The Mayor Cllr. Ron Bridle and his wife Harriet had an enjoyable weekend welcoming The Mayor Yannick Borde and the Councillors of St Berthevin. At the Lawns Club in Minehead, Cllr. Bridle also met members of both twinning associations to celebrate the 20th anniversary of twinning between both towns.
Amongst the events planned Cllr. Bridle attended the reception to welcome The Mayor of St Berthevin and Councillors to Minehead, he gave speech to welcome the visitors to Minehead which was translated by his wife Harriet. Later he joined in showing the visitors new developments in Minehead such as Minehead Eye, the building of the new Minehead Hospital and the new Morrisons Supermarket.
Amongst the events planned Cllr. Bridle attended the reception to welcome The Mayor of St Berthevin and Councillors to Minehead, he gave speech to welcome the visitors to Minehead which was translated by his wife Harriet. Later he joined in showing the visitors new developments in Minehead such as Minehead Eye, the building of the new Minehead Hospital and the new Morrisons Supermarket.
 Cllr. Ron Bridle with his wife Harriet, Elizabeth and The Mayor of St Berthevin Yannick Borde. CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW LARGE. |  The Mayor of St Berthevin Yannick Borde with The Mayor of Minehead Cllr Ron Bridle on the right. CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW LARGE. |  The Mayor of St Berthevin Yannick Borde. CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW LARGE. |
There was a dinner and dance at the Minehead First School on the evening of the 28th and gifts were exchanged between the towns in celebration of the Anniversary. On Sunday 29th they all met at the West Somerset Railway and heard a brief history of the railway. The party then took a ride to Watchet where they were informed of its local history before visiting various places in the Town.
Upon their return the Mayor accompanied by his wife Harriet joined the group for lunch at the Lawns Club where a celebratory cake was cut at the end of the meal. Cllr. Bridle thanked everyone who had taken part in the celebrations with a special mention to Elizabeth from St Berthevin who made a tremendous effort in translating for him and the Mayor of St Berthevin.
Upon their return the Mayor accompanied by his wife Harriet joined the group for lunch at the Lawns Club where a celebratory cake was cut at the end of the meal. Cllr. Bridle thanked everyone who had taken part in the celebrations with a special mention to Elizabeth from St Berthevin who made a tremendous effort in translating for him and the Mayor of St Berthevin.
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