A new film being made in the Marshwood Vale highlight’s more than the beauty of the area. Film maker Lawrence Moore talks to Fergus Byrne Sowing the seeds for tomorrow; harvesting the bounty for the months ahead and observing new Read more »
January is traditionally a month when we get reflective: when we are sometimes inspired to make important decisions about our future. Whether it is to give up smoking, lose weight, get a new job or circumnavigate the globe, there is Read more »
Julia Mear met Peter Whiteman in Axminster, Devon ‘I was born in 1942 during the war. My father was a carpenter in a jig shop of the de Havilland Aircraft Company. My mother was a nurse but if you married Read more »
Nikki Northover’s adolescent dream became a reality and her annual dance shows have inspired many of her students to reach for the stars. Katherine Locke talks to her as she prepares her next show. Nikki Northover is proudly sitting in Read more »
Normally I try to keep to facts and dates, but today I am venturing into myth and legend. Recently I read a novel King Arthur’s Bones, which led me along this path. Imagine the mist rising from the Somerset Levels Read more »
Aerial adventures – a postcard from Holland After the war was over I met Tiny in London, where after a joyful re-union dinner, he gave me a full account of how he and Shaw reached freedom through Holland. Shaw could Read more »
Charity comes in many different guises. Margery Hookings has been talking to an old friend who has dedicated her life to looking after and rehoming racehorses. I still feel slightly guilty that when I was about ten years old Read more »