Historic Sherborne celebrates Valentine’s with a new ‘Raleigh’ biscuit and ‘Walking with Walter’
Valentine Day reminder of Sir Walter Raleigh’s love affair with Queen Elizabeth 1 and his love of Sherborne.
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AFC Bournemouth shows support to Dorset cancer patients
Bournemouth football players Jack Wilshere and Benik Afobe marked World Cancer Day (4 February) by showing support for the Dorset Cancer Care Foundation as well as signing their shirts and donating them to be auctioned.
Man shot in leg with air rifle in Poole
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was shot in the leg with an air rifle as he walked along Rossmore Road in Poole near to the junction with Brixey Road.
Actor Guy Henry attends performance of HCP’s Snow White
Dorset-raised actor Guy Henry attended a performance of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by the award-winning Highcliffe Charity Players, of which he is President.
Calling runners for the Easter Quarter Marathon
Members of Bournemouth’s East Cliff Rotary Club are making a first call for runners for this year’s Easter Quarter Marathon.
West End Performer visits QE School
On Thursday 26 January, students at Queen Elizabeth’s School, Wimborne, were visited by local West End performer, Dan Partridge.
Do you know where this Weymouth man is?
Christopher Lee Smith, 27, is wanted by the police for breaching his licence conditions.
Tied up and burgled: terrifying ordeal for Christchurch woman in her 80s
NEWS FEED Tied up and burgled: terrifying ordeal for Christchurch woman in her 80s A woman in her 80s suffered a terrifying ordeal after answering a knock on her front door last night. When she opened the door, she was confronted by a man and a woman wearing scarves over their faces. They forced themselves…
£300 fixed penalty notice for fly-tipping in Beaminster as waste traced to Dorset resident
A Dorset resident was recently issued a fixed penalty notice after their waste was fly-tipped, despite the fact that they didn’t dump the rubbish themselves.
Six out of nine Dorset councils vote for change
Councils have been divided over their decision about a proposal for a major shake up in Dorset.