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The core part of council tax bills will not be increased for the coming year, although the Adult Social Care precept is to rise.

If you need to apply for a road closure in order to have your street party to mark the Queen’s platinum jubilee you have until 22 April.

A further grant of £650,000 from The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities will help those abused in Dorset.

The Big Swish is a giant clothes swap. It will be held on Saturday 26 February at Immanuel Church Hall in Southbourne for a local charity.

BCP Council is tackling the build up of sand on promenades and fallen trees following storms Eunice and Franklin.

The crematorium will close on 14 March and re-open for services in the first week of September following extensive works.

Yesterday’s statement by the Prime Minister has been greeted with a cautious welcome by Dorset Chamber.

The police are looking for witnesses to this incident on 27 January, particularly the Good Samaritan who made his way to help the victim.

The popular event organised by Wimborne Rotary with music by Swing Unlimited Big Band raised over £1,400.

In the light of heightened tension between Russia and Ukraine and the Cobra meeting today, local companies need to be extra vigilant.