IN this article I invite readers to take a stroll through the town as it was in Elizabethan times, its simplistic street pattern was of medieval origin which by necessity being determined by Lyme’s hilly topography. […]
LymeOnline has teamed up with Lyme Bay Radio to bring its local news coverage to an even wider audience. […]
CITIZENS Advice has seen double the number of visits to its ‘Help with School Costs’ national website page on www.citizensadvice.org.uk during the run-up to the first week of term. […]
LARGE-SCALE works on the roof area in the seafront gardens are now complete, transforming it into a much more usable and attractive space. […]
THIS week in Westminster, our primary focus is on the UK Internal Market Bill, and I’d like to share my insights on this so far. […]
2020 has been a strange year. During lockdown, I am sure that, like me, many of you found yourselves wondering what day it was and losing track of time as the days lost their usual routine and structure. […]
WHAT better way can there be to stay healthy than eating a variety of the freshest fruit and vegetables? […]
UNDER lockdown, parcel deliveries have become a lifeline, especially for disabled people or those shielding. […]
IT has been five months since our last column and the pandemic has changed the way the council works – perhaps forever. […]
J.M.W. Turner famously captured Lyme Regis bathed in light surrounded by a stormy sea, in a painting which now hangs in Cincinnati Art Museum. […]
MY first priority this week has been to challenge government on the situation with exam grades. It has been invaluable to work with Dan Watts, the headteacher at Woodroffe School, whose students have achieved an outstanding set of results. […]
LYME Regis businesses are getting back on their feet following the coronavirus lockdown. Here’s how the popular Pilot Boat – the town’s biggest bar and restaurant – has adapted to meet all the necessary safety requirements for both staff and customers. […]
DURING the coronavirus pandemic there has been obvious concern about protecting ourselves and others and a need for extra care when buying, sharing or re-using everyday items. […]
WITHOUT doubt the most imposing building in the town is the Victorian Guildhall, designed by George Vialls and built in 1887-88. […]
AN altercation, described by an eyewitness as “truly horrifying”, broke out in Broad Street, Lyme Regis, yesterday afternoon. […]
FORMER Lyme Regis resident Ray Smith – who played a major part in establishing Lyme Regis Development Trust – will celebrate his 100th birthday on Saturday, August 15. […]
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