DORSET councillor Daryl Turner, who represents Lyme Regis and Charmouth, has made a formal complaint over a comment made about him during a break in a meeting last week. […]
DO you believe in ghosts? I do. But when you’ve worked in some of Lyme’s oldest buildings and heard stories about housemaids committing suicide or actors who took a permanent stage right, you kind of get swept along with the whole spooks and spectres thing. […]
CONGRATULATIONS to Ann Allman, who has won through to the national fails at Leamington in the ladies two-wood competition. […]
I ONCE believed Oxford University was the educational envy of the country, if not the world. […]
PARK and ride will return for the summer holidays – all being well. […]
TORY control at Dorset Council is being challenged by the Liberal Democrats in a move which could eventually lead to a public referendum. […]
PATCH repairs will continue to be made to the listed historic Cobb harbour in Lyme Regis until a full-scale improvement plan is approved. […]
CHARMOUTH Stores has been refused permission for new condenser units on a flat roof above its storeroom. […]
INCREASING numbers of private tenants are turning to Citizens Advice for help, as the protections put in place for renters during the pandemic come to an end. […]
TENSIONS over parking in the harbour area of Lyme Regis were heightened last week when film crews descended on the town. […]
ONE of Lyme Regis Museum’s most unusual displays comprises some of the weird and wonderful things that have been found in the Lyme Regis tip. […]
WERE you the teacher’s pet? I wasn’t, except maybe with the biology teacher when I was an excessively-innocent 15 year old who knew nothing about anything and had to confide in her following an incident. […]
WITH the understandable emphasis that Lyme Regis Museum puts on the ground-breaking contribution to science made by Mary Anning, it’s easy to overlook the mark left on the world by Thomas Coram, the driving force behind England’s first charity, The Foundlings Hospital. […]
CITIZENS Advice has found quarter of young people making Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) repayments haven’t been able to pay for food, rent or bills as a result. […]
A FEW years ago a popular survey identified that museums and universities were regarded by the public as the nation’s two most trusted bodies. […]
THE biggest fossil in the museum’s collection is known as ‘The Beast in the Cellar’, an ichthyosaur so large we don’t really have the space to display it. […]
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