Our experienced LymeOnline writers share opinion and comment on the latest Lyme Regis news in their blogs, plus regular contributions from local organisation.
THE launch of the new LymeOnline newspaper on February 23 coincides with Fuel Poverty Awareness Day which is aimed at highlighting the problems faced by those struggling to keep warm in their homes. […]
FEASTING at River Cottage, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s farm-cum-restaurant-cum-culinary school-cum venue, on the outskirts of Axminster, is a real celebration of great food set against the glorious backdrop of Park Farm. As a dining experience, it would be difficult to find a more rustic setting. […]
OF all the weird and wonderful sights I have seen in the past 30 years as a media photographer this image takes the biscuit for outright stupidity. […]
CHRISTIANS have been active in Lyme Regis for at least 1,200 years but at St Michael’s Church in the town there is today a flourishing group of people that not only hold regular services but […]
THERESA May has announced a review into Britain’s printed press which will look into funding models to ensure the continuation of high-quality national and regional journalism. […]
MY introduction to French cuisine could not have been in more simple circumstances. In the early 1980s, when I was still playing football, Lyme Regis were invited to play at match in the Normandy village of Creully, one of the first villages to be liberated after the D-Day landings. […]
CITIZENS Advice is looking to make it easier for people to visit its advice sessions in Lyme Regis. […]
DID you know? That the Refill Scheme, a nationwide programme to reduce the use of plastic bottle, is now in full working operation in 12 shops and businesses in the town, encouraged by Turn Lyme […]
PART of my duties when I first worked in a newspaper office on work experience at the Bridport News (circa 1963) was to type in the skittles results. No emails in those days, of course, so all the scores and league tables had to be typed in by hand. […]
IT’S been a whirlwind start to 2018, that’s for sure. After the closure of the View From Lyme Regis shortly after Christmas, we were overwhelmed with kind messages of support and calls for a new media outlet to fill the gap. It didn’t take us long to decide to launch LymeOnline. […]
GROWING up in a working class family there were few if any occasions when we dined out as a family. My mother was a great cook and I think my Dad never felt any restaurant could come up to mum’s standard. He was right. […]
THERE has been a significant increase in the number of people who trust traditional publishers and broadcasters, according to a respected media industry survey, with a fall in trust recorded for social media. The annual Edelman […]
WITH the launch of the LymeOnline website and the coming of our print edition, I thought it was time I reacquainted myself with the affairs of Lyme Regis Town Council. There was a time not […]
BARELY a week goes by without a news headline causing consternation around the world. Many of these items feature one of the same few people who can affect dramatically the lives of each of the […]
THE government has been urged by Citizens Advice to commit to preserving key services in rural areas such as West Dorset, including post offices and banks. In particular, Citizens Advice wants to see a commitment […]
LANDSCAPE photography is the most popular subject of photography anywhere in the world. From amateurs to professionals, photographers capture every beautiful and dramatic view they come across when they have a camera in their hand. […]
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