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Bredy Farm's summer festival plan gets tangled up in red tape - Vimarsana News

Bredy Farm's summer festival plan gets tangled up in red tape

AN anomaly in licensing law has resulted in a Burton Bradstock farm venue having to appear before a licensing panel to agree one day of a long…

Bredy Farm's summer festival plan held up by bureaucracy - Vimarsana News

Bredy Farm's summer festival plan held up by bureaucracy

AN anomaly in licensing law has resulted in a Burton Bradstock farm venue having to appear before a licensing panel to agree one day of a long…

Events taking place in Dorset this bank holiday - Vimarsana News

Events taking place in Dorset this bank holiday

SEVERAL events are taking place this bank holiday weekend including festivals, dragon boat races and a fireworks display.

SouthCider Festival goes ahead at Bredy Farm - Vimarsana News

SouthCider Festival goes ahead at Bredy Farm

A MUSIC festival in west Dorset was a big success - and 'what people needed' after a tough year, say organisers. The SouthCider Festival went ahead at Bredy Farm, near Burton Bradstock, from Friday, July 2 until Sunday, July 4. The event was headlined by Bare Jams on Friday night, Jimmy Needles and the Cosmic Orchestra on the Saturday and by Black Water County on the Sunday evening. The event was held under the current Covid restrictions. People arrived on the day in groups of up to 30 and were given their own space where they could enjoy the music, whether they where sitting down or ...

Sold out SouthCider Festival at Bredy Farm - Vimarsana News

Sold out SouthCider Festival at Bredy Farm

The SouthCider Festival, at Bredy Farm, started yesterday and runs until tomorrow. Organisers say the event will be Covid safe and restrictions are in place. The festival had been planned when it was thought coronavirus restrictions would be lifted. But after 'Freedom Day' was delayed until Monday, July 19 a risk assessment for the event was completed and it has been given the green light to go ahead. The festival will have a reduced capacity, half of what the organisers' licence allows. Those who attend will be asks to take lateral flow tests on arrival and people are encouraged to t...