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- 1High Court ruling allows houses on floodplains despite failed safety test●Oh dear, loophole or intended policy it does look as though we really do not get risk very well do we? https://www. theg
A High Court decision in North Somerset means houses can be built on floodplains in Yatton even when they fail a flood-risk safety test. Commenters are criticising the ruling, arguing that whether it is a loophole or intended policy, it shows governments and planners fundamentally misunderstand how to handle flood risk as climate pressures grow.
- 2Somerset farmer revives wildflower pastures to improve cheddar●‘You can taste the land’: the Somerset farmer bringing wildflowers back to cheddar By Helena Horton Tom Calver has sacri
Tom Calver, a Somerset farmer, has reduced his cows' milk yields by feeding them a varied diet of plants, including wildflowers, believing it produces better cheddar and richer farmland. Profiled by the Guardian's Helena Horton, he says you can 'taste the land' in the cheese, framing the shift as a win for both flavour and biodiversity.
- 3Art workshops and Somersett garage sale head up Reno events▼Art workshops, Somersett garage sale highlight Reno’s weekly events
Reno's weekly calendar of community events features art workshops alongside a large garage sale in the Somersett neighborhood. The roundup gives residents a look at local creative activities and bargain-hunting opportunities over the coming week. Local outlets are highlighting the lineup as residents plan their schedules around the neighborhood sale and hands-on art sessions.