Bridport has a long and interesting history, there is evidence in the lumps and bumps of the landscape that people have lived in this area since prehistoric times. In 1086 The Domesday book calls it Brideport. Bridiport 1157, Brudiport 1207, Bredeport 1266. The definition of the name means 'Harbour or market town belonging to Bredy', from Old English Port which can mean either 'port' or 'market' and Brit the name of the river that runs through it.
Oh No - It's the Emergency DJ's! - Bridport can't get enough of this dynamic duo - The Electric Stallion and Sliced Bread have been booked for Friday night 10th October at Number 10, East Street. They have the records to suit any occasion. Be there or don't be there. theemergencydjs.co.uk
We've all seen this thing before... Funny signage, hilarious typos, you get the idea, there's rubbish like this to be found all over the web which you can wip and we'll wop into Bridport Radio. But to really stand a chance of winning a prize (TBA) it should be on a local theme, extra points if it is from the local rags or features Hugh Unwittingstall.
Ozone Terrace get their name from that unassuming little street near the Cobb in Lyme. They are a diverse bunch of musicians with eclectic tastes who pull it all together to perform a tight and melodic sound which is as unique as it is accessible. Have a listen and see what you think.
Thanks to John at the Ropemakers for introducing "Smack La" a great band from Marseilles, France to Bridport. They have been likened to a cross between the Buzzcocks and The Stooges. They have plenty of energy and a great rocking out sound. Have a listen for yourself.
Thought it would be a good idea for Bridport Radio members to start passing on top tips about the tradesmen, businesses and other services that we like. At the moment I'm looking for a builder and an electrician that come with a good recommendation. All local businesses are entitled to a free listing on BridportRadio so contact us now to find out how. Meanwhile here are a few best of Bridport businesses to get you started...
The acrobatic sport of street running or Parkour as it is also known hits the nooks and crannies of Bridport. Don't try this at home, you'll break something - try it outside.
A balloon carrying Mr Walter Powell (MP for Malmsbury) was involved in a fatal disaster over The English Channel near Bridport. The War Department had loaned the balloon to the Meteorological Society who used it to take observations of the atmosphere. After taking off near Bath the crew were forced to make a landing on the cliffs between Eype and Bridport when disaster struck.
Oh No - It's the Emergency DJ's! - Bridport can't get enough of this dynamic duo - The Electric Stallion and Sliced Bread have been booked for Friday night 10th October at Number 10, East Street. 
We've all seen this thing before... Funny signage, hilarious typos, you get the idea, there's rubbish like this to be found all over the web which you can wip and we'll wop into Bridport Radio. But to really stand a chance of winning a prize (TBA) it should be on a local theme, extra points if it is from the local rags or features Hugh Unwittingstall. 
Ozone Terrace get their name from that unassuming little street near the Cobb in Lyme. They are a diverse bunch of musicians with eclectic tastes who pull it all together to perform a tight and melodic sound which is as unique as it is accessible. Have a listen and see what you think.
Thanks to John at the Ropemakers for introducing "Smack La" a great band from Marseilles, France to Bridport. They have been likened to a cross between the Buzzcocks and The Stooges. They have plenty of energy and a great rocking out sound. Have a listen for yourself.
Thought it would be a good idea for Bridport Radio members to start passing on top tips about the tradesmen, businesses and other services that we like. At the moment I'm looking for a builder and an electrician that come with a good recommendation. All local businesses are entitled to a 
The acrobatic sport of street running or Parkour as it is also known hits the nooks and crannies of Bridport. Don't try this at home, you'll break something - try it outside. 
A balloon carrying Mr Walter Powell (MP for Malmsbury) was involved in a fatal disaster over The English Channel near Bridport. The War Department had loaned the balloon to the Meteorological Society who used it to take observations of the atmosphere. After taking off near Bath the crew were forced to make a landing on the cliffs between Eype and Bridport when disaster struck.
