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Family Counselling Trust, previously known as The Dorset Child and Family Trust, has been renamed to facilitate its expansion beyond this county. Fergus Byrne has been to meet with The Hon Robert Montagu whose fervent belief in the need to Read more »
‘Pain in temporary, losing is permanent.’ A local TV and film producer has spent over a year working with one of Britain’s greatest sporting heros. Simon Ford talks to Fergus Byrne about the imminent release of Being AP. ‘Being AP Read more »
I grew up close to the Curragh racecourse. As a child I ran along the wide open spaces that surround Ireland’s Curragh army camp, and marveled at the sights and sounds of enormous beasts that appeared on the gallop out Read more »
It’s hard to believe that the next issue we work on will be number 200. It’s quite a milestone. Somewhat inevitably, we’ve looked back over past issues from the last fifteen years—a trip down memory lane. How things have changed, Read more »
I vaguely remember one of our contributors once writing in the Observer Food Monthly that he had asked his editor if he could promote his new book in his monthly column. The kindly editor said yes, so the contributor did Read more »
No doubt the biggest news for UFO watchers lately has been the story that Stephen Hawking has added his name to an initiative to invest $100 million to reinvigorate the search for life in the universe. On the anniversary of Read more »
Since they are no longer with us, the dead have little use for our sympathy, but I can’t help feeling a bit sorry for Hans Asperger. The Austrian paediatrician, whose research in the 1940s highlighted similarities in unusual traits amongst Read more »
With the Marshwood Arts Awards reaching out to an ever broader range of artists, makers, art lovers and buyers throughout the South West, it is good to see such a unique initiative supported by local businesses. Along with the assistance Read more »
On the anniversary of his death, friends and colleagues of the poet, tree planter and magazine publisher Felix Dennis gathered for the launch of his latest book of poetry. Fergus Byrne was there. On a warm June evening about one Read more »
B Sharp, the Lyme Regis based charity that has helped inspire young people to reach for their dreams, has produced fantastic results. Director, Fran Williams, talked to Fergus Byrne about where they go from here. It’s sometimes hard to grasp Read more »