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Mendip District Council (318 words)
Councillors (often referred to as "members") are elected every four years to represent all the residents of Mendip.
A £116,000 revamp of one of Mendip’s community gems will be officially unveiled to the public this week.
The government’s decision not to allow the creation of a single unitary authority in Somerset will not be challenged, leaders and chief executives of the county and district councils have agreed.
Self-catering holiday cottage near Wells Somerset, the Dairy (823 words)
Between Wells and Cheddar, in a beautiful conservation village, surrounded by magnificent Mendip walks.
Hidden away up a quiet lane, behind high stone walls, you'll find a 300 year old stone cottage.
The village follows a stream, down from the hills through a small rocky gorge, where old stone houses and walls seem to grow out of the boulders.
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