Category: Letters & announcements

Letters to the editor of the BV magazine – the postbox is always open! letters@bvmagazine.co.uk.

Plus all community and perosnal announcemenmts published in the BV magazine.

Letters & announcements

Letters to the Editor February 2024

That was a quick three weeks since I was last here – although at the same time I suspect we may have just completed...

Editorial team - 2 February 2024

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Letters to the Editor January 2024

Want to reply? Read something you feel needs commenting on? Our postbag is open! Please send emails to letters@BVmagazine.co.ukWhen writing, please include your full...

Editorial team - 13 January 2024

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Letters to the Editor December 2023

Last Christmas I saw a Tweet by someone hunting for some specific items – and for whatever reason, it stayed with me. She wanted...

Editorial team - 1 December 2023

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Letters to the Editor November 2023

I’m going to avoid the ‘state of the world’ commentary this month. I’m bored with trying to find a positive spin on a basket...

Editorial team - 4 November 2023

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Letters to the Editor October 2023

It’s easy to get caught up with how terrible things are right now. How broken the world is, how hopeless things feel, how bad...

Editorial team - 7 October 2023

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Letters to the Editor September 2023

Early last month I stumbled across a peach of a story. It had intrigue, moderately salacious details, well-known names, lots of gossip and fun…...

Editorial team - 2 September 2023

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Dorset’s master of strings

Editorial team - 13 January 20250

Dorset luthier Jeremy Walsh on listening to the wood, a double bass jigsaw, holding a $15m Stradivarius and Friday night rave music In his self-built...

Dorset community news

‘We’re here to make life better’

Editorial team - 11 January 20250

Terry Bennett talks to West Dorset’s first Liberal Democrat MP, Edward Morello, who is still negotiating the Westminster jungle When Edward Morello walked into Westminster...