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Wednesday July 3rd 2019
Coach Trip to Cothay Manor nr Wellington
 A
medieval manor house surrounded by 12 acres of magical gardens
with different garden rooms set off a 200yd yew walk. In
addition, there is a bog garden, cottage garden and a river
walk – a plantsman’s paradise. Tea room and small nursery.
Cost of £21 includes house tour. Guests welcome at additional
cost of £3. Coach departs Uplyme Village Hall at 9.15am.
Please ring Jane Hadley 01297 444147 to book. 36 seats max.
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
Saturday July 13th 2019
Summer Show and Country Fayre,
The
annual Horticultural Show this year features ‘the potato’ for
its themed classes. There will be games, live music and
entertainment, steam train rides, family dog show, food and
craft stalls, country skills demonstrations, sideshows, and
home-made refreshments. The results of the ‘Potato in a
Bucket’ competition and the best plug plants will be judged
amongst many other classes. The show schedule is available in
advance at Raymonds Hill Post Office, Uplyme Stores and Ginger
Beer in Broad Street, Lyme Regis. Entry £2.50, under 16s
free. Part profits of the event will be donated to 1st Lym
Valley Scout Group and Marie Curie.
1pm
-5pm Uplyme Village Hall and Playing Field
For further details please contact Robin Britton 01297 442794.
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
12th - 14th July
Dorset Street
Food Festival
 Lyme Regis Lifeboat Week
Saturday 27th July - Friday 2nd 2019 August
- fun for all the family
For full information about Lyme Regis Lifeboat Week; competition entry details and confirmation of times please see the full programme available from outlets throughout the town and posters. (Sorry but the organisers have asked us not to publish times in order that they can sell more programmes - only £2 from shops around the town) Fun for all the family.
The 48 page Lifeboat Week programme, with full details and timings of all events is now available at the
Lifeboat Shop at the harbour and throughout Lyme Regis and Charmouth. www.facebook.com/LymeRegisLifeboatWeek
Wednesday July 24th 2019
Evening visit to Little Ash Bungalow Fenny Bridges.
Helen
Brown has developed her wildlife friendly country garden over
the last 18 years. It is packed with different and unusual
herbaceous perennials, trees, shrubs and bamboos. Cost £5 to include refreshments. (Non-members £8). Depart
in shared cars from Uplyme Village Hall at 6.15pm.
Please ring Jenny Harding 07773 604137 or email jennyhlyme@hotmail.co.uk by July 18th to confirm.
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
Wednesday July 31st July
Twinning Association’s Admiral Sir George Somers Commemoration Parade
 11am from Langmoor Gardens to the Cobb, with the Lyme Regis Majorettes and followed by the memorial service for Sir George Somers on the Cobb that will include all attending delegates from Bermuda. Sir George Somers
became both a beloved politician and a celebrated naval hero but remains best known for establishing a British colony on Bermuda in 1609 after the crew of his ship, the Sea Venture, was heavily damaged in a storm, forcing the captain and crew to seek the first
available land in order to survive. His heart was buried on the island and his body was pickled in a jar, returned to the Cobb and buried in his hometown Whitchurch Canonicorum, near Lyme Regis.
Talk & Display of Birds of Prey by Xtreme Falconry
This
falconry bird of prey display team includes owls, falcons,
hawks and a
magnificent eagle. The evening commences at 7.30pm at Uplyme
Village Hall. All tickets £3.00 from Uplyme Post Office and
Lyme Regis RNLI Gift shop or ring Brian Cursley 07831 533580.
Profits to Lifeboat Week.
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
Carnival Week 2019 3rd - 10th August
Keep looking these events may
happen again!
Notice of
Annual General Meeting of LymeForward CIC
will be held at 7.30pm on Monday 2nd July
2018 at Woodmead Halls (Hill Road, Lyme Regis, DT7 3PG).
This will be followed by the July LymeForward
Partnership Meeting
featuring as guest speaker
Stephen Hill, Strategic Director at West Dorset District
Council giving his perspective and inviting discussion on
how Local Area Partnerships might engage with the new Dorset
Council both pre- and post- April 2019.
NB: Both meetings are open to all to listen and contribute,
although only members will be able to vote.
http://www.lymeforward.co.uk/
lymeforward@gmail.com
Plastic Free Lyme Regis Plastic Free Beach Lunch
 Join
us for a zero-waste picnic! Bring your lunch but no
single-use plastics allowed! More information from Jo Smith
Oliver 07525 005430 1pm on the main beach, Lyme Regis,
by Hut 13.
www.plasticfreelyme.uk
 Music
by the Sea’
 Lyme Regis Town Band, First Concert of the summer on Marine Parade 8pm - 9.15pm The Shelters, Marine Parade
'Music
by the Sea’
Lyme Regis Town Band,
8pm - 9.15pm The Shelters, Marine Parade
 Beach Stall:
Annual fundraiser for St Michaels Church, Lyme Regis
Cakes, books,
bric-a-brac, jewellery, scarves, bags, homecrafts, tombola,
etc. 10am - 3.30pm Marine Parade Shelters
'Music
by the Sea’
Lyme Regis Town Band,
8pm - 9.15pm The Shelters, Marine Parade
Tree
Magic in the Axe Valley
Join
us for a gentle evening field trip of trees and woodland
pasture. The walk will be led by Graham Jones. Meet at the
small, more wooded and enclosed Trinity Hill Car Park on
Trinity Road (2nd car park on the left coming from A35 end,
NOT the Nature Reserve car park). Stout shoes, warm clothes
and bring a picnic if it’s fine! Turn Lyme Green Please ring
Jo Smith Oliver for further information 07525 005430.
