Professor Joe Burns is putting the finishing touches to his Punch and Judy stand on Swanage Beach. Hook-nosed Mr Punch, looking pleased as, relaxes in a director’s chair upholstered in ...

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The town of Swanage in Dorset gets overlooked so often in favour of the nearby bigger resorts of Bournemouth and Weymouth but that means holidaymakers are missing out on a little gem of a British ...

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SWANAGE has been named one of the best caravanning spots in the country thanks to its Blue Flag beach, colourful beach huts and steam railway. Known as The Caravanning Mummy, travel expert, and mum-of ...

Boasting a broad bay, shimmering turquoise waters, a rich history tracing back to the Iron Age, and a town brimming with delightful independent shops, this coastal resort has plenty to offer. Nestled ...

The Swanage beachfront is usually popular with visitors in July A popular beach was cordoned off after World War Two grenades were discovered at a nearby building site. Dorset Police closed the ...

Swanage. Nestled on the south coast in the shadow of Bournemouth and Weymouth, it’s perhaps not the most obvious place for a break. But there’s more to this little seaside town than meets the eye – it ...

With its sweeping bay, sparkling turquoise waters, rich history dating back to the Iron Age, and a town filled with charming independent shops, this seaside resort has much to offer. Located on the ...

The paraglider was taken to hospital with a suspected back injury An injured paraglider has been rescued from a Dorset beach where the tide was rising rapidly. The man was believed to have a back or ...

I am not sure which hit me first, the noise or the smell. I could hear the waves rolling on to the beach, gently turning pebbles as they raced up the shore. Then there was that unmistakable air of ...