After a lengthy recruitment process, Daisy Sutcliffe has just been appointed as the new Jurassic Coast Arts Coordinator. Daisy, who’s previous job was as Head of Participation and Learning at the Hackney Empire in East London, will be starting her post at the end of May. Based with the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Team, she…
Artists have a long history of involvement in Swanage, and the Durlston project built on this legacy from the outset by engaging the artist Lulu Quinn as a part of the design team. Following the successful arts science collaboration last year between Artist Abigail Reynolds and scientist Dr Samantha Gibbs, which resulted in the Shapeshift…
We have always promoted sustainable transport options as the best way to explore the Jurassic Coast – we just needed to bring those options together in a way that would whet people’s appetites, tempting them to break those long-established ties to the notorious motor car. We decided to combine the Jurassic Coast ‘by bus’ and…
Ask yourself a question; on average, how much do the cliffs retreat each year? 10cm? 30cm? 50cm? The answer, of course is that it varies according to the type of rock and how much pounding the cliffs suffer from the sea. Stop press: Find out about the recent Lyme Regis/Charmouth landslip. Ask yourself a question;…