Bernard Spencer – RIP
We are very sorry to need to relate the death of Bernard Spencer, the Society’s President and former Chairman. In the period since he stood… Read More »Bernard Spencer – RIP
We are very sorry to need to relate the death of Bernard Spencer, the Society’s President and former Chairman. In the period since he stood… Read More »Bernard Spencer – RIP
Prizes for Heritage Matters, the arts competition organised by the Society and sponsored by it, Lyme Regis Museum and the Town Mill, were presented on… Read More »Heritage Matters and the “Ron and Norah Driver Youth Heritage Prize”
The restoration of Belmont by the Landmark Trust is nearly complete and, in line with their promise when they applied for Planning Permission/Listed Building Consent,… Read More »Belmont Public Open Days
For more information click here to go to our Heritage Matters page.
On Friday 27th March, Keith Shaw will present his illustrated talk, “Monique Bellingham – Lyme’s Canadienne” to the Charmouth History Society. If you missed this… Read More »Another chance to see …..
On Tuesday 24th February, well respected local photographer Peter Wiles will give a presentation of his photographs depicting Lyme during the different seasons and the… Read More »Lyme through the year – a photographer’s view
Anyone who has an interest in the natural and architectural heritage of Lyme Regis may well be interested in coming to the Society’s annual Coffee… Read More »Coffee Morning at the Alexandra Hotel
We know that the Jurassic Coast is constantly eroding. It can change overnight as the two pictures below of Black Ven taken in March and… Read More »What next for Lyme’s eroding coast
After many many months of hard work from the contractors, the new sea-wall to the east of the town is open extending the promenade for… Read More »The new sea wall is open
On 7th June the Mayor, Sally Holman, unveiled a new plaque at Cobb Gate which commemorates the men of the 1st Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment… Read More »Unveiling the D-Day plaque