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A great deal of fun was had by all in the hot summer sun at Poole Goes Vintage festival along Poole Quay on 9 and 10 July.

In six months there were 176 incidents of customers incorrectly activating the alarms, causing nine service cancellations.

What a cracking day it was for Westival organised by West Moors Town Council on 9 July at Fryer Field.

Dorset Council is to consider reducing the speed limit from 40mph to 30mph on the road from Canford Bottom to Ferndown.

Three men who carried out a series of violent robberies in Bournemouth have admitted the manslaughter of one of their victims.

‘Bike of the Night’ on Poole Quay saw Jeff and Pete who are supported by Diverse Abilities supported living service as guest judges.

A Dorset child missed education for nearly two years and now Dorset Council is to make changes to its provision.

Although not native to the British Isles the brown hare, (Lepus europaeus), is now considered naturalised.

In the last four days a number of arrests and charges have been made by Dorset Police following various crimes in the region.

Gareth Malone’s sing-along show at Lighthouse might not be until 16 December, but tickets will go on sale from tomorrow, 8 July.