Our experienced LymeOnline writers share opinion and comment on the latest Lyme Regis news in their blogs, plus regular contributions from local organisation.
CONGRATULATIONS to organisers of Lyme Regis Lifeboat Week, who are expected to have raised more than £40,000 for the life-saving RNLI when the final pennies are counted. […]
EMMA at Curious Kombucha encourages us all to ‘let our curiosity run wild’. […]
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. […]
EIGHT weeks of hectic mayhem stretch out before us. No, I’m not talking about the race for a new Prime Minister… I’m talking about summer season here in Lyme Regis! […]
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. […]
WITH the Wimbledon tennis tournament in full swing, these two little porkers are all game, set and match at their home at Pennywell Farm in South Devon. […]
A PROUD moment for me this week as I was elected vice-chair of Lyme Regis Football Club, under the new chairmanship of Gerard Hitchcock. […]
A COMMUNITY garden is flourishing thanks to funding from the town council, but also due to the hard work of local volunteers. […]
WITH energy prices rising, never has there been a more important time to cut back on oil and gas use. So here are some easy tips to use less. […]
AFTER his first coastal voyage in March 1835, William Brindle decided that a life at sea was to be his calling. […]
ENERGY suppliers’ customer service standards are plummeting as bills soar. This is according to the latest Citizens Advice energy supplier’s ‘star rating’ survey which covers customer service between October-December 2021. […]
STORM overflows and sewage discharges in the Lyme Regis area has been an issue I have been determined to address for many months. […]
BACK in 1811 when a 12-year-old Mary Anning dug up that ichthyosaur skeleton, I wonder if she could have comprehended the impact she would have on the world of science, and the thousands she would inspire, not just here in her hometown of Lyme Regis, but right across the globe. […]
CHRIS Chatfield, head chef of The Station Kitchen in West Bay, shares his recipe for scallops, apple variations and chorizo foam, in partnership with Jurassic Feast. […]
HISTORICALLY there are numerous biographies on eminent and distinguished personages while the lives of ordinary people for the most part go unrecorded. […]
THE more observant of our readers may have noticed that this column was missing from the last issue of the LymeOnline newspaper, as I was enjoying a much-needed holiday in Turkey – my first trip abroad in over two years and the first deadline day I had missed in three. […]
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