Securing Dorchester’s future as a thriving regional shopping centre and boosting our economy remains the vision of West Dorset District Council. A report ‘Dorchester...
Back in the eighties a school project resulted in a mosaic bench being installed in Langmoor Gardens. Around 2002, Banksy stopped by and left...
Bridport held two events as part of this year’s “We Shall Overcome”. A midweek talk on the recent history of protest music was followed...
On Tuesday 11th October, the fifth Story Slam, the first event of the 2016 Bridport Open Book Festival, was the proverbial champagne bottle smashed...
In the deeply incisive and insightful words of the esteemed messrs. Kenneth Gamble and Leon A. Huff: “I love music, any kind of music…”
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To underscore this essential Disney law, narrative resolution in each film defends and reinforces the status quo. Nothing is resolved until the preferred social...
I've such a heavy heart... An hour or so ago, Simon and I watched from our office windows, as devastating flames from our wonderful little Scott...
The Houses of Parliament’s year-long banner exhibition ‘The Beginning of that Freedome’ recently ended, and the organisations represented by artworks have officially been gifted...
Kate Adie is the guest speaker at the Old Hardyeans’ Annual Reunion Dinner in mid March, Britain’s best known female war correspondent, who now...
Ten schoolboys- who are now pensioners- left Hardye’s School fifty years ago in 1965 and were reunited at the Class of ’58 reunion at...
