Dorset Chamber urges businesses to enter Queen’s Awards for Enterprise
The winners will be announced on the Queen’s birthday in April next year which also marks HM’s platinum jubilee.
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Keyhole Bridge controversy heads into judicial review
A small community organisation, Keyhole Bridge Group, has been granted permission for a judicial review of BCP Council’s decision to reopen Keyhole Bridge in Poole.
Mr Dorset reaches final of Mr England competition
One of just three finalists whittled down from contenders from across the UK, Liam Ulla, who was named Mr Dorset in 2019, is now in the running to become the next Mr England.
2358 Ferndown Squadron ATC aims to get cadets airborne
If you love aircraft, action and adventure then 2358 Ferndown Squadron a youth organisation linked with the Royal Air Force is for you.
Drama-filled Monday for Poole Lifeboat
Poole Lifeboat was requested three times in a row on 9 August starting just after 12pm when it was tasked to attend a capsized dinghy at Studland Bay.
Can you run your own business while balancing parenting?
Success in life and in business means different things to each of us. Some women are born to be entrepreneurs — in fact, more new businesses have been registered by women in 2021 than ever before — but for women hoping to become mothers, or who already have families, the challenge of running your own business and bringing up a family at the same time is a complex one, often with additional challenges.
Two new locomotives for Wimborne Model Town
A West Country class steamer in late 1940s livery, complete with Wimborne nameplates and the town council’s crest is now in situ.
‘Monty’ letter donated to Bovington Tank Museum
The letter from Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein to his brother Harold reveals much about the veteran soldier.
Dorset and Devon & Cornwall commissioners to work together
Police and crime commissioners from the neighbouring counties are to work together tackle crime and anti social behaviour.
What a legend! Marathon Man conquers 212 miles
Drink-drive crash victim survivor Paul O’Boyle has completed his latest challenge – running 212 miles of the rugged South West Coast Path.
