Here are some new additions to our archve of images from Bridports past. Have you got any pictures from bygone days that you would like to share? Or if you have any information about the pictures published here let us know. Please remember that the copyright for these pictures belongs to their respective owners and they should not be used without prior permission.
The proposed Olympic monorail that is scheduled to come into service by 2012 serving stations from Bridport to Portland along the Chesil Bank has been allowed to broaden their remit to include shuttle monorails from Asker Meadows car park to the centre of town. A local councillor said it there would be less horse dung involved than in competing projects.
It's that time to resurrect the Seagull issue again. They screech 24/7, disassemble dustbins, befoul our cars, buildings and washing lines and are generally considered a pest. On the other side of the coin they are beautiful creatures doing what comes naturally to them. So what is to be done? Bridport Radio wants your views. If you have not already done so please register here and you can leave your comments.
I see a Councillor Cast has recommended a 20 mph speed limit for the whole of Bridport to the Town Council to stop boy racers speeding up and down West/East/South Streets after 11pm. The police say these should be accompanied with road humps and other 'traffic calming' measures to stop them. All I can say is that the history of modern politics is littered with the imposition of sweeping and draconian laws that are aimed at curbing the influence of a tiny minority of wrongdoers but affect us all.
It’s competition time again here on Bridport Radio, not content with giving away millions of pounds worth of MikkiMugs we have delved deep into the vaults and come up with this cracker of a giveaway, some cynics among you may suggest we are just padding our content cause we ain’t nowhere near half as posh as that Marshwood Vale Magazine (free in many local outlets) but it ain’t like that at all, we really do care for you Mr and Mrs reader!
Dear Sirs, re: the Boot calling time. Palmers dont seem to understand how to run pubs. They have totally missed out on the massive interest and market for local food production, and the expectations of locals and visitors to have thriving Dorset village pubs that show off the local wares. I am not wearing rose tinted spectacles, healthy local produced food and drink is a boom industry, and is a major draw to a growing sector of our tourism.
As the blustering flush of Spring bursts across Bridport with its lusty longings, delirious daydreams and spent piles of cherry blossom quivering their last in the gutters – one can’t but help think: To capture a snapshot of nature at it’s best, That, my friends, is a challenge worth pursuing. Being helplessly at the beck and call of such seasonal stirrings Bridport Radio would like to declare,“The inaugral Bridport Radio photographical competition is open for entries!”. The twin yinging and yanging themes being: “The Beauty of Nature” &/or “Hideous Desecrations”
Local internet TV service ASPpodTV are seeking creative video makers of all ages and abilities to produce short video items for airing on its local internet tv service. Material can be serious or humorous and on any subject of local interest including the local town and services, the environment, local characters, sport, news etc.. Submissions should be approximately four to five minutes long with selected items being aired on its home channel page as monthly 'Podpieces'.
Here are some new additions to our archve of images from Bridports past. Have you got any pictures from bygone days that you would like to share? Or if you have any information about the pictures published here 
The proposed Olympic monorail that is scheduled to come into service by 2012 serving stations from Bridport to Portland along the Chesil Bank has been allowed to broaden their remit to include shuttle monorails from Asker Meadows car park to the centre of town. A local councillor said it there would be less horse dung involved than in competing projects.
It's that time to resurrect the Seagull issue again. They screech 24/7, disassemble dustbins, befoul our cars, buildings and washing lines and are generally considered a pest. On the other side of the coin they are beautiful creatures doing what comes naturally to them. So what is to be done? Bridport Radio wants your views. If you have not already done so please 
I see a Councillor Cast has recommended a 20 mph speed limit for the whole of Bridport to the Town Council to stop boy racers speeding up and down West/East/South Streets after 11pm. The police say these should be accompanied with road humps and other 'traffic calming' measures to stop them.
Dear Sirs, re: the Boot calling time.
As the blustering flush of Spring bursts across Bridport with its lusty longings, delirious daydreams and spent piles of cherry blossom quivering their last in the gutters – one can’t but help think: To capture a snapshot of nature at it’s best, That, my friends, is a challenge worth pursuing. Being helplessly at the beck and call of such seasonal stirrings Bridport Radio would like to declare,“The inaugral Bridport Radio photographical competition is open for entries!”. The twin yinging and yanging themes being: “The Beauty of Nature” &/or “Hideous Desecrations”
Local internet TV service ASPpodTV are seeking creative video makers of all ages and abilities to produce short video items for airing on its local internet tv service. Material can be serious or humorous and on any subject of local interest including the local town and services, the environment, local characters, sport, news etc.. Submissions should be approximately four to five minutes long with selected items being aired on its home channel page as monthly 'Podpieces'.
