Have you wondered how some of Somerset’s most famous names have also dealt with life being turned upside-down by coronavirus? Some of them tell BERNARD BALE what they have been doing to keep busy.

In a world where we all care so much about our community’s welfare, we highlight just a few of our Somerset heroes.

None of us can predict the future...but you can help us prepare and support others to face the unknown

In a world where we all care so much about our community’s welfare, we highlight just a few of our Somerset heroes.

A former croupier, who claims to be one of the last people to see Lord Lucan, is offering vital therapy for gambling addicts in Somerset, says TIM SAUNDERS.

Charles Dickens was right – it was the best of times and the worst of times, except that Dickens wasn’t around in 1945 when the party began to celebrate VE Day, says BERNARD BALE

The hills are alive with the sound of singing – well, not just the hills of course but the whole of Somerset, discovers BERNARD BALE.

Lucy Anna Scott discovers an all-female organisation helping to keep local industry alive in Somerset.

There are tons of apps to choose from, and it seems like we use different ones depending on the situation. Here are some of the best video calling apps.

Dene Bebbington recounts the work of Fyne Court’s notorious scientist

It’s the perfect time to get out in the garden and get some motivation. Here is a roundup of all the fun and relaxing activities you can do in your garden.

It’s not all about crossing your legs and humming, you can meditate anywhere and at anytime – even when putting the kettle on.

We may be stuck indoors and the clubs and gyms may be shut for now, but we can all still stay active and healthy.

We’re compiling a guide to the businesses that still need your custom to survive, the companies introducing special schemes to help people in the community, services that will help you adjust to working from home or being isolated from others.

Social distancing doesn’t mean you can’t get your much needed Arts fix. You can now enjoy the magic of theatre from the small screen!

From mindfulness and relaxing music, to digital detoxes and body positivity, there is a wealth of great things to immerse yourself in and listen to while working in isolation.

Somerset jockey and young farmer Harry Cobden tells PIPPA VILE what it is like to be one of the rising stars of the racing world

CATHERINE COURTENAY talks to author Fay Keenan about her latest Somerset-inspired novel; The Weekender.

The Somerset-based author explains how her year chasing sleep created her forthcoming memoir: The Shapeless Unease.