Reopenings and pressure points both surface in Weston-super-Mare's latest reports
Weston-super-Mare's latest reports pair a dealership reopening, a planned cyber-security event and a property listing with a police incident at a vacant hotel and new PIP figures.
Weston-super-Mare's local reports this week cover business, property, policing and benefits. The former Mercedes dealership in Weston-super-Mare is set to reopen under a new lease of life [3]. CSIDES, a cyber security event, returns to Weston-super-Mare on October 9 with talks, workshops and interactive sessions [1]. A three-bedroom flat in the Montpelier area, in a converted Victorian villa, is on the market for £285,000, close to the seafront, station and local amenities [8].
At the same time, police found six children inside the vacant Grand Atlantic Hotel after reports of people entering the seafront building [2]. North Somerset Times, Somerset County Gazette and Bridgwater Mercury reported that more than one in 10 working-age adults in Weston-super-Mare are claiming Personal Independence Payment [4][6][7]. The Weston Mercury also published its weekly death notices and funeral announcements from local families [5].
Taken together, the week's coverage shows Weston-super-Mare with ongoing commercial and property activity alongside a police response and benefits-claims figures.
Sources
- Weston Mercury: Cyber security event to return to Weston for second year in October
- Weston Mercury: New incident at troubled Weston-super-Mare hotel as police descend on premises
- North Somerset Times: Former Mercedes dealership in Weston-super-Mare set for new lease of life
- North Somerset Times: New figures show where PIP claims are highest across Somerset
- Weston Mercury: This week's Weston-super-Mare death notices and funeral announcements
- Somerset County Gazette: New figures show where PIP claims are highest across Somerset
- Bridgwater Mercury: New figures show where PIP claims are highest across Somerset
- Weston Mercury: Three-bed Weston flat in converted Victorian villa on market for £285k
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