Buckland Newton
THE Lydden Walkers' next walk takes place on Saturday, July 26 and will lead everyone from Tyneham to Kimmeridge and back to a barbecue in Tyneham car par.
Puddletown
CARNIVAL committee chairman Juliet Hussey gives the following report:
The duck race was a great night, a little cold but dry, so we had a great turn out.
WAITING patiently for the start of the recent Preston Pantomime Kids pantomime, everything appeared normal - the excited chatter of the audience, the busy front of house staff, the nervous air of the performers on their way to the changing rooms, and the stage crew making sure that everything was in its right place - but something seemed to be missing. Then I realised what it was - there was no sign of Sandra Seys at her table selling raffle tickets.
BERYL Hamlet reports that recently the members of the Mothers' Union of St. Andrew's Church in the Weymouth Deanery were delighted to welcome eight wives of Sudanese Bishops, accompanied by an eloquent interpreter, to Weymouth.
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RON AND PAT March set out one evening recently with two other riders and a dog to lead a cycle route from Upwey to Portland missing out the worst of the hills and main roads.
SECOND Chance Furniture, the long established charity which supplies donated furniture and other household appliances to local families on low incomes, suffered an unexpected blow recently when thieves stole a vital component from their van overnight on June 30.
Bere Regis
Youth Leader Terry Vine reports:
On Thursday, July 10, seven Lenny's youth club members enjoyed a free canoeing session at Buddens near Hyde provided by Dorset Youth Association.
