Business of the Week
Frome Country Market
Home made pies, cakes, preserves, plants, flowers, vegetables, eggs, honey & crafts galore. Market open every Thursday between 8 am and noo
Weather
Sat
Sunny Intervals
Max: 15°C
Min: 6°C
Sun
Sunny
Max: 16°C
Min: 6°C
Mon
Light Rain
Max: 14°C
Min: 7°C
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Events
To be announced This is one of a regular series of talks by the Frome Society for Local Study from October to March on Saturday..
This session would be perfect for those who would like to try British Sign Language before starting on a full course later on in the year. The aim of the course is for the student to learn how to fingerspell, and learn some basic signs. This session will..
News
TownTalk is still your guide to your town but now it’s had a makeover. It's still as simple to use but now it’s even faster, even smarter and it looks amazing too! With now over 190 sites (and an ever expanding network) we’ve got everything from local attraction and places to visit, to a directory of..
Whether your the next Annie Leibovitz or Ansel Adams, or just happen to have a picture that shows off your local town or city, why not submit your photo to TownTalk and be within a chance to win a Canon 650D! Here at TownTalk we love nothing better then showing off your local town and city, and how better than to have you (the people who..
With little or no fanfare, and perhaps escaping your knowledge entirely, the mobile phone officially turned 40 with the first ever call made on April 3, 1973. Motorola engineer Martin Cooper rang a technology rival from downtown Manhattan on a Motorola DynaTAC – a device that was almost 23 cm tall and weighed more than one kilogram. Now modern mobile phones let us send emails, take photos, listen to music and watch videos. So what does the future hold for the mobile? It took ten years for the first mobile phone to move from prototype to a commercially available product (and even then the first mobile..
Shopping
Jerry is a fantastic driving instructor. He was very patient and really made the effort to ensure that I understood the principals of driving. I can't recommend him highly enough especially since I...