The economy of Bridgwater's Twitter feed is Hemingway-esque.
August 13, 2025 at 9:55 PM
The economy of Bridgwater's Twitter feed is Hemingway-esque.
Patrick Bridgwater's THE GERMAN GOTHIC NOVEL IN ANGLO-GERMAN PERSPECTIVE (2013) spills the tea
September 2, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Patrick Bridgwater's THE GERMAN GOTHIC NOVEL IN ANGLO-GERMAN PERSPECTIVE (2013) spills the tea
Steve Cradock plus Mrs C and Master C at Bridgwater’s MacMillan Theatre tonight.
A fine evening of quality songs and chat.
A fine evening of quality songs and chat.
April 22, 2026 at 9:41 PM
Steve Cradock plus Mrs C and Master C at Bridgwater’s MacMillan Theatre tonight.
A fine evening of quality songs and chat.
A fine evening of quality songs and chat.
#OnThisDay 185 years ago the Bristol & Exeter Railway opened from Bristol to Bridgwater, it was engineered by IK Brunel with 7ft broad gauge and leased to the GWR from the outset. Bridgwater's fine station building dates back to the line's opening: Google buff.ly/rKKsRp9
June 14, 2026 at 4:00 AM
#OnThisDay 185 years ago the Bristol & Exeter Railway opened from Bristol to Bridgwater, it was engineered by IK Brunel with 7ft broad gauge and leased to the GWR from the outset. Bridgwater's fine station building dates back to the line's opening: Google buff.ly/rKKsRp9
On Holocaust Memorial Day, also remember Bridgwater's historic role in the fight against Fascism. www.vernonbartlett.co.uk
January 27, 2025 at 6:36 PM
On Holocaust Memorial Day, also remember Bridgwater's historic role in the fight against Fascism. www.vernonbartlett.co.uk
Nearby Bridgwater’s Arts Centre was the country’s first to open with Arts Council support, in 1946.
April 8, 2025 at 8:44 PM
Nearby Bridgwater’s Arts Centre was the country’s first to open with Arts Council support, in 1946.
The Carnival Inn ('spoons) and The Fountain, which is Bridgwater's finest by a country mile.
March 12, 2026 at 12:21 PM
The Carnival Inn ('spoons) and The Fountain, which is Bridgwater's finest by a country mile.
Do your Somerset mud stories include the legendary Bath Brick? swheritage.org.uk/news/the-bri...
The Bridgwater Bath Brick
Discover how Bridgwater’s clay and river silt created the famous Bath Bricks – unique cleaning tools exported worldwide and once essential in every home.
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June 29, 2026 at 9:01 PM
Do your Somerset mud stories include the legendary Bath Brick? swheritage.org.uk/news/the-bri...
I think Bridgwater's got better recently with the money from the power station construction floating around but at the time Taunton was like Tunbridge Wells in comparison. Lived there for a while too, used to busk in the castle gateway bit & other echoey spots.
July 1, 2025 at 5:19 PM
I think Bridgwater's got better recently with the money from the power station construction floating around but at the time Taunton was like Tunbridge Wells in comparison. Lived there for a while too, used to busk in the castle gateway bit & other echoey spots.
“Don’t bring back two-way traffic. This new layout favours pedestrians and cyclists – as it should”
Cyclists accuse politicians of “riding crest of populist wave” after MP claims new one-way system is “clogging up roads” and ruining town
Conservative MP Ashley Fox has launched a petition calling for Bridgwater’s recently installed one-way system to be reversed, but local cycling campaigners say the new layout “favours pedestrians and ...
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October 27, 2025 at 1:50 PM
“Don’t bring back two-way traffic. This new layout favours pedestrians and cyclists – as it should”
Celebrating International Clash Day and the Bridgwater's adopted son, Joe Strummer with a series of tributes to the Clash!
Here's a chord... Now form a band!
Here's a chord... Now form a band!
January 22, 2025 at 9:11 AM
Celebrating International Clash Day and the Bridgwater's adopted son, Joe Strummer with a series of tributes to the Clash!
Here's a chord... Now form a band!
Here's a chord... Now form a band!
There was a guy in Bridgwater who had - err - issues, and ran everywhere, holding an imaginary bus wheel and making vroom-vroom noises. He's still around, but no longer 'drives'. He once startled me in WH Smith by shouting behind me 'I'm Bridgwater's fastest homo...'
August 7, 2025 at 11:27 AM
There was a guy in Bridgwater who had - err - issues, and ran everywhere, holding an imaginary bus wheel and making vroom-vroom noises. He's still around, but no longer 'drives'. He once startled me in WH Smith by shouting behind me 'I'm Bridgwater's fastest homo...'
To be fair, the animosity was too way. Apart from a brief inspection of the site of his victory by King James II immediately after the battle, the royals avoided Sedgemoor until QE2 visited in 1987 (my main memory of that being the hurried tarting up of Bridgwater's train station).
July 14, 2026 at 8:06 AM
To be fair, the animosity was too way. Apart from a brief inspection of the site of his victory by King James II immediately after the battle, the royals avoided Sedgemoor until QE2 visited in 1987 (my main memory of that being the hurried tarting up of Bridgwater's train station).
