The ever popular Dorset Coast & Countryside Magazine is out now, sporting a fresh new look. With a stylish new design and the addition of a pocket sized, pull-out events guide, it is already proving to be well-liked with locals and visitors.
As well as a new look for this magazine, it's print run has also been increased from just twice yearly to three times a year, to keep up with public demand and to ensure the events and articles as up to date as possible. This current edition runs from 1st May - 31st August and is bursting at the seams with all the latest news and goings-on from around the county.
All the articles featured are written by local experts who have a true passion for Dorset and who work at safeguarding our unique coast and countryside for future generations.
Kirstie Snow, Promotions Officer says
"This magazine is jam-packed full of ideas of what you can do, where to go and what to see from now until August. The handy 24 page pull-out events guide contains a snapshot of the hundreds of guided walks and events that are being run between now and September and the events that we couldn't squeeze into the guide can be found on the website www.dorsetaonb.org.uk
The Dorset Coast & Countryside Magazine can be picked up free of charge from any Tourist Information Centre, library or coastal visitor centre or to receive your copy by post, telephone 01305 225037.
Or download your copy here
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<<Notes to Editors>>
Copies of the magazine can be requested by contacting Kirstie Snow on 01305 225037 or k.snow@dorsetcc.gov.uk
1. The ‘Dorset Coast & Countryside' publication is funded and produced by Dorset County Council, Dorset Countryside, The Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Partnership and The Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.
2. Through a dedicated team of officers, this partnership works closely with a range of organisations and with local communities to manage the area for the benefit of people and wildlife.
3. For further information about the partners or the publication, contact us at: Environmental Services Directorate, County Hall, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1XJ
Kirstie Snow, Promotions Officer
Tel: 01305 225037
Catherine Annetts, Interpretation & Information Officer
Tel: 01202 495098
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