Troubled history leads to licence review for The Two Idiots…

Troubled history leads to licence review for The Two Idiots…
A STREET restaurant will face a licence review on Wednesday.

The Two Idiots in the High Street is being taken to a licence review after complaints about under-aged teenagers being sold alcohol and fights outside the premises.

Police have provided the review board with a list of incidents centred around the restaurant which include under-aged girls being sold alcohol, a fight involving five people which had broken out outside the restaurant on August 24, another assault on September 8, and a…

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Author: Centralsomgaz

YMCA fiasco shows council's ineptitude

YMCA fiasco shows council's ineptitude
IN response to Councillor Beha’s letter I am disappointed yet again that the pro-YMCA lobby have sought to portray the anti-YMCA residents as uncaring.Throughout this whole debate no one that has objected to the proposal has ever denied that there is a need for the facility. The argument has always been about the fact that an inappropriate building is being located in an inappropriate place. I am not sure where Mr Beha has extracted the view that the council should build it elsewhere, as all…

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Author: Central Somerset Gazette

New fence is over-reaction and should be removed soon

New fence is over-reaction and should be removed soon
RECENTLY a fence appeared alongside Leg of Mutton Road, Glastonbury, bearing the notice, “Glastonbury Town Council, no unauthorised access.”It bars access to a small woodland which is an important public amenity. I used to go there frequently to walk my dog and some boys have constructed a bike run with jumps among the trees. This was one place where they were able to go to get a little touch of adventure in a natural setting, away from bricks and mortar and the computer screen.On…

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Author: Central Somerset Gazette

Taking blame

Taking blame
Further to my letter in the Central Somerset Gazette’s October 17 edition, I would like to set the record straight as I have now found out that the council were not directly responsible for the vandalism.Rather it falls to the Raglan Housing Association to shoulder the blame for such an act.May I also chide you for giving my letter such prominence (in itself welcome) below the wonderful cartoon about destruction by developers. The implication that either developer – Bramble Close or The…

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Author: Central Somerset Gazette