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Durdledoor

Unexpected Queue Chaos at Durdle Door: Not for the Views

Durdle Door, the iconic natural limestone arch on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, is famed for its breathtaking views and picturesque beach. Yet, during recent hot weather, a visitor found herself stuck in an unexpected queue—not to …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Backwell

Backwell's Unique 'Strawberries and Cream' Tree Faces Challenges

In the village of Backwell, North Somerset, a rare and captivating tree known for its distinctive ‘strawberries and cream’ blossoms—pink on one side and white on the other—is showing signs of distress. This hybrid tree is one …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read

Somerset

Grand Reopening: Somerset's Iconic Blue Ball Inn

The historic Blue Ball Inn at Triscombe, near Taunton, is set to welcome patrons once again, unveiling its 400 years of rich history in a grand reopening event scheduled for Friday, May 2. Having withstood seven previous …

By James Robinson · · 1 min read

Devon

Evacuation and Closure of Tunnels Beaches in Devon

Tunnels Beaches, a renowned private beach in Ilfracombe, Devon, was evacuated and closed following a landslide. The incident occurred on April 16, when rocks fell onto the sands, prompting an emergency evacuation. The owner, …

By Tommy Wathen · · 1 min read

Bath

Relive Bath's Legendary Music Concerts

Bath has a rich history of hosting legendary music concerts, from the Beatles era to modern-day artists. Author Simon Hurford, known for his work on pop music at Bath Pavilion, is seeking input from music enthusiasts for his …

By Charles Bowser · · 1 min read