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  • Frome marks International Women’s Day Frome celebrated International Women’s Day last week with theatre, discussion, tea, cake, cycling - and a 32-foot American school bus named Susie. On Saturday 7th March, town councillors gathered at the Saturday market for their monthly ‘meet the councillor’ session. This month, they were accompanied by performer and influencer Lu Featherstone, aka ‘Lu in Luland’ and members of the councils’ White Ribbon group, talking about the positive role of male allyship and encouraging market-goers to take the White Ribbon pledge to ‘never use, excuse or remain silent about violence against women and girls.’ On Sunday 8 March, Frome Community Bike Project hosted a friendly drop-in session for women starting or returning to cycling at their base at Station Approach with tea, cake, advice and low-cost bikes and equipment on offer. Read more on our website. The link is in our Bio.
  • Anger at Packsaddle Fields path closure Residents gathered at Packsaddle Fields in protest ahead of the removal of public access across the site, with fencing expected to be installed this week. Campaigners including residents, MP Anna Sabine and Somerset councillors gathered at the fields on Sunday 8th March to meet and form a human chain along part of the permissive path that will be closed. They say the plan for Somerset Council to install fences follows legal pressure from housing association LiveWest after its plans to build homes on the site were refused. They accused the developer of ‘bullying’ tactics. The site, on the northern edge of Frome, has been owned by Somerset Council since 1973. The public had been able to use a permissive path across the land, which was allowed at the council’s discretion rather than being a formal public right of way. In March 2022 the council agreed to dispose of the land and later signed an Option Agreement with LiveWest in July that year. An option agreement gives a developer the right to buy land within a set period if certain conditions are met, usually including securing planning permission. Read more on our website, the link is in out bio. Pictured: Residents at Packsaddle Fields, The path being fenced off earlier today.
  • A pair of ‘Ace players’ at Frome Bridge Club For the first time in history, Frome Bridge Club is celebrating its first pair of Ace-graded players. Club Chair Ray Nicholson and Committee member David Clayton reached the English Bridge Union rank of Ace within a fortnight of each other in January, placing them among the top 10 bridge players in Somerset. First to the post was David, when a Monday night Club Pairs score of 76.3% lifted his National Grading Scheme (NGS) rank over the Ace of Clubs threshold of 61%. Two Mondays later, it was Ray’s turn. Both learnt to play bridge in their youth before taking a long break and resuming later in life. David joined the club after moving to Frome in 2023, and his rise to Ace-grade playing has been swift. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio. Pictured l-r: David Clayton and Ray Nicholson
  • Rotary’s big quiz raises over £1,000 A big quiz raised over £1,000 for Frome Town Rotary to help the club continue supporting local causes and charities. Held recently at Oakfield Academy, the quiz saw 22 teams play 10 rounds of questions. Frome Town Rotary member Lorraine said, “22 teams cheered, groaned and laughed their way through 10 rounds of questions, including a great music round. The winning team was NBG, with a score of 81 out of 100. The Corsley Heathens were a close second with 80 points. “Congratulations to them and a big thank you to everyone who came along. Just over £1,000 was raised through ticket sales, a licensed bar and a raffle. “There were a lot of positive comments made on the night, with people saying it was a ‘great evening’ and that they ‘really enjoyed it.’” Read more on our website. The link is in our bio.
  • Frome Wild Bunch Column: Setting up home Hi, this is Jane from the Wild Bunch. After the wettest January on record, most of us are looking forward to getting out into the open air – whether to plant up a backdoor flowerpot or window box, visit one of Frome’s community gardens or open spaces, or to start work on our own garden or allotment. As we face a major biodiversity crisis, said by some to be so serious as to threaten our national security, every step – large or small – that we take as individuals to support wildlife is important. This is the time of year when birds are busy setting up home, having traditionally paired up by Valentine’s Day. Do you have a bird box in your garden or local community space? If so, now is the time to give it a quick clean, so long as no-one has already moved in! If you have not yet got a nest box, this is a good time to buy one – or even make it yourself. The bird charity RSPB has instructions on its website, including advice on the size of box and shape of entry hole for different breeds. Alternatively, the Wild Bunch runs bird box building workshops from time to time – look out for forthcoming sessions on Facebook or email us (address at the end). Read more on our website. The link is in our bio. Pictured: A common Blackbird
  • Frome chronic pain project links health and environment A project empowering people to live well with chronic pain has been hailed a success. Green and Healthy Frome partnered with Frome Medical Practice to introduce a Chronic Pain Initiative exploring holistic approaches to pain management. Patients were invited to take part in structured medication reviews, explore alternative approaches to pain management and engage in the Ten Footsteps course – a supportive face-to-face programme designed to empower self-management and help people live well with persistent pain. Pain Cafés also provided welcoming spaces for people to connect and share experiences, encouraging one another on their journey. The approach was not about reducing medication but about offering choice, support and the resources needed to live well with pain. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio.
  • Frome Swimming Club makes waves at Somerset County Championships Frome Swimming Club is celebrating an excellent series of performances following the conclusion of the 2026 Somerset County Championships. Over three intensive weekends of competition, the club’s swimmers secured a handful of medals, multiple finalist positions, and a flurry of personal best (PB) times. Will earned two Gold and four Silver medals and Laura won two Bronze medals while beyond the podium, several swimmers qualified for championship finals, including Freddie, Erin, Lara, Danny and Alistair. The championship was also a showcase of individual progress, with the following athletes recording new personal best times: Phoenix, Nathan, Jazz, Emily, Isaac, Bella, Ava, Charlie and Emma. In the overall club team scores, Frome Swimming Club clinched 12th place among all competing Somerset teams. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio.
  • 360 new homes and country park planned near Frome rugby club By Local Democracy Reporter Daniel Mumby with further reporting by the Frome Times Up to 360 new homes will be built near Frome’s rugby club if plans are approved in the coming months. Land promoter Barwood Land entered into a promotion agreement in February 2021 surrounding around 85 acres (just over 34 hectares) of land on the northern edge of Frome, between Frome Rugby Football Club on Gypsy Lane and the B3090 Oldford Hill. The company, based just outside Northampton, submitted initial proposals (known as a screening and scoping request) in February 2024 to deliver up to 420 new homes within the land, along with significant public open space. A public consultation event was held at the rugby club in February 2025, by which time the intended number of properties had been reduced down to 330. Barwood Land has now submitted formal plans for the site, revising the planned housing number upwards to 360 properties – with Somerset Council expected to make a final decision by the summer. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio. Artist’s impression of proposed 360 homes development. Picture by Stantec
  • Festival favourites Dub Pistols and Laid Blak to stop off in Frome Legendary party starter band Dub Pistols will be rolling into town on Friday 20th March for the Frome leg of their Enter The Tour 2026. They will be joined by special guest support and Bristol reggae institution Laid Blak for an evening of dub, reggae, ska and drum and bass at the Cheese and Grain. From their roots in the 90s big beat explosion to becoming one of the UK’s most electrifying live bands, Dub Pistols have spent nearly three decades fusing dub, ska, hip-hop, reggae, jungle, and drum & bass into their unmistakable sound. With ten albums, countless festival appearances, and a reputation for chaos-driven live shows, Barry Ashworth and the Pistols remain unstoppable. Expect fresh tracks from their new album Enter The Sound, and all the heavy bass, blazing brass, and high-energy madness that makes the Dub Pistols legendary. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio. Pictured: Dub Pistols, Laid Blak

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