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William Dalgleish

Reporter · GB

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Oct 1, 2026
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Sep 12, 2026

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · William Dalgleish

    Ceramics exhibition opens in Swanage (opens the original)

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    A ceramics exhibition is now open to the public in Swanage. Edible Conversations, the latest showcase by 15 Days in Clay, is on display at the Fine Foundation Gallery in Durlston Country Park until October 8. The exhibition was officially opened by Russell Lucas-Rowe, Deputy Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset, and marks the 23rd year of Edible Conversations. It brings together 40 ceramic artists who use clay to explore ideas, stories, and contemporary issues. READ MORE: Dorset baker eliminated from Great

  2. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · William Dalgleish

    Poet and jazz harpist to enchant audiences in Dorchester (opens the original)

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    A poetry and harp performance is set to enchant audiences with a blend of words and music. Imaginary Landscapes will take place at Dorchester Arts Centre, located in the Corn Exchange, on Saturday, September 27 at 2pm. The show features poet Chris Tutton and jazz harpist Tara Minton, who have previously performed at the Hay Festival and the Royal Albert Hall. The event is described as an "exquisite fusion of words and music." The audience can expect Mr Tutton's philosophical poetry paired with M

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