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The cleaning works will take place on Monday 16 and Tuesday 17 August from the Cooper Dean flyover to the County Gates.

Patrols, together with the police and crime commissioner for Dorset, will be out today as part of Operation Relentless.

Organisations have until 24 September to apply for funding of up to £10,000 for youth projects which make a difference.

Police would like to speak to any witnesses of this assault in Charminster Avenue, particularly two people who came to the aid of the victim.

Grant-giving charity Talbot Village Trust has announced its chairman, Sir Christopher Lees, will be stepping down after 16 years of service.

A new business that aims to teach children how to build robots, drones and even create games that can be uploaded to the app store is about to open.

Ahead of the Contender Fest, which takes place at Parley in September, people will be able to try out an obstacle course.

Sam’s black Audi A5 Coupé left the road along the B3069 on 24 July and police are still seeking witnesses.

Adults over the age of 19 can take advantage of these 16-week bootcamps which will improve their chances of employment.

Money raised to make repairs after a break-in at the pub was no longer needed so was used to install a defibrillator.