Friday 18th September 2020. Appledore, North Devon, England. The Appledore Drive In Book Festival opening night event as Richard Osman and Jeremy Vine take to the stage for a night of discussion about his new highly acclaimed debut crime novel ‘The Thursday Murder Club’. The festival, thought to be the UK’s first-ever drive in book festival, will kick off in earnest on the morning of Friday 18 September and run until Tuesday 22 September with five events each day. The stellar line-up includes producer, presenter and writer, Richard Osman; Loose Women presenter and former Coronation Street star, Shobna Gulati; international best-selling novelist, Adele Parks; award-winning science journalist, Dr. Michael Mosley; actor, former MEP, gay rights campaigner and life peer, Lord Michael Cashman; comedian and broadcaster, Viv Groskop; historian, Susan Ronald; award-winning gardener and BBC Gardener’s World presenter, Mark Lane; broadcaster and commentator, Iain Dale; international novelist, SJ Waston; and, of course, the Festival’s very own patron, author and broadcaster, Jeremy Vine. Terry Mathews.
Friday 18th September 2020. Appledore, North Devon, England. The Appledore Drive In Book Festival opening night event as Richard Osman and Jeremy Vine take to the stage for a night of discussion about his new highly acclaimed debut crime novel ‘The Thursday Murder Club’. The festival, thought to be the UK’s first-ever drive in book festival, will kick off in earnest on the morning of Friday 18 September and run until Tuesday 22 September with five events each day. The stellar line-up includes producer, presenter and writer, Richard Osman; Loose Women presenter and former Coronation Street star, Shobna Gulati; international best-selling novelist, Adele Parks; award-winning science journalist, Dr. Michael Mosley; actor, former MEP, gay rights campaigner and life peer, Lord Michael Cashman; comedian and broadcaster, Viv Groskop; historian, Susan Ronald; award-winning gardener and BBC Gardener’s World presenter, Mark Lane; broadcaster and commentator, Iain Dale; international novelist, SJ Waston; and, of course, the Festival’s very own patron, author and broadcaster, Jeremy Vine. Terry Mathews. Alamy Live News.
Appledore, North Devon, England. Friday 2nd July 2021 - The early morning clouds give way to mist as the sun starts to rise behind the independent fishing boat 'Serene Skye', moored on the River Torridge estuary. The 'Serene Skye' works in the waters around Bideford Bay and sells its catch to the local community from the quay at Appledore in North Devon.
