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Dorset
Tuesday, July 2, 2024
Playing at The George Inn, Chideock on Saturday 25th August from 9pm. 3 voices, 2 guitars, 1 great night.  An evening of classic songs in an acoustic setting with rich vocal harmonies, adorned with the inspirational guitar playing of Robbie McIntosh.  Drawing on their love of blues, folk, soul...
Live at The Electric Palace on Bank Holiday Monday 27th August - The Communicators! Critically acclaimed ska band from Bristol and the south-west. Formed in the early part of 2005 The Communicators performed to sell out audiences across the country, playing their own tracks performed in their own inimitable...

Bayside Festival

This article paints a poor attitude of our council. I am one of the many musicians who have lost our fee for performing last week at the Bayside Festival. I am more disapopinted that the festival has closed than losing my fee. Its not about "desparation for music" so...
Before we could start this walk in one of my very favourite parts of Dorset we had to overcome a considerable obstacle - a locked gate. Possibly inspired by the nearby Olympic Games the group used a variety of vaults, somersaults and backflips to get to the other side...
For me, 2012 will be the year that Weymouth changed shape. In the midst of one of the toughest economic depressions, a depression that has hit the town hard sprang up lasers and a rotating observation tower (kind of a thrill ride on tranquillisers). The beach has also been...
As part of Coastal Voices, the combined voices of B Sharp’s 180 young people from West Dorset and East Devon gave John K Miles’ ‘On Golden Gap’ its first public performance on 8th July at the Lighthouse, Poole. You had to be there to appreciate the impact of...
Today we visited one of the top botanical sites in the county. Corfe Common has been grazed for hundreds of years and its hilly contours mean that it has never been practical to plough it. Consequently an enormous variety of plant species have flourished. Many of them, such...
We had already decided that we would chicken out of the walk up the ridiculously steep sides of Hod Hill and instead enjoy a leisurely stroll along the banks of the River Stour. This proved to be a wise decision with the grasses out in full flower on the...
"We have submitted a new planning application for an awning for the Watch House Café to increase the covered seating area from 28 – 55, providing much needed shade and protected seating areas. This increase in seating capacity not only protects our guests against the weather, it will protect...
It would appear that Weymouth & Portland Borough Council, in their infinite wisdom, have decided to close ALL car-parks in the town whilst the Olympics are on here, apart from the Multi Storey Car Park in town. Quite why they would do this, I'm not sure, but expect news...