The March issue of The BV:
In a remarkable interview, Rachael Rowe spoke to Eddy in Kyiv about his road to recovery – and how he’d do it all again |
JOHN SERGEANT ANSWERS THE RANDOM 19 Ahead of his visit to The Exchange, the veteran broadcaster talked Thatcher, Strictly ... and some shocking biscuit news.
| BT’s switch from analogue to digital has left one elderly Wincanton couple without a landline during a medical emergency
| Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance
celebrates 25 years of saving lives
From farm accidents to heart attacks, The BV takes a look at the stories of just 25 of the people who owe everything to the ‘hospital in a field’
| Ahead of the Cheltenham Festival next week, editor Laura spoke to the ultimate insider Joe Tizzard about riding Cue Card, his 40/1 hot tip ... and how to appreciate the roar of the crowd.
In local history it seemed fitting for International Women’s Day to look at the life of Hilda ‘Mick’ Coles, the indomitable woman who ignored social norms and founded the Museum of East
