What's On
in Lyme
Regis
Your Guide
to Events and
Organisations
THE CURRENT CORONA VIRUS
CRISIS
has meant events being cancelled and others postponed - keep
checking the dates
The Marine Theatre
is closed temporarily
Please see www.marinetheatre.com
for further information
Social Distancing -Turnstone
style
STAY SAFE BY THE SEA ~~~~~~~~~~~
Following key safety advice
will keep people safe and help to reduce the demands placed on RNLI
lifeboat crews, HM Coastguard and other emergency services.
That is
why parents are now being urged to take charge and be ‘beach smart’ if
they visit the coast to ensure they and their families have the safest
summer possible, whether lifeguards are patrolling their beach or not.
Claire Hughes, director of HM Coastguard said:
‘We
know from sad experience that whether you’re local or nor, whatever your
ability of experience in your chosen sport or leisure activity, the sea
can still catch you out and be unmerciful when it does. Now, more than
ever we need people to respect the sea and the coast.
‘If
you get into trouble call 999 and ask for the Coastguard and we will come
to your aid. But coronavirus hasn’t gone away, and we all need to follow
the rules. Remember your choices might put people, including yourself and
frontline responders, at risk. Take extra care in these extraordinary
times.’
With beach
lifeguard patrols significantly reduced the RNLI and HM Coastguard are
advising the public not to use inflatables at all and for everyone,
especially parents, planning
a visit to a beach or the coast to follow this
safety advice:
·
Have a plan - check the weather forecast, tide times and read local hazard
signage
·
Keep a close eye on your family – on the beach and in the water
·
Don’t allow your family to swim alone
·
Don’t use inflatables
·If you fall into the
water unexpectedly, FLOAT TO LIVE. Fight your instinct to thrash around:
lean back, extend your arms and legs, and Float
In an emergency dial 999, and ask for the Coastguard
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Don't get cut off by the tide
Nick Marks, Lifeboat Operations Manager said
“We would encourage any visitor to the area to check tide times before
walking along the beach. It is very important to check.”
If you see anyone in trouble in the sea,
call 999 and ask for the coastguard.
Things to do
There's always lots of things going on throughout the year in Lyme Regis.
Fossil
hunting,
Fishing
or feeding fish; supping in a pub or on the water (Stand Up Paddle-boarding); walking
or watching a show;
studying art studios, exhibitions or with the U3A -
Lyme Regis offers it all.
Click on the event to go to the month it happens.
Welcoming Visitors Again to The Galleries ..See
August
ROTARY STILL IN ACTION
This month although still in lockdown the Rotary Club of
Lyme Regis is still meeting regularly via a video sharing
app. This has worked very successfully in allowing us to
carry on with our club activities but also keeping in visual
touch with other members and associates.
These are unprecedented times that we all find ourselves in
and we must all contribute where we can.
This month the Rotary Club have decided to support a number
of very worthwhile causes.
...more
ROTARY MAKES CANDLES ON THE COBB FUNDS DISTRIBUTION ....more
Candles on
the Cobb Grants ....more
Photo: Ben Kapur
The Devon Air Ambulance that
Lyme supports so well is put to good use for an injured
workman
Rotary CANDLES ON THE COBB
2018 raised
just over £9,700....more
Photo: D Sproule
What a fabulous Entertainment package we have for you for
Sunday 26th
August, leading up to the evening of iconic Candles on the Cobb.....more
LYME REGIS TEAM ENTRY IN ROTARY U 12’S FOOTBALL COMPETITION A
MARKED SUCCESS....more
Ian Gillan Announced as Patron
of the Marine...more
Attenborough and the Sea Dragon The Ichthyosaur is gently landed in
Lyme Regis
Jurassic Coast Ichthyosaur fossils find brought ashore at Lyme Regis
harbour ... seeCommunity
Lyme Lunge 2018 donation of funds....read
more The current total raised for the 2018 Lunge is £3,400 for Rotary's
charity Shelterbox and at least £850 raised by individuals
for their own charities.
Lyme Regis Rotary Christmas
Collection and Carols....more
Beach wheelchairs improve access to
Lyme Regis
beach ... seeCommunity
Donation from
Rotary Selfie Cow Project to Lend with Care charity...read
more
Rotarian John McCallum presents the cheque to lifeboat crew
member and vice chairman of the Lyme Regis and Charmouth RNLI
Guild, John Rickard.
Photo by R Horobin, RNLI.
Picking up the Plastic before it Pollutes... seeCommunity
Over 60 Clubs and Organisations
Here are just a few:
No need to be bored here!
To view more go to Clubs
About 'What's on in Lyme'
'What's on in Lyme' is the only Lyme Regis web site dedicated to supporting and publicising the many events local volunteers and fund-raisers organise.
Thousands of pounds are raised for both local and international charities every year:
Lyme Regis is a great community
and a fun place to be:
so join in,
enjoy yourself - and please give generously or ...
your time is just as valuable as a donation -
why not lend a hand?
Lyme Regis lifeboat launched in search
for missing couple
..More
Plans under way for Lyme Regis Lifeboat
Week
..More
Artist Maria puts Lyme Regis RNLI
lifeboat crew in the picture
..More
Lifeboat launched to swimmer
‘struggling’ at sea
..More
Lyme Regis RNLI lifeboat launched to red
flare
..More
Lifeboat
helm Mark joins the
management team
...More
Lyme Regis RNLI lifeboat launched to red
flare
...More
A year of challenges for Lyme Regis
lifeboat volunteers
...More
Lifeboat launched to people
stuck on the cliffs
...More
Lifeboat charity shop re-opens to save
lives at sea
Krys, Lyme Regis shop Manager, with
this years Christmas cards and calendars and diaries for 2021.
NB Shop re-opening on December 2nd
...More
Lifeboat launched to ‘man stuck on cliffs’
...More
Lifeboat launched to ‘woman in
difficulties’
Success for the RNLI shop and another TV
appearance ...More
Landslips warning to walkers as mother
and daughter rescued by Lyme Regis RNLI ...More
This shot was taken by the helmet camera worn by a crew member. It shows
ten year old Iona Brough aboard the X boat which then took her to the
lifeboat
Boys rowed to safety by RNLI crew member
after inflatable deflates ...More
Lifeboat crew’s dramatic
rescue of two boys to feature in BBC TV’s Saving Lives at Sea on 26th
February (finally) ...More
Lyme Regis RNLI Lifeboat
launched to man in fall from Cobb wall...More
Hundreds boost RNLI funds by £2k at
Christmas Day swim ...More
Lyme Regis
volunteers feature in the RNLI’s heart-warming Christmas film ...More
Lifeboat crew praised for ‘safe and sound’ year
...More
Homebredy House residents
produce calendar to raise donations for RNLI charity ...More
Lyme Regis RNLI
Lifeboat launched to woman and 2 dogs stuck on cliffs ...More
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