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Suzy Rushbrook
My parents moved to Piddletrenthide a month before I was born. My dad was a...
Heightened Present
Fergus Byrne meets some of the talented people behind Chasing Cow Productions
A popular café in...
The R Word: Thistles, a prickly subject…
“Tae Scots yer mair than just a flower,Yer a symbol o’ great strength an’ power,...
Leonian Resolve
Setting out on a shared musical journey Leonie Prater talks to Fergus Byrne about the...
Nature Studies
My first reaction, as I walked into the meadow, was curiosity: are there really nine...
Marine Migration
With rising ocean temperatures reshaping the ecosystem of the English Channel, Bob Ward suggests that...
Physics to Punk
Adrian Boot’s legendary lens brings punk icons to Bridport
Few photographers have documented the soundtrack of...
Going Under Cover
Fergus Dowding talks about successional sowing, smart watering and organic controls
Lots to pick, lots to...
This Month in the not too distant past
Breaking out in July 1936, John Davis looks back on the devastation of the Spanish...
Gallery celebrates 20 years
July marks a special 20th anniversary for Sladers Yard Gallery and Cafe in West Bay....
Treasures from deep beneath Dorset
Fanny Charles goes on a successful treasure hunt in Dorchester
DORSET is rich in treasures from...
July in the Garden
At the time of writing, we’ve had a decent amount of rain, so far, this...
Preview July 2026
Unearthing remarkable womenDorchester and PooleA NEW play by Stephanie Dale, writer of two of Dorset’s...
Priory Works Collection to come up for auction
Duke’s Auctioneers has announced a sale celebrating the shared passion, vision, and collecting journey of...
Rhythm by the Coast
The Unmissable Magic of Bridport Folk Festival
While Bridport is no stranger to great folk musicians...
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The Marshwood Vale magazine is the most popular free community magazine throughout West Dorset, South Somerset and East Devon. It is read by more than 50,000 people per month. Locally owned and operated, it represents all that is unique about the wider local community.
