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Lyme Bay Holidays is an independent, family run agency offering over 200 high quality
properties along the stunning coastline between East Devon and West
Dorset.
All properties are independently
inspected by VisitBritain with a minimum 3 star grading. Our properties can
accommodate anything from couples looking for a quiet weekend hideaway to
families seeking a traditional seaside holiday home.
 Using
our informative website with up to date availability and
you can book on-line. You can also talk to our friendly and helpful booking
staff who will offer you the best advice in order that you
find the holiday property which is right for you.
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Some examples of the beautiful properties on offer include:
Rousdon, a beautiful and historic estate
set on the rugged Jurassic coastline consisting of 350 acres of pastures
and woodlands with direct access to a private beach. We have various
properties available sleeping from 2
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8.
Lower Seaview Terrace, Beer
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an attractive stone built cottage in the heart of the pretty East Devon
fishing village of Beer
The Old House, Axminster
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a beautifully presented period property providing very high quality, 5
Star, accommodation for larger groups or two families holidaying
together. |
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Search Agents with excellent local knowledge, finding property in Lyme Regis
and surrounding area.
Coastal Property Search offer a down-to-earth
professional service, without charging a fortune!
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The Regent Cinema |
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The Marine
Theatre |
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Is a 1937 building designed in the "modern" style. It has a stadium type
auditorium with Holophane features and
light fittings which provide changing coloured lights across the ceiling.
Following the Regent's complete refurbishment this Cinema
is now a listed building - one of the finest examples of it's type in the U.K.
It is fitted with "Ultra" surround sound and refurbishment has been carried out
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Offers a wide and varied programme of events including:
live music, local and professional drama and musical productions,
community events and fairs during the day. A traditional seaside theatre
overlooking the sea and Gun Cliff walk, with dramatic coastal views from the
auditorium and licensed bar.
The Marine Theatre is a fully licensed, multi-purpose venue allowing for
seated shows, dancing, and cabaret. |
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Lyme
Regis Town Band |
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Lyme Regis Radio |
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which plays
regularly on the seafront throughout the summer, was reformed in 1981 after a lapse of thirty years. The
Lyme
Regis Town Band has established itself as an integral part of the town’s
social life. From an original 14 members it has now grown to a full Concert
Entertainment Band of 30 players (plus a learner group).
The main work of the band is in the summer months, when the musicians play
several times a week to entertain the tourists and locals alike at various
locations in the area The most popular of these is the Marine Parade Lyme
Regis where, on Tuesday evenings from July to September, the Band presents a
series of Concerts, which over the years has proved to be enormously
popular. On a fine summer’s evening these often attract several hundred
people.
The Band is an integral part of the community and is pleased to support
other local organisations such as the Regatta and Carnival Committee, the
RNLI, the British Legion, the Rotary Club of Lyme Regis and local schools.
Their CD, recorded at the
Woodmead Halls where the band regularly rehearses, demonstrates the
repertoire and versatility of the band. |
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internet
radio station
Interviews with locals
and
Stories about Lyme Regis |
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Free Community Newspaper |
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VIEW FROM PUBLICATIONS
Free weekly community
newspapers
Principal towns covered:
Honiton, Axminster, Sidmouth, Seaton, Colyton, Lyme Regis,
Bridport, Beaminster,
Dorchester, Crewkerne,
Chard and Ilminster
Over 50,000 copies distributed
every week |
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Seaton Tramway |
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Links |
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Famous for their open-top trams and tram driving
days, Seaton Tramway operates narrow gauge heritage trams between
small picturesque towns in Devon.
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Lyme Regis Live Webcam
Wet Fish Shop
Uplyme - All you need to know
West Dorset
Jurassic
Coast
Fossil
Hunting |
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A great search engine that is powered by the
biggest names on the internet and gives half its advertising
revenue to charity is free to use. To start helping
charities today all you have to do is use it… the more people use
it, the more charities will benefit. Each day a different charity
benefits by appearing as the charity of the day. Just go to
www.magictaxi.co.uk |
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What's on in the rest of Dorset
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Support the Reds
The
Red Arrows have always supported - and been the star attraction at -
Lyme Regis Lifeboat Week.
We were therefore dismayed to learn the following:
"The world-famous Red Arrows have been banned from appearing at the 2012
London Olympics because they are deemed 'too British'. Organisers of the event say that the Arrows military background might be
'offensive' to other countries taking part in the Games. The display
team have performed at more than 4000 events worldwide, but the
Department of Culture, Media and Sport have deemed the display team 'too
militaristically British'. Red Arrows pilots were said to be 'outraged',
as they had hoped to put on a truly world class display for the Games,
something which had never been seen before. Being axed from a
British-based event for being 'too British' is an insult - the Arrows
are a symbol of Britain.
The Red Arrows have been excellent ambassadors for British overseas
trade, as they display their British-built Hawk aircraft all over the
world. The Arrows performed a short flypast in 2005 when the winning bid
was announced, but their flypast at the Games was to have been truly
spectacular.
It is to be hoped that common sense prevails: If you disagree with this
decision, sign the petition on the link
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/RedArrows2012/?ref=redArrows2012"
by 17th Sept 2008 |
