Sport
Lyme Regis Cribbage League
LYME REGIS WINTER CRIB LEAGUE RESULTS FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 18 2019. WEEK 18. HOME TEAM. BEER LEAGUE BEER AWAY TEAM. NEW INN KILMINGTON A. 2 4 – 1 […]
Month: February 2019
Lyme Regis
Councillors accused of undermining decision
A LYME Regis councillor has accused his colleagues of undermining the town council, after they spoke in favour of the controversial pedestrian crossing at a county council meeting. […]
Lyme Regis
Daryl makes early bid for new unitary seat
COUNTY councillor Daryl Turner has outlined his “aspirations and ambitions” for the new unitary authority to come into force in Dorset later this year. […]
Blogs
Photographing former PM Tony Blair
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Blair is probably not as adored by the nation as he once was, but I must admit it was a first for me when Western Morning News editor Barrie Williams told me in the morning we had an exclusive 15-minute interview and pictures with the PM. […]
Lyme Regis
Tough charity challenge for rowers
TWO rowers from the Lyme Regis Gig Club, Roger Brine and Neil Wittridge, will be taking on a 200-mile challenge to row from Ibiza to Barcelona this July. The rowers will face three days and […]
Sport
Snow wipes out local football
ALL three Lyme Regis FC teams were left kicking their heels when Friday’s heavy snow wiped out the local football programme. The Seasiders’ first team were due to meet Devon & Exeter Premier Division leaders […]
Sport
Good news for skittlers -Ship Inn alley to stay open
AN emergency emergency general meeting off Lyme Regis Skittles League last week was very well attended when it was announced on the night by Palmers Brewery that the Ship Inn will remain open and will […]
Lyme Regis
Brothers raise £400 for Lyme Lunge total
LYME Regis brothers Joshua and Jacob Denning have come up trumps again, raising £400 in sponsorship for taking part in the Lyme Lunge. […]
Lyme Regis
Tourist Information to be closed at Guildhall Cottage – but not for a year
LYME Regis Town Council plans to close the Tourist Information Centre in its current location at Guildhall Cottage and use the space as offices – but not for at least another year. […]
Community
Mary Anning visits St Michael’s
CHILDREN from St Michael’s Primary School in Lyme Regis were given an insight into the town’s past last week, when famous fossil hunter ‘Mary Anning’ paid a visit to Key Stage 1 pupils. […]
Uplyme
Syrian supper to be held for Uplyme Community Sponsorship scheme
THE Uplyme Community Sponsorship Scheme, which is aiming to raise funds to resettle a refugee Syrian family in the area, will host its first fundraising event on Saturday, March 16. […]
Lyme Regis
‘Perching Places’ design selected for River Lim path
A DORSET furniture designer has been chosen to design creative seating and animal homes at locations along the River Lim path. […]
Lyme Regis
Dorset Street Food Festival to return to Lyme
THE Dorset Street Food Festival will return to Lyme Regis over the weekend of July 12 to 14. […]
Blogs
Ushering in a new council era?
THOSE of us who are mildly – okay, in my case, wildly – interested in the affairs of our local council are starting to think about who will be the next mayor of Lyme Regis as the current incumbent, Michaela Ellis, comes to the end of her second two-year term. […]
Lyme Regis
Schools close for snow day
SCHOOLS in the Lyme Regis area are closed today (Friday) due to the snowy weather. […]
All Over The Town
Not too bad for a ‘sleepy’ seaside town
LYME Regis is often described as a sleepy seaside town. And while it may well seem that way to those visiting from the bright lights of London, if you look a little closer it’s anything but sleepy to me. […]