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Beaulieu grounds and gardens set to reopen
The doors to the Beaulieu visitor attraction will be reopened on Saturday 6 June and visitors will be invited to explore the grounds and gardens including, for a limited time only, areas of Lord Montagu’s private gardens surrounding Palace House.
Top business leader praises Dorset Chamber
Dorset Chamber has had an input into the Government’s coronavirus policy, which has been recognised by one of the UK’s top business leaders.
Farmers should think before rushing into coronavirus claims
Farmers and agribusinesses in Dorset are being advised to exercise caution before making coronavirus claims.
Take part in 11 activities to help bereaved families
Sadly so many worthwhile causes are being affected by the coronavirus pandemic, with fundraising events cancelled.
More funding now available for businesses
Businesses that were not eligible for Government funding through previous COVID related financial support schemes can now apply for funding through the discretionary grant fund
Oakhouse Foods continues to deliver through coronavirus crisis
During these testing times, it is important to settle in and eat comforting, tasty food.
BCP Council co-ordinates economic recovery
No-one is any doubt that economic recovery over the coming months is going to be a challenge.
Emergency hotel care scheme closes
Two Dorset hotels – The Best Western Hotel Rembrandt on Dorchester Road in Weymouth and the Grange Hotel at Oborne, near Sherborne – which offered accommodation for people not affected by coronavirus and who were medically fit to leave hospital, are no longer required.
BCP Council issues £70 million to local businesses during lockdown
BCP Council have processed over 5,000 business grants in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole for businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. These exceed the £70m mark.