Highways related news and events from Lyme Regis, Uplyme & Charmouth
AS a recent visitor to Lyme, I take issue with Jacqueline Lloyds’ letter in your October 2 issue of LymeOnline, concerning costly damage to her car. […]
RESIDENTS of Morcombelake, near Charmouth, can now safely negotiate the busy A35 thanks to a new pedestrian crossing funded by Highways England. […]
THE Royal College of Art’s community engagement and transport planning project is continuing to invite comments about its initial findings on Lyme Regis and is interested to hear views from as many people as possible. […]
MY car has recently suffered serious damage – a smashed windscreen, nails driven into a tyre and very serious deep scratches along the whole car’s length on both sides, which appears as if it were targeted. […]
THE decision to build the hideous pedestrian crossing in iconic Broad Street is a disaster. […]
WORK to create a pedestrian crossing in Broad Street, Lyme Regis, will get underway next month. […]
ALL residential roads should have residents-only parking as it is difficult enough to park for locals, who often have several cars per household, without tourists taking the spaces away! […]
LYME Regis councillors have agreed they need to take a comprehensive look at residents’ parking in the town. […]
TEMPORARY pedestrian and traffic measures put in place across the Dorset Council area to help with social distancing will start to be removed as the summer season draws to an end. […]
AFTER announcing Lyme Regis was one of three rural communities chosen for a prestigious research project, the Royal College of Art has released its initial findings on the town. […]
LYME Regis is one of three rural communities selected to take part in a major new research project led by the Royal College of Art, which will reimagine public spaces and transport systems in light of the coronavirus pandemic. […]
DORSET Council has set out how it will spend £9.1million fixing and upgrading roads, and preventing potholes. […]
THE Cart Road in Lyme Regis has been temporarily closed to drivers to allow space for social distancing. […]
DORSET Council will be able to carry out more resurfacing and reconstruction work on its roads this year, thanks to a £9.1million injection from the Department for Transport. […]
I UNDERSTAND that we need to keep the economy going and to help local business to keep going, but I feel by opening car parks it gives the inconsiderate few a green light to do what they please. […]
DORSET’S highway fixers are back in action and now producing 15% less emissions. […]
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