Dangerous weapons legislation now in force
The Offensive Weapons Act 2019 which came into force on Wednesday 6 April makes it harder to buy knives.
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Hospital admissions set to be cut at Royal Bournemouth Hospital
The same day emergency care and the acute medical unit are now located together which should result in fewer admissions.
Dog bites 11-year-old cyclist in Poole
Dorset Police are keen to hear from the owner of the dog and anyone who witnessed this incident on Sunday 3 April.
Weymouth barn owl webcam is live
Avid bird watchers and lovers of nature will be able to watch the progress of a pair of resident barn owls nesting and raising their chicks.
Open air makers’ market in Bournemouth this Easter
Visitors to Bournemouth this Easter will be able to browse through the Art & Makers Market in the Lower Gardens.
Dorset rural residents warned of oil thefts
Thieves are targeting oil storage tanks in rural areas as prices soar following sanctions imposed on Russia.
Martin Roberts backs auction to raise funds for Ukraine
You have until Friday 15 April to put in your bid on the choice of a number of lots in an auction organised by Dorset Chamber.
Fire risk warning to smokers
More people in Dorset die in fires in the home caused by cigarettes and smoking products than any other cause.
Mental health support for women in Christchurch
Christchurch’s The Water Lily Project will be offering more mental health support to women in crisis, thanks to a grant of £5,000 from the Dorset Community Foundation.
Rare plant competition invites entrants
An annual search for rare plants is underway, and the winner will be announced at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival this summer.