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Your essential checklist if you’re facing redundancy
WITH the furlough scheme having recently come to an end, Citizens Advice has set out your essential checklist if you’re facing redundancy. […]
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Lyme in the 20th Century – Part II
THE town’s estimated population in 2020 was put at 3,671. In 1901 the medical officer’s report stated it was 2,095. There were 923 males and 1,172 females, during the year 30 babies were born of which six died before their first birthday. […]
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New CCTV camera installed to deter vandalism on seafront roof
A NEW security camera has been installed on the seafront following several deliberate breakages of the new glass balustrading. […]
Lyme Regis News
LymeOnline receives two nominations in national Newsawards
THE LymeOnline website has been recognised as among the best in the country with a nomination in the national Newsawards 2021. […]
Lyme Regis News
West Dorset harbours bounce back with increased demand
HARBOURS at Weymouth, West Bay and Lyme Regis are buoyed up about their future following months of COVID restrictions. […]
Dorset News
Almost 600 solar panels could be installed at County Hall
ALMOST 600 solar panels are expected to be added to County Hall as Dorset Council strives to cut its carbon footprint and save money on running costs. […]
Charmouth News
Plans to convert Charmouth shop back to into residential use
A BUSINESS in The Street, Charmouth, could be converted back to residential use if Dorset planners agree. […]
Blogs
A fresh start and a return to the arts
THE problem with wedding attire is that you wear it once and the chances are you won’t wear it again for some time. […]
Dorset News
Dorset Council’s backlog of information requests could cost £86k to rectify
IMPROVING Dorset Council’s ‘poor’ response to information requests could cost up to £86,000 to rectify. […]
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Citizens Advice offering support as cuts made to Universal Credit
OVER the coming weeks, people claiming Universal Credit will receive notifications about a cut to their benefits this autumn. […]
Lyme Regis News
Climate change a ‘code red for humanity’ – but what can we do here in Lyme Regis?
“CLIMATE change is widespread, rapid and intensifying”, “Code red for Humanity” – surely no-one could have missed these headlines on the publication of the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) report, published on August 9? […]
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Love is most definitely in the air!
“IT’S a bit of a tight fit, but at least you can grab the handles.” Said in all innocence as I slid our largest grey bag at the Coombe Street Gallery over a large piece of wall art. […]
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Bringing joy in lockdown
IT’S a challenge running a museum which prides itself on the amount of people that visit, be they tourists or locals in a pandemic. […]
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New Police and Crime Commissioner meets with council
MORE police officers on the ground and a crackdown on anti-social behaviour. Those were the pledges made by Dorset’s new Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) David Sidwick when he visited Lyme Regis recently. […]
Lyme Regis News
Support the Royal British Legion on its 100th anniversary
THIS year 2021 marks the 100th year of the formation of the Royal British Legion, a year in which still sees our British Forces serving overseas in the defence of our freedoms. […]
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We’re due another!
WE’VE all seen headlines like ‘300m of the World Heritage Site destroyed’, but without erosion we’d have no world heritage site or fossils, because they’d be no coast. […]