Explore fascinating stories from Somerset.
Radio Somerset,·26 episodes
Arturo Fanconi from Ilminster was posthumously awarded the Albert Medal for saving lives.
Chard's James Gillingham found his calling after a local man was injured in an accident.
Julian Cox was the last person to be executed in Taunton for witchcraft in 1663.
It’s said Stuckey’s banknotes had a circulation second only to the Bank of England.
A ghost, a bishop and mysterious shipwrecks around Minehead harbour.
A radar station and archaeological remains can be found on the North Hill site.
The story of Yeovilton’s Concorde at the Fleet Air Arm Museum.
A president, a spy and a tragic ghost – the history of The Royal Oak in Withypool.
The town's oldest listed domestic building is now a café.
The author first visited the picturesque area of Somerset on his honeymoon in 1916.
Mark Whitcomb and the Furman sisters are remembered at the Mendip Hospital Cemetery.
The cemetery is the final resting place for inmates and staff from the asylum.
Lights and fires were used to trick German bombers into thinking they’d reached Bristol.
Quantock Lodge was built in the 1800s for the-then MP of Taunton, Henry Labouchere.
Discover the role the South West’s airfields played in D-Day.
Exploring the caves and the legend of the witch of Wookey Hole.
The Bakery in West Camel no longer sits on the A303 due to the new road layout.
The Exmoor village was abandoned more than a hundred years ago.
The story and history of a 16th Century Inn owned by a couple for the past 35 years.
The George and Pilgrims Inn claims to be the oldest purpose-built pub in the South West
The legend of the Gurt Worm on the Quantocks.
A new digital trail tells the dark stories of Cheddar and the Mendips.
Culbone now consists of two houses and the tiny church of St Beuno.
The grade II listed building is over 500 years old and is full of haunted tales.
The flat holds more than 50 years of family history.
The chilling story of where a woman's body was discovered in 1789.
