"Queen Mary and Queen Anne were from Hatch... and local boy Chris Wren was up in London designing a big new cathedral, so although Tisbury was a long way from the Big Smoke, we couldn't help feeling we had friends in high places."  The Yew...

"The division the Civil War caused around here was frankly so exhausting I wanted to lie down but I can't lie down, obviously, I'm a tree..."  says Tisbury's ancient Yew Tree, brilliantly acted by Liz Coyle Camp.

"The day I heard that the King had lost his head, nose to the block in Whitehall, surrounded by non-wellwishers, quite honestly I was beside myself..."  says Tisbury's Ancient Yew Tree, voiced by the brilliant Liz Coyle Camp.

Liz Coyle Camp stars in our fanciful history of Tisbury.  This week: it's the Reformation and Henry the Eighth is breaking all the rules and beheading a lot of people in the process!

🚧 No Room to Walk – Richard Burt and his guide dog, Dilly, reveal the obstacles blind residents face on Tisbury High Street.🌠 Starry Nights – Steve Tonkin on the night sky in early August... and is that comet really called ...