Daniel Mumby is a Local Democracy Reporter at Somerset Live. Based in Chard, he covers Somerset Council and focuses on local government issues, with expertise in planning, transport infrastructure, and active travel. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including BBC World, Yahoo News, and the Western Daily Press.
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Daniel Mumby's focus is predominantly on local government announcements, budget deficits, and infrastructure developments in the Somerset area of the United Kingdom. His coverage includes topics related to housing development, community services, and local politics.
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The two-day festival, which has welcomed artists such as UB40, will move to a new location in 2027.
The two-day festival, which has welcomed artists such as UB40, will move to a new location in 2027.
By: Daniel Mumby
Changes in UK planning law come into effect on Hallowe'en which will prevent Somerset councillors from signing off on plans for Hortsbridge Park
By: Daniel Mumby
Chancellor of the exchequer John Healey MP confirmed in his budget statement that Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire will get their own mayor
By: Daniel Mumby
Revised plans for the Cathedral View estate on the A371 Portway have been approved by councillors, despite concerns about the lack of green space
A key section of the A38 near Taunton Crematorium now has a 30mph speed limit
Gladman Developments secured outline permission for 78 homes on Wookey Hole Road in Wells following a successful public inquiry
By: Daniel Mumby
"We were at a crossroads of whether we had to cancel the event, suspend it forever, or try to find a new location."
By: Daniel Mumby
The Home Office asked for the licence covering the Premier store in Martock to be revoked after a man was found to be working there illegally
By: Daniel Mumby
The new health and social care academy on Salmon Parade will open by October 2028 - but on-site accommodation for staff may not be included
