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In the May issue of the Friends of the Ridgeway newsletter, the Friends’ Swire Ridgeway Arts Prize and Exhibition takes pride of place. There was a record attendance for the 10th exhibition, held in April in Uffington, with 121 wonderful artworks on show. We look at…

  In the February issue of the Friends of the Ridgeway (FoR) newsletter we celebrate community volunteers, this time in the context of the Historic Ridgeway Project. Several of our Ancient Monuments are being made more accessible to and enjoyable by the public by…

The November issue of the Friends of the Ridgeway (FoR) newsletter is dedicated to the many volunteers who keep the Ridgeway and its associated National Monuments in good shape. There is much more in this packed issue: a debate in Westminster Hall about the Ridgeway…

In the July newsletter we are seeking to recruit a new trustee to join the board and contribute to delivery of the objectives of the Friends of the Ridgeway. We are also calling on artists to create new artworks for next year’s Swire Ridgeway Arts Prize, the theme of…

Pride of place in the May issue of the Friends of the Ridgeway quarterly newsletter is the 9th annual Swire Ridgeway Arts Prize exhibition, held in Uffington on the last weekend in April. Wendy Tobitt talked to the winners and presents their winning pieces. There was…