All good things, they say, must come to an end.

The A35, Weymouth Quay, a night on Winston’s farmhouse scrumpy – all journeys ending in blissful oblivion.

They are now joined by Who's Afear'd.

Like the end of the pre-1974 Dorset border, this is truly a tragic moment. However, it is also a call to arms, a demand that all good Dorset folk continue to represent their county with firm hearts, strong livers and warped minds.

We may be gone, but we will be watching over you. A bit like Yoda and Obi Wan Kenobi on that log in Star Wars, only with a can of cider in our hands, a badger at our feet, and more swearing.

A massive, massive thank-you to everyone who has ridden our 31 bus through the streets of rock n roll over the last 3 years, helping us leave a trail of smiles, stares, quiche crumbs and cider stains wherever we went. It has been a phenomenal ride, and we are grateful for all the applause, support and free pints that came our way.

And be not afear’d, for there is already one cider-soaked phoenix risen from the ashes. The Dorset Rock and Kevicious are once again hitting the pubs, clubs and festivals of the West Country with new outfit, the Skimmity Hitchers, and they invite you to jump on board: www.skimmityhitchers.com

And Mr Cranmore Lydd will continue to be found in many musical and non-musical guises at the Endorse It In Dorset festival and beyond.

Continue to watch this space for details...

Who’s Afear’d
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Who's Afear'd

Sounds like... the Cerne giant and your mum after a gallon of scrumpy in a hedge down Lytchett way.

Golden Badger

News just in - Who's Afear'd have been presented with a gold disc to mark 200 sales of the Day of the Badger. The Dorset Echo are refusing to cover the story due to pressure from County Hall.