Latest Lyme Regis News

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  9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Lynch becoming a ‘major health and safety concern’ By Francesca Evans THE Lynch pathway in Lyme Regis has become a “serious health and safety” concern due to overgrown vegetation and broken edging stones.
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  9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Boatbuilder Gail gets royal seal of approval LYME Regis boat builder Gail McGarva visited Buckingham Palace last week to collect an award from Her Royal Highness, the Princess Royal.
• 9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Objections to new beach sign COUNCILLORS have objected to a large information sign being installed on the Cart Road by West Dorset District Council.
• 9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Town won’t fund pigeon deterrants LYME Regis Town Council will not have to contribute financially to the impending works to deter pigeons from the River Lim.
• 9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Council in favour of barbecues on beach but not on Cart Road TOWN councillors discussed the future use of barbecues on the beach last week, with many speaking in favour of them.
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  9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Sold out! Fossil Festival attractions pull in the crowds for Bank Holiday by Francesca Evans THOUSANDS of visitors flocked to Lyme Regis for the annual Fossil Festival and launch of the five-month-long Jurassic Coast Earth Festival.
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  9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: May Fete showcases Lyme’s youngsters By Francesca Evans THIS year’s May Day Fete in Lyme Regis was all about the young people of the town, who showed off a wealth of talent in a number of performances.
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  9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Pimm’s O’Clock Ball raises £3,500 By Francesca Evans A PIMM’S O’Clock theme ball raised an estimated £3,500 for the FORCE Cancer Charity on Saturday night.
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  9th May 2012
  LYME REGIS: Going quackers for Christmas lights By Francesca Evans THE annual May Day duck race in Lyme Regis raised £175 for the town’s Christmas lights.
• 9th May 2012
  UPLYME: Councillor co-option at Uplyme annual meeting UPLYME Parish Council will hold its annual meeting tonight (Wednesday), where a new councillor will be co-opted.