presented to the magistrates. Foster declined to give evidence and said: "I have had extreme provocation." He was given 28 days to pay the costs.

Nettlebridge, near Ashwick, could soon have a mail farm if Mendip planners approve the scheme. Mr. J. R. Henley want to use land at Gales Court for the enterprise. Other plans received by the council include: Ashwiek: J. Harvey. Moorewood Ginjy, Moonserook, Upper Beater. Renewal

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planners approve the scheme. Sir Ltd. propose to build three shops with flats above on land near Wells Cottage Hospital in Bath Road. AsliwSek: K. L. Brine. The Laurels. Little London. Oakhill. G. Fox. Mon Abri, Farmyard Lane, Middlebrooks. Erection of garage extension to form c

Wells Tennis Club has been allocated a £9,000 loan by the Lawn Tennis Association to help replace two of their grass courts with an allweather surface. In a summer such as this one is proving to be, grass courts are seldom fit for use, and the club is hoping the installation of

Twelve years ago Michael Vincent, a skilled young joiner, decided he would be his own boss. From his home in Stoke St. Michael, he began doing small joinery jobs around the area. Today he runs Vincent Joinery on the Anglo Trading Estate at Shepton Mallet, where he has installed

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