• Stand Out Shepton Mallet People: John Parham

  By Cydertron

  John's not so popular in Glastonbury at the moment, especially with the users of Tor Leisure.

            

   

  By SheptonPeople at 16:22 on 29/04/12

  

  John Parham is a regular contributor to this site and a very familiar face in Shepton Mallet.  Representing the Town on our local council, Mendip District Council (where he is the Portfolio Holder for Governance, Assets and Public Spaces. (GAPS)) and on Somerset County Council, many will be aware of his official (but approachable) persona.   If, however, you are less interested in local politics but are partial to a night out...

• MOJO CC

  By anonmonen

  I would like to clarify a few things relating to my recent post. "....... they have the full...

            

   

  By andyandcath at 13:34 on 15/06/11

  

   STAFF AT THE HIGHWAYMAN WAS SURPRISED AND DISAPOINTED TO READ THAT MOJO CC FELT THEY DID NOT HAVE THEIR SUPPORT BUT WE HAVE SUPPORTED BOTH CLUBS.   WE WISH MOJO CC ALL THE BEST FOR THE SEASON 

• A Streetcar Named Desire - Don't Miss This Steamy Play at Strode

  By SheptonPeople

  Im seeing this - cant wait!

            

   

  By stonesthrow at 13:05 on 11/02/11

  

  Don't miss this spectacular production from one of the area's best local drama companies. Award winning amateur company Street Theatre perform Tennessee Williams's steamy and shocking landmark drama. Director Karen Trevis brings an outstanding cast to Strode with performances starting next Thursday 24th. Recreated as the immortal film starring Marlon Brando, this is one of the most influential plays of the twentieth century and...

• Fairtrade Fortnight: What's that all about?

  By Miry42

  Oh my word, that's so funny!!!

            

   

  By SheptonPeople at 12:31 on 15/02/11

  

  From February 28th it is 'Fairtrade Fortnight' but what does this mean to your average shopper in Shepton Mallet?  I first learned of the Fairtade Foundation at Glastonbury Festival (how very 'right on' of me), where a representative of the Foundation and one from Oxfam (one of the many charities that was involved in its setting up).  So what is it all about? To put it in a nutshell, it was explained to me that...

• Oh Yes It Is: Shepton Mallet’s 40th Pantomime is GO!

  By Bragster

  @GROAN@ So long as you aren't in it and had nothing to do with the script, I really AM going.

            

   

  By Ed_2010 at 15:30 on 17/02/11

  

  Next Tuesday, 22nd February 2011 the curtain will rise on the 40th Anniversary Pantomime as Shepton Mallet Theatre Group take their very own interpretation of Cinderella to the stage.  Noone can question the determination of this self funding community Theatre Group who, in the face of adversity are promising a 'better than ever' setting despite all manner of setbacks. Attending one of the last minute rehearsals last night, I...

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