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Derek Sturch
'In 1946, my life changed beyond imagining when we moved onto the “Camp” at Millwey...
Tom Cox and the Power of Friendship
By Fanny Charles
If you tried to find a link between golf, vintage vinyl, cats, and...
Just a Spoonful of Plastic
Author Beth Gardiner speaks with Fergus Byrne about corporate spin, un-regulated chemicals, and redirecting public...
Nature Studies with Michael McCarthy
The remarkable summer just ended, with its record heat and drought and its horrific wildfires...
Literary Autumn
From Budleigh Salterton to Dorchester and Bridport, autumn literary events offer a feast of ideas.
If...
From Greece to Dorset
Earth My Earth showcases international collaboration inspiring change through performance and sustainability
This September, Bridport’s public...
Come Together for Bridport Arts Centre
Bridport Arts Centre launches ‘Come Together’ campaign to bring its building into community ownership
The Bridport...
September in the Garden
Unless we’ve had a good amount of rain by now (still very much in drought...
Reflections
John Davis highlights the ‘Hackney Phalanx’ aim to make National Religion the foundation of National...
New Normal?
With 2026 set to be the warmest summer on record, Bob Ward sees emergency crews...
Preview September 2026
The best of stage and screen in and around the Marshwood Vale
The good, the bad...
Battle Stations at Mapperton
Mapperton House & Gardens is hosting its first ever Living History Weekend this September, as...
Sunshine, Sweat and Hosepipes
Fergus Dowding looks at navigating baked topsoil, thirsty wildlife, and late-season vegetable planting.
The sunshine has...
The Box
The Odyssey - Documentaries. Review by John Davis.
The Odyssey - Channel 5 Documentary written and...
Rare Opportunity for Workshop Upgrade
A rare public auction of professional joinery and woodworking equipment that has been built up...
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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.
