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Sept 4th (Thursday)
2025
 Yeo
Valley organic gardens Nr Blagdon
Coach Trip
Departs 9.30am. Six and half acres of contemporary organic
gardens featuring an ornamental vegetable garden, gravel garden, stream-side
garden and two meadow areas. The whole garden encourages biodiversity,
creating habitats for birds, insects and small animals that predate on harmful
bugs. The centrepiece is a purple glasshouse framed by hedges and pleached
Malus ‘Red Sentinel’. Formal spaces have defined colour schemes while
more informal areas feature perennial and annual wildflower meadows, a birch
grove and a streamside garden. Organic cafe for coffee and cake or a light
lunch. RHS members £15, Non-RHS £22. www.ulrhs.wordpress.com
Sept
7th
Ferne Animal Sanctuary's 31st Fun Dog Show
and car boot sale
- for
people as well!
 Monday
8th
September
Back
to School
The Lyme Regis Society
presents a Talk
World Class Fossil Museum by
Richard Edmonds
2pm on at
Woodmead Halls, Hill Road, Lyme Regis. DT7 3PG.
From Coade to the
Cobb: Belmont Open Days
Saturday 13th September, 2025
Sunday 14th September 2025
 Public
Open Days at Belmont, Lyme Regis
Join us to
explore Belmont, part of
Heritage Open Days. This fine 18th-century maritime villa in Lyme Regis is
listed Grade II* and once belonged to the remarkable businesswoman, Mrs
Eleanor Coade who devised a formula to mass produce architectural
embellishments.
Saturday 13 – Sunday
14 September 2025 | 10am–4pm | Free Entry
Belmont, 16 Pound Street, Lyme Regis, DT7 3HZ
Open to the public once a year, visitors will have
the rare opportunity to explore the building and discover its history in
this unique holiday property. Information with be available and
knowledgeable Landmark staff members on hand to share the work of The
Landmark Trust and how we conserve historic places at risk.
Local Sea Scouts will be with us over the weekend
providing refreshments in the garden.
Pre-booking preferred, but drop-in visitors are
welcome. To book or find more information, visit:
Belmont Open Day
Please do share this event with your networks,
patrons, customers using the attached poster. Group visits are welcome.
The Landmark Trust welcomes everyone to explore our
buildings during open days and learn more about our mission to rescue and
revive endangered historic buildings across Britain.
More information:
Belmont Open Day (landmarktrust.org.uk)
Part of Heritage Open Days Giving history a future
Monday
22nd
September 2025
Autumnal Equinox: In 2024 the autumnal equinox occurs on
22 September at 12.44pm GMT (1.44pm BST).
The Earth is tilted on its axis. This means that the Sun illuminates the
northern or southern hemisphere more depending on where the Earth is along its
orbit.
However, at two points in the year the Sun will illuminate the northern and
southern hemispheres equally. These are known as the equinoxes.
The Autumn Equinox is the first day of the autumn season and occurs
 when the sun passes the equator moving from the northern to the southern hemisphere. The sun is directly overhead at the equator and day
and night are of approximately equal lengths. At equinox, the Sun rises everywhere on Earth (except the Poles) at about 6am in the morning and sets at about 6pm in the evening (though this can vary a little when time zones and daylight saving etc are taken into account).
September 24th
(Wednesday)
'The Work of the National
Trust Plant Conservation Centre' by Chris Trimmer' . ‘The Work of the
National Trust Plant Conservation Centre’ by Chris Trimmer. This top-secret
centre in Devon saves plants that are endangered, propagates clean stock and
regenerates healthy plant colonies. This work is vital to maintain
biodiversity in threatened environments and Chris gives us an insight into the
conservation techniques and practices that underpin this nationally important
work
7.30 Uplyme Village Hall
Friday 26th September 2025
 Join us for the
World's Greatest Coffee Morning!
in aid of
Macmillan Cancer Support. https://coffee.macmillan.org.uk/
Dates to be advised
 Soup and
Sweet Lunch
In aid of Cancer Research. Enjoy a selection of soups and delicious
desserts Woodmead Hall 12 noon - 2pm
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Lyme Regis Front Beach:
Dogs permitted on leads
1st October - 30th April
Dogs allowed
all year off lead
Monmouth Beach,
Church Cliff & East Cliff (Back) Beach.
Please check local notices
and see
https://www.lymeregistowncouncil.gov.uk/beaches
for detailed up to date info
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Lyme Regis Medical Centre
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Lyme Bay Medical Practice 445777
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WALKS and Tours |
Do take advice about safe tide times before
 setting off for more than fifteen minutes hike, without a guide, along our beautiful beaches: - what appears to be an easy bit of ground to scramble over is more likely to be a treacherous mud slide - don't take a chance! |
FOSSIL WALKS |
 Get Fossiling on the
Jurassic Coast! Join one of Lyme Regis Museum’s famous fossil walks
along this historic stretch of Dorset coast with Geologist Paddy Howe
and Marine Biologist Chris Andrew. Some families return time and again
to search with Paddy and Chris among the sand and rocks for fossils that
have been washed down onto the beach after 190 million years. For adults
and children alike, it’s an unforgettable experience.
Each walk is limited to 15 people per guide. Start times for walks vary according to the tides and take about three hours. |
Lyme History Walks |
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“Discover the unique and colourful history of Lyme Regis with experienced tour guide Chris Lovejoy”
01297 443140
www.lymehistorywalks.com
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Mary Anning was a world famous fossil hunter - and was featured in Tracey Chevalier's novel Remarkable Creatures
- hear stori es
of her life and see where she lived and hunted.
 Meet at
Lyme Regis Philpot Museum
Bridge Street
Lyme Regis
DT7 3QA
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