Jan 29, 2025 | Newsletter, The Ridgeway
Our February newsletter commences with the beautiful book ‘Downland’ by artist Anna Dillon and poet Jonathan Davidson. We look at how Scutchamer Knob, an Iron Age round barrow adjacent to the Ridgeway, is currently in receipt of lots of tender loving care from...
Nov 27, 2024 | Newsletter, The Ridgeway
In this issue we celebrate the official opening in October of the Great Chalk Way (GCW), the long and winding sequence of trails, established after the last Ice Age, that follows chalk ridges from the North Sea coast to the English Channel. Tim Lewis, Friends trustee...
Nov 1, 2024 | The Ridgeway
We now have a series of pub walks that are on and around the Ridgeway: Pub Walks...
Oct 9, 2024 | The Ridgeway
The theme for the Swire Ridgeway Arts Prize Exhibition 2025 competition can be found on the Swire Ridgeway Arts Prize page here: Swire Ridgeway Arts Prize 2025...
Aug 23, 2024 | Newsletter, The Ridgeway
There’s a lot in The Friends of the Ridgeway’s (FoR) summer newsletter. Chair of the Ridgeway Partnership, Simon Kearey, introduces the new Ridgeway National Trail Officer, Ian Black. We look at two ways to get along the Ridgeway. Josie Hill provides an inspirational...
