Ian Crump

In the summer of 2012, the relay brought Olympian-sized crowds to the streets of Dorset, turning roads into red, white and blue cheer lines.

The Two Eyes burger bar story officially began on July 4, 1976, when the once-loved restaurant opened its doors in perfect synchronisation with the…

It was the ultimate scheduling cock-up that would inadvertently define a generation of local music folklore

One of the most famous football clubs on the South Coast owes its identity not to the pitch, but to the earth.

The turn of the millennium brought a fierce rhythm to the Dorset coast, echoing still in these vibrant archival glimpses of the 2001 Swanage Folk…

The ghosts of Ginger, Posh, and Peter Pan still linger in the sun-drenched streets of Milford on Sea.

In the years after the Second World War, the western approaches to Southampton were transformed by the arrival of a works

Discover how the dangerous Newfoundland cod trade transformed Poole from a modest port into a wealthy hub of Georgian mansions and merchant princes.

Kwik Save was more than just a supermarket, it was an essential cultural landmark.

The epic story of Millbrook School, which held its own against the course of history, but rose, fell and rose again.