WHAT was life like in Lyme during the mid-1800s? Elanor Waring left a written record when later in life (1895) she wrote ‘Memories of the Past’. It is a fascinating account of the town and almost certainly composed from a diary. […]
FEARS over the risk of fire and the effect new buildings will have on the landscape have failed to convince Dorset planners to reject a battery storage facility at the solar site at Wyld Meadow Farm in Monkton Wyld. […]
LYME Regis is suffering from a new and increasing form of pollution. And it’s not being controlled or policed in any way. […]
Uplyme residents can no longer have a shoppers pass to park in Lyme Regis, to use the town we have chosen to live in really, as Uplyme is part of Lyme Regis. […]
SUNFLOWER seeds brought by refugees from war-torn Ukraine have been planted in Lyme Regis’ community garden. […]
BY the mid-1800s William Bridle was serving as mate on the Honiton Packet engaged in the ‘London trade’. However, it was on December 27 1852 that William followed the custom of the sea, going to the aid of survivors from a sinking passenger ship. […]
LYME Regis Post Office will be ‘closing temporarily’ on Tuesday, July 19, according to an official statement. […]
A FURTHER round of public consultation is being planned in the autumn on the future of Dorset’s libraries. […]
BRIDPORT-based Mercato Italiano, which supplies the very best and hard-to-find delicacies directly from Italy to foodies in the UK, has provided this week’s recipe of aubergine parmigiana. […]
A CHARMOUTH hotel has requested permission to change to residential use with two self-contained holiday units. […]
A COMMUNITY garden is flourishing thanks to funding from the town council, but also due to the hard work of local volunteers. […]
LYME Regis’ most recent community play, ‘Lyme and the Sea’, sold out with remarkable praise and raving reviews of the four-night production. […]
HISTORY was made at the Davey Fort this week with the election of a new committee chairman and a woman taking over as vice-chairman of Lyme Regis Football Club for the first time. […]
THE two ‘Grannies for the Future’, who disrupted a Dorset Council meeting by sticking themselves to a desk, have been told they will not be charged with any offence. […]
DORSET Council ended the last financial year in a better position than expected – although there is concern about the costs of rising inflation on this year’s budget. […]
A RETIRED police officer from Uplyme, who went to New York to help victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks, is staging an endurance fitness challenge for two charities on the anniversary of the 2001 atrocity this year. […]
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