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Somerset's week spans cricket deficit and River Brue rights

Two reports published days apart offer contrasting Somerset stories: the cricket side chasing a target and a river gaining legal recognition.

BBC Bristol and BBC News Somerset reported that Tom Lammonby hit an unbeaten 103 as Somerset reached 222-3, exactly 200 runs behind Surrey at the halfway point of the match [1][2]. Somerset County Gazette reported that the River Brue, which runs from the outskirts of Bruton to the Bristol Channel and forms a natural boundary between Glastonbury and Street, has been granted rights as part of a local conservation push [3].

Sources

  1. BBC Bristol: Somerset title hopes all but over despite Lammonby ton
  2. BBC News Somerset: Somerset title hopes all but over despite Lammonby ton
  3. Somerset County Gazette: Somerset river granted rights in major local conservation push

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