Podcast appearances and mentions of janet swiss

This time on Alfred, the podcast for Shaftesbury, The Vale and Chase areas of North Dorset and West Wiltshire: We chat with the local author of a new nature book that will put our town in the spotlight. Brigit Strawbridge gives us an insight into her first publication and reveals how Shaftesbury will be featured prominently. (00:24) Why charity trustees need cash to transform an historic Shaftesbury almshouse. We learn about the history of Chubbs Almshouse and future plans on our tour with Tony Morgan. (06:11) Archaeologist Julian Richards shares the latest news from the Abbey’s archaeological dig. After a fortnight of excavation, he is now more hopeful that previous digs haven’t destroyed clues to the Abbey’s layout. (15:55) Alfred visits Wincombe Park and hears how you could use this private garden as your own relaxation retreat. Co-owner Phoebe Fortescue has listed her estate in the Quiet Gardens Movement register. (23:56) Alfred meets the artist who gifted her sculpture to one of our town’s quiet spaces. Janet Swiss tells us about ‘Blessing’, a piece of art on display in the Bell Street Gardens. (30:06)

This time on Alfred, the podcast for Shaftesbury, The Vale and Chase areas of North Dorset and West Wiltshire: Dozens march through Shaftesbury’s streets to warn about the climate emergency. ThisIsAlfred attended the procession arranged by environmental campaigners Planet Shaftesbury as a North Dorset response to national Extinction Rebellion events. (00:24) The colourful history of Shaftesbury’s long-forgotten pubs is shared in a new Gold Hill Museum exhibition. We chat to John Strange about the 55 former alehouses he has researched and Janet Swiss explains how she has uncovered interesting aspects of our town’s water supply throughout history. (09:14) A new study assesses Shaftesbury parking options. And it reveals where you’re more likely to find a free space. We chat with Stuart Edwards from Shaftesbury’s Neighbourhood Plan about some of the consultants’ recommendations that include signs and altering the length of stay in some car parks. (20:38) Why staff from BV Dairy are undertaking a tough triathlon-like endurance challenge on Exmoor. We meet the workers who are working out as they prepare for their fundraiser for The Stroke Association. And we hear what the group has planned for their Shaftesbury Food Festival attendance. (29:47)

This time on Alfred, the podcast for Shaftesbury, The Vale and Chase areas of North Dorset and West Wiltshire: ‘Project Belle’ announce plans for Shaftesbury’s empty Co-op building. ThisIsAlfred speaks to Jackie Upton King, the group’s Acting Chairman about the community-led bid for the site. (00:35) Alfred spends an evening with Tiffany Longley-Wolff to hear some of the success stories from her Shaftesbury performing arts school. And we visit her brand new, bespoke building to discover what a difference the new facilities make. (04:02) Shaftesbury is getting electronic vehicle speed indicators, but which streets will have them? And why? ThisIsAlfred asks the Mayor. (12:21) Alfred meets Keith Bunting, the Shaftesbury man making real sundials, not mass-produced factory fakes. Keith creates outdoor timepieces for clients all over the world. (16:12) Have you got a well? Then Gold Hill Museum wants to know about it. Janet Swiss will explain what she wants to find out as she plans her 2019 exhibition. (25:06)  

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