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Regent Centre celebrates as General Manager has baby
Regent Centre’s general manager goes on Maternity leave and appoints interim manager to look after the Centre
Middlesex woman jailed after grooming Dorset teenager on Facebook
A woman who groomed a 13-year-old boy over Facebook before meeting and engaging in sexual activity with him has been jailed.
U-turns favour Future Dorset merger plan, but Christchurch says “no” to joining with Bournemouth and Poole
Dorset is a step nearer to reducing its nine councils to two in a major cost-saving reorganisation.
Griff Rhys Jones is going back on the road
Griff Rhys Jones is going back on the road in the new year to explore the subject of travel – and he will be stopping off in Christchurch.
Christchurch Mayor and young people spread the season of goodwill
Scouts, Guides, Brownies and Sea Scouts from local groups in Christchurch helped the town’s mayor, Cllr Nick Geary, to distribute his goodwill parcels within the borough to nominated 38 recipients.
Christchurch residents say no
Christchurch residents have voted not to support joining a unitary authority with Bournemouth and Poole in the local poll.
Christchurch Solicitor wins top national Family Law Award
Peter Watson-Lee, the chairman of Williams Thompson Solicitors LLP, has won the prestigious Family Law Partner of the Year Award at the national Family Law Awards.
Two councils U-turn on merger plan in Dorset whilst Christchurch waits for poll results
In a double U-turn this week, councillors of Purbeck District Council and East Dorset District Council, two of three authorities, which were opposed to council reorganisation in the county, have voted to withdraw their opposition.
Christchurch-based steel company helps rebuild hurricane-hit Caribbean
A Christchurch structural steel company which specialises in disaster-proof buildings is set to play a major role in the reconstruction of hurricane-hit Caribbean islands.