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Helena Conibear
Robin Mills walked with Dorset’s High Sheriff, Helena Conibear, from Stourton Caundle to Sherborne.
I’m lucky...
The Great Good Places
Looking back with unsparing honesty, Margaret Drabble talks to Lucy Brazier about career juggles, personal...
The Traitors Circle
Am I a bystander or a participant? A warrior or a coward? If I see...
Liam Ó Maonlaí & Martin Brunsden
Talking about working with Hothouse Flowers, Martin Brunsden describes it as ‘amazing plank walking.’ The...
The R-Word: Breaking Ground
While we celebrate 25 years in print, Dr Sam Rose highlights 25 years of the...
Reflections
In a month of remembrance, John Davis highlights the book All Quiet on the Western...
River Course Revival with Leo Dugdale
Scaling up nature-based river restoration across Devon catchments, Leo Dugdale is tackling severe soil erosion...
Apocalyptic Visions
The Harvest Film Festival, where medieval cosmology and folklore collides with climate shocks and social...
It’s Always the End of the World
Ahead of the release of his first full-length feature film, George Earwicker talks to Fergus...
November in the Garden
Obviously, autumn is the season when we expect deciduous trees and shrubs to shed their...
Six at the Flix with Nic Jeune
Bridport Arts CentreWar Paint – Women at War (2025)5th November @ 7.30pm. From quilting in...
Nature Studies with Michael McCarthy
It was a summer of heat and drought, but also of jewels—flying ones. Yes, the...
The Box: 70 Up and 7 Up By John Davis
70 Up and 7 Up: The Story: MultiStory Media, 2 x 90 minutes episodes and...
The best from West Dorset, South Somerset and East Devon
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.
