What we need to do in Cheddar Gorge Friday, 29 April, 2022 Cheddar Gorge is without doubt one of the most recognisable features of the landscape in Somerset, but for too long it has been mired with anti-social behaviour and speeding drivers. Last year, Sedgemoor’s Conservative leadership ring-fenced £15,000 to tackle the problem, but Cheddar Valley council candidates Graham Godwin-Pearson and Jeff Savage want to go further. James Heappey MP has met with... Local News
Cheddar ward households will receive their £150 energy rebate this week 16th May 2022 Householders in Sedgemoor in a band A-D Council Tax dwelling where their April 2022 instalment has successfully been collected by Direct Debit will start to see... Local News
Somerset Unitary Council election results 7th May 2022 Following the elections for the new Somerset Unitary Authority on Thursday, Graham and Jeff made the following statement:- "Jeff and I were both disappointed... Local News
Meeting people on and around Cheddar's Upper New Road 1st May 2022 Graham and Jeff lead a small team in the drizzle in Cheddar today, meeting people on the Upper New Road and the areas nearby, including Littlewood Way, Round... Local News
Cheddar, Axbridge and Shipham - can you display a board for us? 30th April 2022 The local elections must be close - there are political posters and boards popping up in the Cheddar Valley. If your garden or land is on the main road and you... Local News
Road safety and safe cycling routes - Axbridge 30th April 2022 This afternoon, District Councillor Graham Godwin-Pearson has been out and about in Axbridge, from the top of West Street to Jubilee Road. Issues on the... Local News
Jeff and Graham out and about in and around The Barrows 29th April 2022 With the elections less than a week away, Jeff Savage and Cllr Graham Godwin-Pearson have been out and about meeting people in The Barrows, including Barrows... Local News
Is your garden a Wildlife Garden? 29th April 2022 At last week's Cheddar Annual Parish Meeting, a representative of Somerset Wildlife Trust urged village residents to create an area in our gardens for wildlife... Local News
Graham and Jeff out in The Hayes and Lower North St, Cheddar 28th April 2022 Cheddar council candidates Graham Godwin-Pearson and Jeff Savage have been out in central Cheddar today, meeting residents to talk about local issues. The two... Local News
Minimising the impact of Cheddar quarry lorries 28th April 2022 The quarries near Cheddar are a source of local income and employment, but hauling thousands of tonnes of stone to Hinkley Point has a dramatic impact on the... Local News
