A dirty fight against cancer for businessman Matt Mellor
Bournemouth businessman Matt Mellor is to tackle the world’s toughest ‘mudder’ in honour of a friend who died of cancer.
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Dorset countryside-based firms urged to enter the Rural Business Awards 2017
Enterprises based in the Dorset countryside are being invited to blow their own trumpet by entering this year’s Rural Business Awards (RBAs) – a scheme uniquely for countryside-based enterprises.
Eddie Howe opens new private patient unit supporting NHS patient care in Bournemouth
AFC Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has opened a new private patient unit that will provide extra income to support NHS patient care at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH).
Rare items will ring bells at Crewkerne auction
Two extremely rare items, an early bicycle and a police telephone box, are to be sold by Lawrences Auctioneers of Crewkerne.
Federation of Small Businesses reacts to triggering of Article 50
Mike Cherry, National Chairman at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), responds to UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s triggering of Article 50.
Lifesaving Rosie is Bournemouth’s ‘unsung hero’ in Tourism Awards
A hotelier who saved the life of one of her guests has been named Bournemouth’s Unsung Hero of 2017.
Harold G Walker’s team expands in Verwood and Christchurch
Local law firm, Harold G Walker Solicitors, has announced that two new recruits have joined its team in Verwood and Christchurch.
Open weekend will celebrate new chandlery at Buckler’s Hard
A new chandlery for Beaulieu River customers will be officially opened by Lord Montagu at Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour on Friday 31 March.
Management courses grow at Stewarts Garden Centres
A garden centre whose origins can be traced back to 1742 is investing in management training in keeping with its current expansion.
Dorset in the zone to boost jobs with new employment units
A £2.5m project is underway to create 20 new employment units in the heart of Dorset at the former Winfrith atomic energy site.