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Proactive patrols by Dorset Police took place during a protest in Bournemouth on 5 December to minimise the impact on the general public.

University students will mostly be travelling home in a window up until 9 December and are being targeted with a road safety message.

Dorset’s disability charity is offering everyone an opportunity to send festive gifts to their loved ones this year, while raising money for charity.

Dorset Council and its partners are offering help to the county’s residents who may be struggling over winter.

The campaign to find more people to foster children is running across all the local authorities in the south west.

The mobile testing unit for COVID-19 has moved to Swannery Car Park in Weymouth from Weymouth Park and Ride from Saturday 5 December.

Up to 200 businesses in the region can benefit from a fully-funded Export Declarations service to help grow their business.

Dorset food banks, businesses and community groups are urged to register with Help and Kindness to help the Covid-19 community response.

The St Bernard dog lunged at the woman and bit her on her hip with the result that the wound needed hospital treatment.

The NHS will begin vaccinating patients against coronavirus from Tuesday at the start of the country’s biggest immunisation programme in history.