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Bridgwater and Albion 28, Exmouth 19
IN an entertaining match, Bridgwater bounced back from last week’s heavy defeat and in the process gained revenge for defeat at Exmouth earlier in the season, writes Tony Pomeroy. The four-try bonus point was the icing on the cake for the home side.
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Bridgwater jobseekers take advantage of training course
A GROUP of jobseekers brushed up their skills at a free training course in Bridgwater. The training, which was held at the Tudor Hotel in St Mary's Street, was provided by Strode College and Job Centre Plus. It was designed to develop the jobseekers
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Bridgwater hope to "bounce on"
Bridgwater had a tough game on Saturday, and despite six corners in the first 20 minutes, saw the final whistle seal the 4-0 loss. The team always knew it would be a tough game against Sholing, who are sat second from top of the table.
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Lunch party raises cash for three charities
A GROUP of ladies enjoyed a lunch party in Moorlinch and raised £2,835 for three worthwhile causes. Audrey Warner put on the spread, and Rosie Fry, Freda Norton and Joyce Holman, all aged over 80, supplied the raffle prizes. Pam Cox, Mary Roberts, Gill
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Appeal to apprentices
EMPLOYERS and their apprentices in Sedgemoor are being invited to enter the National Apprenticeship Awards 2011. The awards are open to all organisations that employ apprentices and to apprentices themselves.
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Bridgwater Town 0, Sholing 4
SHOLING showed just why they have been one of the front runners in this league this season with this comprehensive defeat of a Bridgwater Town side that is very much a "work in progress" team, writes Brian Austin. Bridgwater opened brightly and forced
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Victory for dairy farmers
DAIRY farmers will not have to take part in costly inspections of their water supplies following a campaign by the NFU. New rules which aim to make sure people are not at risk of consuming food or drink made with water from private supplies are due to