The following articles are just a selection of those that appeared in the November 2011 issue of By The Dart magazine (see cover opposite).
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November 2011 Issue
How Dartmouth Works - Telephony
Communication has changed a bit over the last few years – just a few years ago everyone had a landline and bought the local paper and that was it. Read more
Exercise Tiger Commemorative Service at Sea
A new film has been filmed off the South Devon coast which will commemorate one of the Second World War’s greatest tragedies, featuring specifically written music and a moving commemorative service. Read more
Liz & Chris Moseley - The Crab & Bucket
There’s a new team at the sports bar on Dartmouth’s South Embankment. Chris and Liz Moseley have taken over the helm, renaming Birssy’s with the quirky (but obvious, given its location!) ‘The Crab and Bucket’. Read more
EOS Brings Glamour to Dartmouth Again
Dartmouth was again graced by Eos one of the world’s most expensive and largest privately-owned sailing vessels. Read more
Eileen Parkes - Ladies Captain of Dartmouth Golf & Country Club
Eileen Parkes was a late convert to golf - taking her architect husband Sid to the Dartmouth Golf and Country Club for his fiftieth birthday with friends, she found this was a hobby they both could share. Read more
Dartmouth Becomes TV focus
Dartmouth has featured on TV this month and been filmed to appear in a special programme next year. Read more
Crusades – Dartmouth’s Harbour Helps the Western World Go to War with the East
Dartmouth is famous for its involvement in D-Day but 797 years earlier another huge flotilla of boats had set out to war from the harbour: on the Second Crusade. Read more
Coast & Country Cottages - A Decade of Success
Andrew and Karen Jones, who own and manage the well-known South Devon company, celebrate 10 successful years with Coast & Country Cottages this month. Read more
Duke Street, Clarence Street and Clarence Hill
Duke Street, Clarence Street and Clarence Hill lie in the centre of Dartmouth, each with a rich history and strong historical ties. Read more
Brian Patten - Author & Poet
Sitting in a light room looking out over the river Dart at Dittisham, Brian Patten laughs as he recalls how he, Roger McGough and Adrian Henri – the fabled ‘Mersey Beat Poets’ of the 1960s - were described by one critic as ‘a flash in the pan’. Read more
Ian Blackwell - General Manager, The Flavel
The Flavel has a new General Manager on board. Ian Blackwell joined the team this summer and has settled into his role at the Dartmouth arts centre Read more
Iain Simons - Dartmouth Community Sergeant
Dartmouth Community Sergeant Iain Simons thinks there is a need for even more cohesion in the community as changes in police working take effect. Read more
Nature Notes November 2011
Living in the South West, we are fortunate in being in one of the best parts of the country to see Cetaceans. Read more
Around Kingswear - November 2011
Mike Trevorrow brings By The Dart the latest from Around Kingswear. Read more
The Dartmouth Gardener - November 2011
"Fruits of One's Labour" - The Dartmouth Gardener by Alex Webster Read more
Personal Finance - November 2011
'Financial Planning' - Personal Finance, by Ian Thomas of Pilot Financial Planning Read more
Hoodown: reconstructed for the big work to come
The project to revamp the Dart Harbour site at Hoodown will take more than 6 months to complete, cost in the region of £750,000 and has faced many challenges – so why did the authority choose to undertake it? Read more
Health & Beauty - November 2011
Make Mine a Gin and Tonic - Health and Beauty by Rowena Kitchen Read more
Property View - November 2011
Local Market Still Positive - Property View by Richard Blake Read more