6.45 for 7.pm Trinity Hill, nr Axminster
www.turnlymegreen.co.uk
'Music
by the Sea’
Lyme Regis Town Band,
8pm - 9.15pm The Shelters, Marine Parade
 School's out for Summer
The
following items in red are in aid of Lifeboat Week
Model
Boat Exhibition
Arts Exhibition and Sale of work including affordable paintings, drawings, prints, cards
and more 10am The Jubilee Shelters, Marine Parade Lyme Regis.
Belly Dancers
Welcome
Display by the Lifeboat Crew
All
participants including adults accompanying children must
be registered.
Registration on Marine Parade from 4pm -6.30pm.
Entries can only be filled in and accepted between these
times. Full details in the Lifeboat Week Programme
available from the Lifeboat shop and many other outlets in
Town and at Charmouth.
Music
from Van Rouge in the evening on Marine Parade
The
following items in red are in aid of Lifeboat Week
Lots
of Lifeboat Week events going on: Full details in
the Lifeboat Week Programme available from the Lifeboat shop
and many other outlets in Town and at Charmouth
9am
Bacon Baps by The Crew at the Boathouse from 9am
Arts Exhibition and Sale of work including affordable paintings, drawings, prints, cards
and more 10am The Jubilee Shelters, Marine Parade Lyme Regis.
RNLI's Songs of Praise
presented by the Lyme Regis Churches accompanied by the Lyme Regis Town Band playing in the Shelters
3pm
Fun Run
West Gate, Marine Parade. Full details in the Lifeboat Week programme
available at the shop and many other outlets around Lyme
Regis and Charmouth and surrounding areas Registration
The Boathouse, 3pm
- 4.45pm Run 5pm
Watch the fun as floating
bath tubs are
assembled then rowed from
Cobb Gate to the harbour mouth.
Have a go
at building a floating tub
yourself!
Everyone welcome 8.00 pm.
All details listed in the RNLI Lifeboat Week programme
available at the shop and many other outlets around Lyme Regis
and Charmouth and surrounding areas.
Registration 7 -
7.45pm Cobb Gate
 Produce
Stall
Wonderful cakes and
preserves and fresh produce 10am Marine Parade. Part of
Lifeboat Week 10am Marine Parade
Lots
more Lifeboat Week events going on:
See full details in the Lifeboat Week Programme available from the
Lifeboat shop and many other outlets in Town and at Charmouth
from mid June
Tug o' War
Lyme Regis Lifeboat Crew challenge Lyme Regis Football Club
across the harbour mouth
IAN MCKELLEN ON STAGE | WEDNESDAY 3 JULY 2019
With six Olivier Awards, a Tony, a Golden Globe, two Oscar
nominations, four BAFTA nominations, and every major
theatrical award, he is a true national treasure and widely
regarded as one of the greatest stage and screen actors.
Sir Ian McKellen has announced that he will appear on-stage at
the Marine in July 2019 for a one-man show, which will be a
fundraiser.
Sir Ian explained the event “The show starts with Gandalf and
will probably end with an invitation to act with me on stage.
In-between there will be anecdotes and acting. Live theatre
has always been thrilling to me, as an actor and in the
audience.”
The solo show is part of the actor’s 80th birthday
celebrations in selected theatres. The money raised from the
event will go towards specific projects at the Marine. Sir Ian
said “I’m delighted to be making my debut in Lyme Regis as
part of the UK tour celebrating my 80th birthday... I’m
pleased that all profits will support the youth theatre and
help update the Marine’s dressing rooms. See you there, I
hope!”
There is also a chance to buy front-row premium tickets to
meet Sir Ian before the show in a intimate drinks reception.
Premium seating (In first four rows including drinks
reception with Ian McKellen) £60.00
Standard seating £40
Rear seating (back two rows) £35
10% off for Theatre Friends (Friends have received a code
by email to use online)
Tuesday 23rd July Last day of term
Lifeboat
Week 2019: July
27- August 2nd.
Lots
of Lifeboat Week events going on:
Full details in the Lifeboat Week Programme available from the
Lifeboat shop and many other outlets in Town and at Charmouth
from mid June 2019
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JULY
2019
from
the town's main beaches from 1st May until 30th
September.
Permitted on Back beach & Church Cliff to the East & Monmouth Beach to the West.
Get Fossiling on the Jurassic Coast! Join one of Lyme Regis’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.
Meet at 
During the Jane Austen tour we visit the houses in which Jane is said to have stayed and hear stories of Lyme Regis as she would have known it. See where Louisa Musgrove fell on the Cobb.'
