and its potential as a communal allotment, wildlife meadow and orchard.

Here is the latest film of Alice Nelson, local resident and secretary of the group. Alice told Frome Nub News: "Our mission is to preserve and enhance biodiversity and create a green space for the community of Frome to grow, learn and enjoy".

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Trainee solicitor at Thatcher + Hallam, James with his lunchtime companion

My name is James Weller. I am a trainee solicitor at local solicitors Thatcher + Hallam.

Having passed both my degree and professional legal exams, before actually qualifying as a solicitor I have to undergo a two year period as a 'trainee solicitor', where I learn about the actual practicalities of legal practice.

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Improving lighting in your home can have a major and positive impact on well being

Sixty five per cent of those surveyed in the South West in a poll have said shorter days and darker nights are negatively impacting mental wellbeing, with 42% feeling depressed and moody.

National lockdown and remote working mean almost half (49%) in the region feel gloomy about spending more time at home this winter, adding their mental health has deteriorated over the pandemic.

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