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Policing newsletter – News from across Sedgemoor

Thursday 28th November, 2024

We’re pleased to share the latest Policing Newsletter, packed with updates and insights relevant to our members. This newsletter provides valuable information on local policing initiatives, community safety efforts, and opportunities for collaboration. Please take a moment to read through the newsletter below and stay informed about matters that impact our business community.

Latest news

Pollards Yard brings contemporary new homes to a historic part of Bridgwater
April 23, 2026

Sedgemoor Chamber of Commerce is pleased to share member news from Gibbins Richards as they launch Pollards Yard, a distinctive new homes development in Bridgwater that blends contemporary design with the industrial heritage of its historic town centre setting. Nestled in the heart of one of Somerset’s oldest port towns, Pollards Yard is an exclusive…

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Clarke Willmott Raises £5,953 to Support Somerset’s Young People
April 22, 2026

Young Somerset is delighted to announce that Clarke Willmott, one of the UK’s leading law firms, has raised £5,953.93 to support young people across Somerset after selecting the charity as its Charity of the Year for the past two years. Throughout the partnership, staff from Clarke Willmott planned and delivered a wide range of engaging…

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Sedgemoor Chamber members can access exclusive £60 monthly parking at Angel Place
April 21, 2026

Sedgemoor Chamber of Commerce is pleased to share an exclusive parking offer available to Chamber members through Hozah. Sedgemoor Chamber members can now access unlimited, hassle free parking at Angel Place Car Park for just £60 per month, using the Chamber’s Member discount. Once a monthly permit has been purchased, parking is available 24 hours…

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Amicus Law solicitor urges parents to act now on SEND consultation before “rights are quietly rolled back”
April 21, 2026

Associate Solicitor Rebecca Roberts will also host South West talk with parents as concern grows over proposed reforms Parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being urged to engage with the Government’s ongoing consultation on proposed reforms, before changes that could significantly weaken their rights are introduced. Amicus Law Associate Solicitor…

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