An eclipse, shooting stars, old friends and a warm Somerset night. Daisy Steel heads to Cley Hill to witness a magical evening under an August sky.

The community is coming together to save the Horse & Groom in East Woodlands, hoping to secure its future as the heart of village life through Asset of Community Value status.

Discover the remarkable work of master bookbinder Kate Holland, whose handcrafted books are collected around the world. Daisy Steel visits her workshop to uncover the centuries-old craft behind every bespoke creation.

Summer holidays, Circus Disco celebrations, Johnny's continued recovery, Frome FM's fundraiser and a behind-the-scenes look at this month's When in Frome: Makers and Shakers podcast.

Friends, clients and colleagues at Black Moon Tattoos in Frome are raising money to support tattoo artist TK as he undergoes chemotherapy following a cancer diagnosis.

Founder Andy Harding shares the vision behind Communa, Frome's newest community hub, bringing together food, creativity, wellbeing, co-working and community under one roof, with exciting plans still to come.

More than 1,000 people have invested over £811,000 in Mayday Saxonvale's community share offer as Frome comes together to support the bid for the town's biggest regeneration site.

Mayday Saxonvale has raised more than £715,000 as the deadline to bid for the Frome regeneration site approaches, with community support continuing to grow.

Frome FM is inviting the community to a day of live music, family activities and radio fun as it raises funds to secure the future of the volunteer-run station.

Discover how Vallis Farm is transforming land, learning and community near Frome. In this When in Frome Unfiltered interview, Tamsin Westbrook shares the story behind its wildflower meadows, market garden, natural swimming pond, creative workshops and inspiring plans for the future.

Frome residents watched in shock on Wednesday afternoon as flames ripped through one of the town’s industrial buildings at the Saxonvale site.

From spring barbecues and bluebell walks to community events and family moments, a reflection on the connections that matter most in Frome.

Wild garlic foraging in Frome, where to find it, how to pick it responsibly and a simple seasonal recipe from local author Eleanor Hayes.

From climbing Snowdon to navigating grief, a moving and honest reflection on resilience, healing, and taking life one step at a time.

Daisy chasing the sunset! If I’m honest, I didn’t book the flights just for the sunsets. Last year, a week after his 24th birthday, we lost our son Ben. There’s no easy way to write that. The world carries on at full volume and you learn, slowly, how to keep putting one foot in front of the other again. Ben & Daisy So part of me wanted to go somewhere far away. Somewhere hot and noisy and completely unfamiliar. Somewhere I wouldn’t turn a corner and half expect to see him. Fi

This Christmas was many things. Joyful, chaotic, emotional, funny, and at times very hard. It was our first Christmas without Ben, and I won’t pretend that wasn’t tough. I didn’t quite realise how much it would hit me until it did.

Winter demand is rising for Fair Frome. Charity lead Lenka Grimes shares how food banks, warm meals and support services are helping local people.

There’s something about Christmas in Frome that sneaks up on you. It doesn’t arrive all at once in a blaze of tinsel and noise. Instead, it unfolds gently. A wreath here. A small hand clutching yours there. A pair of headphones and a spontaneous conga through a supermarket when you least expect it.

There is something about the Frome Independent Market at Christmas-time that never fails to deliver - it’s a lovely mix of bustle, sparkle and slight chaos. Today it brought all of that plus a generous helping of rain.

It has been a few days now since the fire on Marigold Road and the shock in the community is still very real. On Wednesday evening a blaze ripped through a block of flats, forcing residents to evacuate as flames and thick smoke filled the night sky.